Best Premium Induction Hobs

Cook in style with this Miele electric hob. Its 4 induction zones use electromagnets to directly heat your pan rather than the whole hob surface, making it really efficient. After you’ve finished cooking, the residual heat indicator shows when the surface is still hot, so you’ll know when it’s safe to clean. With the pan detection feature, the hob automatically recognises where your cookware is and directly heats that area, to avoid wasting energy. You can start cooking faster as well, as the TwinBooster combines the power from two zones in one area, accelerating heat-up times. This model has also been tested for the equivalent of 20 years’ use, so you’re guaranteed years of excellent performance.

Effortlessly create lots of different dishes with this electric hob from the Hotpoint and Jamie Oliver partnership. Its 4 induction zones use electromagnets to heat the base of your pans instead of the hob’s surface, so it’s both quick and efficient. And, thanks to the interactive Active Cook feature, you’ll be able to master every recipe. Whether you’re frying fish or preparing a risotto, it works as a handy cooking assistant to detect and monitor the temperature of your oil, and it’ll tell you exactly when to add your ingredients. To make things even easier, this model also has a range of automatic programmes that choose the ideal settings for melting, boiling and simmering. Using large pots is no problem either, as the Flexi Pro option lets you combine zones to make one extra-large area

Enjoy complete flexibility with this fantastic AEG electric hob. It has 4 induction zones that use electromagnets to heat the base of your pans, rather than the hob’s surface for super-efficient cooking. And thanks to pan detection, it only gets hot when you’ve positioned your cookware. After you’ve finished, the handy residual heat indicator lets you know if the surface is still hot, so you’ll know when it’s safe enough to touch. Whatever you’re preparing, clever MaxiSense technology automatically adapts the size of each zone to suit your pan, so you’ll always be able to cook as economically as possible

This stunning Samsung electric hob would be a superb centrepiece to your kitchen worktop. It has 4 induction zones that use electromagnets to directly heat the base of your pans, rather than the hob, for safe and efficient cooking. And, thanks to clever pan detection, it only gets hot when you’ve placed your cookware on the surface. When you’re using a wok or frying pan, the large Flex Zone Plus area has plenty of space for big dishes. It can also detect when you’re using a few smaller pots on it, and will just heat the parts of the hob you need, for flexible cooking. You’ll easily see the temperature of each zone at a glance too, as innovative Virtual Flame Technology™ uses LEDs to reproduce a real gas glow.

Get creative in the kitchen with this Neff hob. It has 5 induction zones which use electromagnets to directly heat the base of your pans, without heating the hob’s surface, to help save energy. When you use bigger pots, the clever FlexInduction Zone combines 2 smaller zones to create a large one, giving efficient, thorough results when you’re cooking larger dishes. It even has a handy ReStart function which allows you to resume your settings if you accidently switch a zone off, for uninterrupted cooking. Adjusting the temperature is simple too, thanks to the easy-to-use touch controls.