AMZCHEF Double Induction Hob, Induction Cooker with Portable Ultra-thin Body, Independent Control,10 Temperature, Multiple Power Levels, 2800W, 3-Hour Timer, Safety Lock

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During testing, we found the hob worked rather well at full power with speedy heat up times saving a few seconds with each meal. The hob’s Power Boost function helped to deliver some of the fastest boiling times we’ve seen, with an average of 4 and a half minutes to boil between a litre and two litres of water. The fifteen levels of heat aided in offering some welcome control and the Keep Warm feature functioned well, distributing 200W of power per zone. Generally speaking, the heating across the circular burners was especially even, although much less across the Flex Zone – a thermal imaging camera revealed the two circular burners, with some cool spots outside of them. The Miele KM7201FR is an especially fast heating hob, but it’s one that’ll come at quite the premium price. We also test how long the large pan takes to heat up, while all other burners are in use. This helps us see if there are any power-sharing options going on, where only one burner can be run on maximum power. It’s a hob that doesn’t feature more traditional distinct burner rings, but instead offers a pair of Flex Zones that can also be combined to offer a single, much larger zone that’s ideal for square dishes and larger grill plates. The controls on offer are along the bottom edge, with plus and minus symbols for cycling through the nine power zones. In addition, this Indesit hob also comes with buttons to turn off a zone as well as putting one into max power for 5 minutes to help boil water. The IB 88B60 NE also comes with some clever Push&Go modes for this purpose – Push&Boil brings water to the boil and keeps it rolling, while the Push&Warm function is used for keeping food warm or gently reducing liquid.

What’s better than a single induction hob? Well, two induction hobs. With the ability to cook two things at once and then store them away after, this is a desirable proposition for many while away camping. Its super-slim body means it doesn’t take up too much room, and with the touch screen, it’s easy to control the heat coming from this hob.Size: Like any cooktop surface, induction hobs come in various sizes so consider how much cooking you plan on doing to make sure you have enough hobs. Most come with four but six-burner hobs are available too, although this will require more space in the kitchen and cost more, while there are even portable hobs that feature a single burner. Grabbing one of the best induction hobs is an excellent way of bringing your kitchen up-to-date, providing a more eco-friendly way of cooking, and faster heat-up times. Related: The best kitchen utensils for camping | Camping gadgets for campervans Why use an induction hob when camping? The AEG IAE84851FB is a hob that offers some especially clever cooking modes, and a whole lot of versatility. By considering the top list of induction hobs, you can find the best induction hobs and save time shopping online.

Bauer Media Group consists of : Bauer Consumer Media Ltd, Company number 01176085; Bauer Radio Limited, Company number: 1394141; We test how long it takes to bring pans of water from 20C to 90C: we measure times for 1.5-litres of water in a large pan, 1-litre in a medium pan and 500ml in a small pan. We use the most appropriate sized burner for each hob.In testing, it offered okay speeds for boiling water, but this Indesit hob proves that speed isn’t everything. To this end, it’s a consistent performer with the ability to have max power in all zones without siphoning power off from elsewhere. This helps to make it a star when it comes to power management. The automatic modes also performed decently, with consistent near-100 degree temps for the Push&Boil mode, while Push&Warm offered a consistent temperature of 72 degrees, which is ideal for keeping food warm without drying out.