IH210840 Everday Slim Induction Hob, Black, 10-26 centimeters

Wanted it for so long . Finally found it on amazon . My dream come true .

Exceeded expectations... very fastGas is past days ... hello Induction cooking

Inutilisable en France. Escroquerie manifeste car le consommateur n’est pas au courant et doit ensuite se coltiner le renvoi du produit.

It's amazing, high quality and excellent product. Must be in home specially where ladies cooks with small children's. You can cook variety of foods

Attention il convient d’acheter pour son branchement un adaptateur prise!Plaque efficace mais difficile d’utilisation suivant les diverses fonctions plutôt incompréhensibles

I rarely write reviews, something must be awful or fantastic for me to bother.This Slim Induction Hob is marvellous, although I've had it only about 6 weeks.Very efficient, boils water very fast compared to gas, probably electric too.Far better temperature control than my old electric stove.Looks so cool and slim, very easy to clean and store away (but I seem to use it every day!)Bought as a temporary solution because Im getting a new gas cooker and have to decorate kitchen first, its just so easy to use. Can change settings anytime during cooking even when the timer has been set, this is also great when cooking pasta, making stock etc. Keep an eye on it when using a saucepan with a lid, as with any type of cooker, because it can take a short while (depending on the pot) to change temperature.Nevertheless its very easy to wipe up spills.I use a paper kitchen towel under the pan (use this to wipe up after so not to waste) as some of my old saucepans are not so clean on the bottom as they should be.Obviously use with a pan that's meant for induction, check with a magnet. I have what I thought was a stainless steel frying pan which is clearly only steel at the surface and the base must be mostly aluminium.Works great with my iron skillet and casserole (even though they are apparently too big).A little difficult to sauté onions/mushrooms with because it will turn off for safety reasons when lifting the pan up for more than a few seconds (it comes back on again if not too long). So just stir or briskly move pan horizontally only. Just need to get used to it.Haven't tried it yet but as its so mobile it will be great to eat Chinese hotpots on a table with. Everyone can sit around chatting and eating away for hours and it will stay hot at the lowest setting.Overall I'm really quite impressed with this, very versatile, efficient, safe, easy to clean and store.When I ordered it I thought it was a little expensive, similar to the cost of a microwave oven, but now I think its worth every penny.Perfect for people with small kitchens or that live alone, absolutely ideal for students I would think..

We bought this to sit alongside our gas hob to reduce our carbon footprint and our utility bills. I read a lot of reviews of these hobs and the issues people generally have are noise and low temperature control.Good+ It handles a wide range of cooking pot sizes (10-26cm I think)+ All of our heavy bottomed pans seem to work on it+ The fan comes on all the time but is quieter than our extractor hood's lowest and our microwave, so not that intrusive.+ It heats pans fast, can boil a pot of water faster than our quick boil kettle+ Has a wide range of power 300W - 2100W+ Single flat ceramic / glass surface is easy to clean+ Display and controls are clear/easy to read and operateLess good- In some lower power modes it slow pulses the energy and I can't seem to get it to smoothly simmer- Frying without burning has also been tricky, you can fry very slowly or fry hot, but we haven't found a way to to fry so you can leave it without stirring- The manual is really bad it doesn't explain what the different modes actually do, the sticker on the box is clearer but still doesn't give enough info- The preset modes appear to do something with temperature but so far due to the poor manual we haven't worked out how to use them- When you turn it off the fan stays on for quite a while until it has cooled downAs a side note, the hob is a bit bigger in depth and general area than I was thinking. It is worth doing something to visualise the dimensions before you buy. It's about the size of anThe pre-sets make reference to temperatures but I'm not sure if this means it monitors the temperature of the pan or it just controls the power and guesses.This review is for the slim version which has 7 power modes, the non-slim has 9, requires 12 cm pans minimum, and only goes down to 450W rather than 300W. These last two are why we choise the slim.Conclusion:Seems reasonable build quality and fully functional. Specific temperatures are hard to maintain accurately which means you have to be more attentive while cooking. Very powerful for heating things quickly.Note: So far I've found that for frying I get the pan hotter than I need it and then use the lower power modes to keep it "hot enough" to fry.