
Xiaomi Electric Glass Kettle 1.7L Borosilicate Transparent Glass 2200W
โฑ1,100as of Aug 9, 2026
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How we reviewed this: we read the Shopee PH listing, checked the listed specs, and went through 329 owner ratings.
Xiaomi Electric Glass Kettle 1.7L Borosilicate Transparent Glass 2200WThe fastest wattage in this list at the lowest price, in borosilicate glass so nothing plastic touches the water. Glass is also the catch: hot to touch and breakable.

โฑ1,100as of Aug 9, 2026
COD ยท Shopee-protected payment
| Brand | Xiaomi |
|---|---|
| Type | Electric kettle |
| Price | โฑ1,100 (as of Aug 9, 2026) |
| Shopee owner rating | 4.9 โ from 329 Shopee ratings |
| Shop | Xiaomi Mi Online |
| Units sold | 1K+ |
Specs per the Philippine Shopee listing.
| Type | Electric kettle |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 1.7L |
| Power | 2200W |
| Body | Borosilicate transparent glass |
The Xiaomi glass kettle is the value outlier in our kettle coverage: 2200W and a full 1.7L for around โฑ1,100, which is the fastest wattage here at the lowest price. The body is borosilicate glass.
2200W matches the Philips HD9395 at the top of the speed table, and it is doing that at roughly a third of the price. On a full 1.7L, that is a genuinely quick boil.
The borosilicate glass body earns its place for two reasons. First, it is the glass used in lab equipment and oven-safe cookware because it barely expands when heated, so it takes the shock of boiling water. Second, and more useful day to day, you can see inside. You know the water level, and you know how clean the kettle actually is, which almost nobody checks in a steel kettle.
It also settles the plastic question. Nothing plastic is in contact with the water, which is the standard worry about cheap kettles.
It gets hot. Glass conducts heat and there is no insulating gap, so the body is hot while boiling, exactly like a single-wall steel kettle. This is not the choice for a kitchen with toddlers.
It breaks. Borosilicate survives heat, not impact. A knock off the counter onto tile ends it, where a steel kettle would dent.
Limescale is visible. The scale forms in every kettle; in glass you have to look at it. Monthly descaling with vinegar keeps it clear, and in hard-water areas that is a real habit rather than an occasional chore.
No named safety cutout. Xiaomi does not state a controller brand the way Philips and Asahi do.
Around โฑ1,100 as of August 9, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. It is the cheapest kettle in our coverage and the joint-fastest, which is an unusual combination and the reason it ranks where it does. 329 owners rating it 4.9, with over a thousand sold, says it holds up in practice.
The honest framing: you are getting speed and capacity for very little, and paying for it in heat, fragility, and an unnamed safety part. For a careful household on a budget, that is a good trade.
Buy this if you want the fastest boil for the least money, your kitchen is not full of small children, and you will actually descale it. It is the right choice for a couple, a condo, or a first kitchen.
Skip it if there are toddlers around, or if things get knocked over in your house.
See how it ranks in our best electric kettles in the Philippines roundup, or read what wattage buys you in our electric kettle buying guide.
Want the same speed with a cool-touch body and a named cutout? The Philips HD9395/90 is around โฑ3,200. Want stainless and hundreds more owner ratings for a little more? The Asahi EK-175 is around โฑ2,000.
See how it compares with the other top picks in our electric kettles comparison.
Yes, that is what it is for. Borosilicate is the glass used in laboratory glassware and heat-resistant cookware because it expands very little when heated, so it handles the shock of boiling without cracking the way ordinary glass would. What it does not handle is impact: it chips and breaks if knocked off a counter.
Two reasons. You can see the water level and, more usefully, you can see how clean the inside actually is, which most people never check in a steel kettle. And nothing plastic contacts the water, which is the common worry with cheap kettles that use a plastic body or a plastic lid rim. The trade is heat and fragility.
It shows more, which is a fair complaint and also an honest one. The scale is there in a steel kettle too, you just cannot see it. Descale monthly with white vinegar or citric acid and it stays clear. In areas of the Philippines with hard tap water, expect that to be a real monthly habit rather than an occasional one.
Yes. Glass conducts heat readily and there is no insulating air gap, so the body gets hot in the same way a single-wall stainless kettle does. Use the handle, keep it back from the edge, and think twice if there are toddlers in the kitchen. The cool-touch options here are the Philips and the Imarflex.
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