A bit expensive but otherwise Neat and simple.
4/5
Before you read the title "Neat and Simple" and take that to maybe be a bit of a shallow description, I will point out this is an induction hob, not an oven or washing machine, it has one purpose which is to heat the object you place on it at a specific speed, so to be neat and simple is to get the job done in the least obtrusive, most efficient way possible. which this hob does.
The reason i decided to try a new hob was simple, I had an existing induction hob that was a standard square 1/2meter square model, Functionally it was essentially identical, but practically, I couldn't cook with large pans or multiple pans due to everything being squashed together. The Zanussi simple fixes this issue by taking a 4 plate hob and spacing things out nicely whilst also enlarging the existing zones to allow for larger implements.
PROS:
From a design perspective, it is clean, no bells and whistles hob that does its job.
it heats my pans quickly and is easy to clean.
It was very simple to install, I traced around the base of the hob, cut the hole into the countertop with a jigsaw, then dropped it in and sealed it up, no hassle.
CONS:
the interface is primitive, to the point it can be confusing to know what is going on because they scrimped money on the display so you only get single letter notifications and you need to know from memory what things do or mean.
Overall there is little that needs to be said past this:
It is a large induction hob that give plenty of room for even ambitious cooking projects in a large home.
Being a glass surface it is very easy to clean when the inevitable spills happen.
The Cost is higher than I would like for the feature set but it is not outrageous.
The interface is a dated design I see even on 10year old induction units.
it is easy to install and works reliably.