Bosch PKE 645 B17E black

I wouldn’t say that it’s completely cheap, as for such functions that DO NOT exist AT ALL.

The entire kitchen was equipped with modern equipment, this surface fits perfectly. It looks good, modern, beautiful, interesting. At first there were doubts about the touch control, but in principle I literally got used to it within a day, I don’t even think about switching to knobs, it seems more convenient. The surface has a very wide range of temperatures, that is, it can be adjusted to a fine degree. If you turn the knob on a gas stove at random, a little more heat or a little less, then you can achieve the ideal temperature for those who like to cook the best. The plus for me is that there is a button lock. Since when a small child is in the house, there is a possibility that he can press and turn on the stove, and even if something happens, the surface simply will not react. Plus, it’s also quite easy to clean for this type of slab; I was afraid that there would be constant sticky and dirty stains, but more or less everything cleans up and shines almost like new.

Powerful, unlike its predecessor, the Electrolux doesn’t take half an hour to bring a large pot to a boil. The metal edge is a necessary feature; the previous model got damaged due to its absence. The convenient burner size makes the lack of expansion zones irrelevant. The child lock also came in handy, and the controls are conveniently located—unlike in the previous model where they would overheat to the point of being untouchable—I even got burned once. And most importantly, when the cat wanders over it at night, it doesn't emit that annoying beep that woke us up for the past 3 years. Bosch delights as always, especially for this price. We bought it for 9350.