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Which Hob is Best For You? A good hob is essential whether you're a novice cook or a master chef. This guide will help you choose the best model for your kitchen and home requirements. They're popular with professional kitchens due to their quick controlled heating. They also have a sleek appearance that works well with modern interiors. 1. Miele I-Flex Induction Hob With its sleek, black glass ceramic surface and easy-to-use controls, this state-of-the-art Miele 80cm Flex Induction Hob is a fashionable addition to any kitchen. This induction model is more energy efficient than traditional gas or electric stoves since it utilizes electromagnetic technology. It's also easy to clean, as there aren't any complicated parts or tricky places to scrub. This model has four cooking zones standard. Two of them are suitable for pans between 14cm and 19cm in size and one smaller zone. The auto-detect function detects the presence and moves the control elements to the correct zone. A indicator of the power level helps you determine the most appropriate setting. This model also comes with an excellent booster function that increases the power level of all cooking zones at once, helping to bring water to a boil in double-quick time. Other useful functions include the stop and go feature that lowers all cooking zones to power level 1. and a redial button that allows you to re-dial the previous dialled setting, and a keep warm feature that keeps food at serving temperature. This Miele induction stove is extremely customizable and efficient. It features a smart control panel operated by SmartSelect sensors. It is also connected to the WiFi network at home. For instance, you can utilize the Miele app to manage and monitor your Hob remotely. There's even an automatic shutdown mode that shuts the hob off after the pre-programmed period for more security. 2. Smeg Induction Hob Induction hobs from Smeg reduce cooking times, control temperatures accurately and minimise energy consumption. The induction hobs are safe to use around children as they only heat up when a pan comes into contact with the cooking area. They also don't hold any heat when the power is turned off. They are also easy to clean as they are easily cleaned down. Our selection of Smeg induction hobs comes in a range of sizes and widths starting from a tiny 30cm model to a larger 90cm model. They all feature a sleek, modern aesthetic and are available in a range of colours including black, matte black and neptune grey. Some models come with multizone functions that let you cook with two different cooking zones simultaneously, making it easier to accommodate larger pans. The cooktops are also fitted with a range of features ranging from simple controls for timers and heat to a powerful boost setting that will help you finish your dishes faster. Other key features include an automatic power-off function that shuts the hob down when no cookware is detected, and the control lock to stop accidental adjustments to settings. Certain models come with the ability to pause the cookware to be temporarily suspended without losing the place. They also come with a recall button which lets you reset previously used settings by pressing a button. Induction hobs do not emit gasses of combustion, but they still produce heat when used. To ensure the longevity of your Smeg's induction hob, it's important to follow the cleaning and maintenance guidelines of the manufacturer. A regular wipe down with glass cleaner will keep the surface looking good and prevent any permanent marks from developing. 3. Smeg Induction Cooker with Downdraft Hood Smeg's innovative “Hobd” system blends the best features of an extractor hood with downdraft stove. The single unit houses a powerful extractor that instantly removes cooking odours and creates the perfect blend of functionality and design. The induction cooktop is designed to seamlessly integrate into your kitchen. It can be placed flush with your work surface, giving it a minimalist, sleek look that is ideal for modern, open cooking areas. The controls are easy to clean and the surface is smooth and flat, resistant to scratches and other abrasions. Induction cooktops consume less energy than gas hobs because the heat only comes into play when the pan is in direct contact with the cooking zone. They also cook faster than gas hobs. It takes less than an hour to boil one pint. Induction cooktops, because they do not have a flame, are safer for children than gas hobs. Featuring an Auto-Vent function, the extractor can control its speed automatically based on your hob's power level. The hood will only be used only when required and at the appropriate intensity to remove cooking odours steam, smoke, and smoke from your kitchen. This smart system is easily set up and programmed using the user-friendly interface on your Smeg induction hob. It has a variety of settings to ensure optimal extraction efficiency, including Auto-Vent Boost as well as 24-hour air exchange. This feature purifies the air in your kitchen for 10 minutes each hour at low fan speed. It is quiet and has a minimal impact on the energy usage. The Auto-Vent feature also has an indicator that is visible so you can see when the hood is switched on and off. 4. Best ovens with Touch Controls The Smeg SI1F7845B is an 80cm induction hob that will add a touch of elegance to any kitchen. This cooktop is made of top-quality materials and features the most modern induction technology to ensure quick, efficient cooking. It also features sleek black ceramic surface that is easy to clean and looks stunning in any kitchen. Induction hobs make use of electromagnetic induction to directly heat the pan, saving energy and allowing them to operate faster than gas hobs. This technology cookware is heated quickly and evenly and ensures perfect results every time. The cooktop surface is also cooler to the feel than traditional methods which decreases the dangers of being a safety risk. Induction hobs also make it easier to clean up, since spills aren't burned on the surface, and any residual heat is quickly dissipated after cooking. Smeg's new sliding controls are simple to use making the induction hobs even more user-friendly. The controls can be programmed to ensure that they automatically control the hood's ventilation speed based on the chosen power levels, which will save you both time and effort. Induction hobs have a number of other functions, including boost settings and a timer. Induction hobs are the epitome of the latest cooking technology. They are faster and more energy-efficient than gas hobs and feature precise temperature control and simple cleaning. They are safer than traditional gas stoves as the cooking area is only heated when the pan comes in contact with it. They are also ideal for families with children since they don't produce combustion gases and the top is cool to the touch when it is turned off, which reduces injuries caused by burns. Induction hobs permit you to switch between different cooking styles, and temperatures, with less effort than gas hobs. 5. Smeg Induction Hob with Variable Temperature This hob's sleek lines and gorgeous Eclipse Ceramic Glass surface are the perfect example of contemporary design. Its easy-to-use sliding controls are also lockable to stop children from accidentally switching it on and altering settings. The cooktop is designed to blend with the rest of your kitchen, and its stylish flat surface is easy to clean and heats up quickly and evenly. It was among the fastest hobs in our test to boil water. It also comes with the 'Push&Go” function which automatically programs your cooktop to melt, boil or remain warm when you hit a button. Induction hobs are more energy efficient and faster to use in comparison to gas or halogen models since they heat the pan directly instead of heating the air around it. However, they're not ideal for people who have pacemakers because their electromagnetic field could interfere with the equipment. The cooking zones of the Smeg can be extended to accommodate larger pots in the same space. A double booster feature allows you to boost the power of each zone. There's an additional handy shut off timer that stops the hob after you stop using it, as well as an hour minder as well as a double power consumption mode to limit the amount of energy used by the hob. This model from Smeg comes with the child lock, which is ideal for families with children. However, it does not have a temperature control on the hotplate. You cannot adjust the temperature manually, as you can on other models. The Smeg model comes with many features that include three residual temperature indicators and the Eco-Logic advanced system, which reduces the speed of the hood being extracted based on what cooking zone you select on the hob.