Although their prices have been falling for several years now, induction cooktops are sometimes expensive products, with models over 60 cm wide tending to command unusually high prices. However, Beko has chosen to democratize this segment of the sector with the HII85770UFT, an 80 cm long plate whose technical characteristics are limited in order to contain the cost.
The Beko HII85770UFT hob has five burners: a classic pair on the right, a central burner and a pair that can be combined to form a large cooking area that can accommodate containers of atypical shape or large size (IndyFlex system). Capable of developing a total power of 7400 watts, the main focus, for its part, reaches 3700 watts in boost mode. And to change the temperature within the utensils, the user has nine adjustment levels. Certainly, the most demanding cooks may feel a little limited in their ambitions, but it should still be sufficient for daily use.
The HII85770UFT hob is not a monster of technology, and does not benefit from a TFT touch screen, pre-programmed cooking programs or even temperature sensors. However, Beko has provided connectivity between the cooking appliance and a compatible extractor hood using infrared sensors (HobToHood technology). The user therefore no longer has to adjust one piece of equipment then the other: the two work together and adapt automatically.
The Beko HII85770UFT hob is already available. You can easily get it for less than €600, a low price for this type of product.