The controls on offer are along the bottom edge, with plus and minus symbols for cycling through the nine power zones. 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. If it’s flexibility you’re after, the Indesit IB 88B60 NE should be a more than capable choice. It also offered consistent heating over the flexible zone. Over the standard rings, it also managed to boil a small 500ml pan in 90 seconds or so, offering an especially fast time that’s largely thanks to the fact this AEG hob drew 2800W of power. This AEG candidate also proved to be a speedy customer, with a 1.5 litre pan of water being heated to 90 degrees in a touch over 3 minutes in the flexible zone.
It makes this hob a joy to use, as power modes can be changed without touching any buttons.
This AEG hob also offers a clever function known as PowerSlide, which separates the zone into three areas with different power levels, which you can change with a simple slide of the pan between zones to change power: just by sliding the pan, you can move from boil to simmer to keep warm. You can also expand the left-hand induction area so it offers a range of three sizes as opposed to being used as two separate areas. In addition, each of the cooking zones is activated automatically when a pan is placed on it, but there are nine power modes available for proper control, as well as a power boost option for rapidly boiling water in a matter of minutes. The AEG IAE84851FB is a hob that offers some especially clever cooking modes, and a whole lot of versatility.Īt 80cm, it’s a fraction wider than most four-zone induction hobs and also features an LCD display for control, which we found to be especially useful.
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