The Ninja smart kettle that fixes your tea mistakes is now just £59.99 (aff)

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Ninja’s smart kettle is usually very expensive - but not right now | Ninja

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From green tea to coffee, this Ninja kettle lets you hit the right temperature every time – and it’s now heavily reduced

I know what you're thinking. Just how clever does a kettle need to be? While most of us just flick the switch and wait for the kettle to click off before we pour, we rarely think about the optimum temperature for our drinks.

For example, if you're a lover of green tea, are you aware it should be brewed about 20C cooler than black tea?

Jasmine tea really shouldn't be boiled, and neither should white tea. Oolong tea, whatever that is, is apparently also better at a lower temperature.

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Do you know what temperature to boil your tea at? This kettle does | Amazon

And don't get me started on how particular coffee geeks are about temperature. Boiling water straight from the kettle is fine, but there are people out there who believe it shouldn't be a degree over 90C. Although apparently 93C is the perfect formula for a cafetiere or espresso.

This kind of next-level geekery is the whole reason the Ninja Perfect Temperature Kettle exists. It has a panel on its base that lets you choose the exact temperature in degrees Celsius that you want your water at.

And, for instance, if you drink a lot of green tea, you're not only missing out on the perfect cuppa without this tech, but you're wasting some heat.

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Pour the perfect cup every time | Ninja

But that's not the only trick up the Perfect Temperature Kettle's sleeve. It also has a rapid boil system that can bring a cup of water to its fizzing crescendo in under 50 seconds.

And it can hold on to the temperature you've set it to for up to 30 minutes. Perfect for those who like to chug back a few fruit teas in one sitting, for example.

The controls are really simple, there's no messing about with WiFi or apps, just press some buttons and set up the process on an LED display.

The best bit? The price. Normally this clever kettle costs £99.99, but at the moment you can get it on a limited-time deal for just £59.99.

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It's a deal on Amazon, knocking 40% off the price, and it's the lowest we've seen it in a long time.

Amazon Prime members get free delivery on eligible items. Non-Prime customers may pay delivery charges depending on the order.

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