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| Ease of Use | 7.1/10   |
|---|---|
| Durability | 3.6/10 |
| Style | 6.2/10 |
| Service & Support | 3.3/10 |
| Value for Money | 3/10 |
| Reviewer Rating | 3.5/10 |
| Overall Rating | 3.5/10 |
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Full review by
Guest.
on 26th Dec 2008
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General comments: Our Tefal Quick Cup worked fine for the first 3 weeks then it only produced warm water. By the time you added milk to the tea or coffee it was cold. Don't buy it stick to the old fashion and proven kettle.
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Review by
Guest.
on 18th Dec 2008
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I love my Tefal Quick Cup. I've read back many of the comments here and have to tell you all that you can't have followed the instructions and cleaned the system out with white vinegar every month as instructed. This means limescale builds up inside the thin heating coils and they can't heat the water properly
I've been doing that and have no problems at all.
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Review by
awesomecrystals
on 18th Dec 2008
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We did both find that if you hover your hands, cupped downwards over the Tefal Quick Cup as it's magically making almost Luke Warm Water, that the electromagnetic energy rays from your hands will help to warm up the water hot enough to call Tepd without being hot enough to make tea. Neither of us really like tea anyway and what with the Global Economic Crisis, the Royal Family being Lizards and the increase in the wholesale price of coffee, we've decided to just drink filtered rain water and we ...
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Review by
Ed12371
on 11th Dec 2008
User Rating : 8
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As mentioned before, be sure to get the updated nozzle for your Tefal Quick Cup to stop spluttering.
You must turn it off at the wall straight after you have finished with it.
Change the filter when recommended.
Descale using vinegar when recommended.
If you take care of the product it will perform well. If you set and forget, then you will run into issues as describe through out this forum.
And yes, Tefal need to refine this product : updated nozzle supplied already, manual stating correct wate ...
Ed12371's full review | 196 words
Review by
Kansenji
on 7th Dec 2008
User Rating : 9
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I have used the Tefal Quick Cup for more than a year and would absolutely hate to have to return to using an "old-fashioned" ordinary kettle. Water is filtered. More economical on electricity than an ordinary kettle.
One day, ALL "kettles" will be like the Quick Cup.
Kansenji's full review | 63 words
Review by
Guest.
on 1st Dec 2008
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Thought the quick cup from tefal woudl be a great product, have managed with it for about 3 months (albeit the first one had to be taken back to the store)
Is ok if u drink hot drinks without milk but i agree with everyone else hot drinks need boiling water
Am off to purchase a kettle!
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Review by
m roddis
on 29th Nov 2008
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Just exchanged our Quick Cup for the third time, a marvellous idea but what a disappointment to make a cup of tea and have to boil the water in the microwave. Customer Services no help at all, just told to get a refund if not satisfied, hopefully third time lucky otherwise back to the basic kettle.
m roddis's full review | 61 words
Review by
CLP
on 27th Nov 2008
User Rating : 8
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bought this Tefal Quick Cup approx 18 months ago after using a friends one. I think it's great. Never had a problem with the water temperature, no it's not boling, but my tea is always hot. Bought one for my grandparents recently that didn't heat properly, Argos changed it and they haven't had a problem with it since, and it also makes life much easier for them as they find kettles to heavy to lift.
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Review by
moneybutt
on 21st Nov 2008
User Rating : 3
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We have had a Tefal Quick Cup for about 18 months. Thought it would be great for quick cups of tea but the water is not hot enough. I keep it ready for cup soups and gravy now which works well but tea really does need boiling water. I also fill it with a jug rather than keep fighting to pull the water container out.
moneybutt's full review | 82 words
Review by
DAVID COULSON
on 17th Nov 2008
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Mine lasted one day then pressing the red button only produced cold water. Took it back to Homebase and got a refund. The concept is good but reliability seems poor.
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Review by
Guest.
on 13th Nov 2008
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My Tefal Quick Cup worked for a week then stopped producing near boiling water, it is now just luke warm, I have gone back to my old kettle. Tea also tasted funny as it wasn't made with boiling water. Very noisy also! I am taking mine back at the weekend, its not all it is cracked up to be!
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Review by
SuePC
on 10th Nov 2008
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Our Tefal Quick Cup has been giving us cold water, until we read the reviews we thought that it was us using it incorrectly. We took the filter out and let it dry out and then it worked again for 2 days. I will be returning it and will exchange it for a new kettle.
SuePC's full review | 62 words
Review by
Guest.
on 4th Nov 2008
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We bought this Tefal Quick Cup and for the first 24 hours it was great - I loved it and then....... it produced cold water, then slightly warm water, then a spurt of hot water then back to cold (all in one mug). We are going to take it back to the shop because it obviously doesn't do what it says and I thought we would get an exchange for another but having read reviews on more than one site, have decided to get a refund and wait until Tefal sort out the problems.
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Review by
Guest.
on 2nd Nov 2008
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We are in Australia & are on our second Quick cup which has now started to stop heating the water. Great product but the design needs improvement maybe? Maybe turning it off when not in use makes a difference, but keep your kettle handy just in case!
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Review by
parkersages
on 1st Nov 2008
User Rating : 2
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Tefal Quick Cup blurb says filter lasts for 6 weeks, annual cost £44, also that it saves up to £31 pa on normal kettle. Seems bad economics. Also a good cup of tea can only be made with boiling water, yet this doesn't boil per Tefal's own admission
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Review by
pcr413
on 1st Nov 2008
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Living alone I thought the Tefal Quick Cup may be a good idea, save power, the world and all that. Well any power it uses is wasted, the luke warm drinks it produces are useless so its back to the kettle for me. Must be the worst item I have purchased in over 60 years.
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Review by
Guest.
on 26th Oct 2008
User Rating : 8
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Got one 4 weeks ago. It was fine for a couple of weeks, then as others have said, water was gettting progressively cooler with virtually every use, to the point where it was not even luke warm. Drained and unplugged it ready to take back when I thought I would give it a final try, and it was fine ! We now keep it switched off when not in use and it works great.
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Review by
Guest.
on 25th Oct 2008
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My partner bought the Tefel Quick Cup kettle and although he says its o.k for making a coffee, I HATE it! Its really noisy, it splats water everywhere and after about a week of having luke warm cups of tea, Ive resorted to boiling a pan of water if I want a decent brew! We're expecting our 1st baby in january so I knew we'd have to get a new kettle for then as this contraption would be useless for making up bottles of formula milk, however, the thing broke this week and now only produces cold wa ...
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Review by
Sylva
on 23rd Oct 2008
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Having had two faulty Tefal Quick Cup machines in just under twelve months, I returned the Tefal Quick Cup to Currys where they gave me a no quibble exchange return of my money. I then spent some of it on a Blue Ice Breville electric kettle and we are back to normal daily living. I have to admit though, that I do miss that instant one cup convenience of the Tefal.
Please believe me when I state sincerely that the idea of Quick Cup is brilliant. I think the electronic CHIP CONTROL is where more ...
Sylva's full review | 107 words
Review by
Guest.
on 23rd Oct 2008
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Bought one of these Tefal Quick Cup, thought it was great until after one day all i got out of it was warm water. got it exchanged same thing with new kettle. so very dissapointed my daughter uses it for filtering cold water now.
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