Best Induction Cooktops

IKEA Otrolig

Latest review: Terrible and dangerous hob! We’ve had this a year and every time I use it I curse it. Do not buy this hob! This morning I was frying bacon I left the pan on ‘2’ and came back to see that the hob had

ARC CI6SE2

Latest review: Bought it as a substitute of a 10 year old AEG. Cheap- yes. Working- yes. Boost - yes. Sufficient for the intended duty - yes. However, warms very unevenly, half is overcooked, other undercooked.

Smeg SAI90 · includes 2 listings

Latest review: The induction cooktop is absolutely a great idea. It's fast and accurate. There are 3 main problems, however: 1. there is no halfway between settings so depending on the size of your pan sometimes it

Miele KM 6357

Latest review: Utter rubbish this cooktop, we built our house and moved in for 1 and a half years now. This cooktop was cooking OK for over a year without any problems. then 1 and a half years later it started

Bosch PKN675DB1A

Latest review: I have had 3 of these units in the last 8 years. The first one was a Bosch cermic cooktop but I think the part number was different, it lasted 4 years and 3 elements failed on the unit. I had

Ilve ILD88B

Latest review: I purchased an expensive new unit which was fitted out with ILVE kitchen appliances. The ILD88 induction cooktop with a rotary heat control was so difficult to control, especially with 2 or more pots

Teka IR 631

Latest review: Initially I thought the product was exceptionally good value. It worked well, had some well thought out features, appeared well made and looked good. Three hobs latter has changed my mind. The power

Bellini BIA64EGP

Latest review: Purchased the Bellini Induction Cooktop BIA64EGP-F from Bunnings and paid an electrician to install. However, the child lock automatically switches itself on during operation, which means the child

Asko HI1655G

Latest review: Been using Miele all the time for my kitchen appliances, want to give ASKO a try this time. Learnt very expensive lesson,the glasses on the surface cracks after only five months. We didn't drop

Bosch PIV975DC1E

Latest review: We Spent the extra money to buy a Bosch as we were under the misconception that they were a reliable product, we were wrong. When the warranty had just run-out we started having problems with the

Westinghouse WHIC02K Twin Induction Cooktop

Latest review: i own two breville single induction cooktops and use them for my main cooking at home and have used them flawlessly for over a year every day 2-3 times a day. i purchased this westinghouse for my

Euromaid Eclipse Multi-Flex IMZ96

Latest review: I bought new euromade imz96 cook top from domayne fyshwick. But the cook top doesn't work well. Sometimes it won't start and some zones doesn't function at all. I went to domayne fyshwick and

Ilve ILD9E

Latest review: Doesn't even recognise induction pots that work on all other induction brands. The Australian distributors Eurolinx deny that there is anything wrong with their product. When our pots were tested on

Highland HIX906B1

Latest review: This 6 burner induction promises a lot but does not deliver. It is temperamental, switching itself off and on randomly. Error messages are frequent. The glass top is very flimsy and easily

DeLonghi DEIND603 / DEIND604 / DEIND804 · includes 3 listings

Latest review: Bought it 5yrs ago, not used much. Totally failed on its own one day. Cheaper to buy a new cooktop than replace parts. Never again I buy Delonghi induction. Waste of money, call out electrician to

Philips HD4937/06

Latest review: This is an induction portable cooktop hotplate: there are two issues, let me deal with the first: 1. induction cooking unless inverted are like early model microwaves temperature control is achieved

Asko HIG1995AD

Neff FlexInduction with TwistPadFire T59TS61N0

Westinghouse WHI645BC

Whirlpool ACM795BA