Small Kitchen Appliances

Choose by what you need

Coffee, tea and cold drinks

Coffee machines and grinders is the biggest drinks block at more than 50 products, from €24.95 for a filter coffee maker. Electric kettles start at €18.95 and juicers and smoothie makers at €25.95. A pod machine costs less to buy and more per cup, so compare the price of the pods before the price of the machine.

Cooking on the counter

Counter cooking is the largest part of the section at roughly a third of the range (about 180 of more than 550 products). Air fryers start at €74.95 and microwaves and mini-ovens at €69.00. Slow, steam and rice cookers start at €38.95, with 1.8-litre models offering enough capacity for a typical family meal. Toasters and grills, on-counter hobs, fryers, electric pizza ovens, bread makers and fun and party cooking fill the rest. A second heat source earns its place in August, when the main oven heats the flat.

Preparing and storing food

Blenders, mixers and food processors is the largest appliance subcategory at more than 80 products, from €15.95 for a hand mixer. Grinders and slicers and vacuum sealers sit alongside it. A hand blender makes soup in the pot and washes in a minute. A full food processor pays for its worktop space only if you bake or batch cook.

Cookware, utensils and sinks

Cookware and utensils runs to nearly 100 products, the largest subcategory in the section. Kitchen accessories and kitchen sinks complete it. Check that pans are induction ready before you buy: if you move to an induction hob later, pans that are not induction ready will not work on it.

Air fryer, microwave or mini oven?

Most kitchens have worktop room for one of the three, so decide by the food you reheat or cook most often.

What to check before you buy

Measure the worktop, including the height

Measure the available width, depth and height, including the gap between the worktop and the underside of wall cabinets. An appliance can fit on the worktop but still be awkward to use if its lid, basket or door needs extra clearance. Air fryers and kettles also release heat and steam upwards, so avoid placing them directly under cabinets where possible.

In smaller kitchens, including many Maltese flats, worktop space can be limited. Before buying another appliance, check whether it will permanently occupy useful preparation space, and whether a multi-function appliance can replace two separate ones.

Hard water means more limescale

Malta’s tap water is generally hard, so kettles, coffee machines and other appliances that heat water can develop limescale over time. How quickly it builds up depends on the water supply, how often the appliance is used and whether filtered or bottled water is used.

Don’t wait until the appliance starts performing badly. Check the manufacturer’s descaling recommendation and descale when necessary; for a frequently used kettle, this may mean every few weeks or every few months rather than following a fixed monthly rule.

For coffee machines, use the manufacturer’s recommended descaling product and programme where available. Limescale can reduce water flow and heating performance, and on espresso machines it can contribute to poor extraction or interruptions during brewing. Regular cleaning and descaling are part of normal ownership, not a sign that the machine is failing.

Frequently asked questions about small kitchen appliances in Malta

How much does a small kitchen appliance cost in Malta?

Small kitchen appliances at AtoZ Electronics start under €20: a hand mixer at €15.95, a kettle at €18.95, a toaster at €23.95, a coffee maker at €24.95, a microwave at €69.00 and an air fryer at €74.95. Prices include VAT. Above roughly €150, the extra money buys a quieter motor and metal gears rather than more programmes.

Does AtoZ Electronics stock Philips and Russell Hobbs appliances in Malta?

Yes. Philips, Russell Hobbs, Braun, Kenwood, Severin, Tefal, De’Longhi and Ninja appear across the more than 550 products in this section, alongside value brands such as Rosberg, Olivervoltz and Royaltyline. Availability differs by subcategory, so the brand filter on each subcategory page gives the current list rather than this one.

Is an air fryer worth buying for a small Maltese kitchen?

An air fryer earns its worktop space if you cook chips, chicken or reheated food more than twice a week. It heats a small cavity, so it does not warm the kitchen the way the main oven does in summer. For four people, look at 5 litres and above. For one or two, 3 to 4 litres is enough.

Does AtoZ Electronics deliver small kitchen appliances to Gozo?

Yes. Delivery is free across Malta and Gozo on orders over €50. If you prefer to collect, both showrooms, in Attard and Ħal Qormi, are an option.

Buying small kitchen appliances from AtoZ Electronics in Malta

AtoZ Electronics is a Malta-based retailer of consumer electronics and home appliances, selling online at atoz.com.mt and from showrooms at 70 Pitkali Road, Attard, and the PAVI Shopping Complex, Triq Manwel Dimech, Ħal Qormi. All prices include VAT, and delivery is free across Malta and Gozo on orders over €50. Every small kitchen appliance carries the AtoZ Electronics Hassle-Free Warranty, with service and spare parts kept in Malta, which counts for more on a coffee machine than on a toaster. zOneCLUB members earn zOnePoints, and corporate accounts are available for business purchases.

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Shop by brand: Philips · Russell Hobbs · Braun · Kenwood · Severin · Tefal · De’Longhi · Ninja · NutriBullet

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This article was written with AI assistance and fact-checked by Luca Bortolon, SEO & Web Operations Specialist at AtoZ Electronics. Prices correct at the time of publication, 6th October 2026, and subject to change. For current prices, see the product pages.