Bosch PIE631FB1E

Advantages: Excellent BOOST mode - water boils instantly, the main thing is not to miss. Heats evenly in all modes (In LG, before that, in 2-5 modes, the stove was turned on and off)

Disadvantages: not noticed yet. It would be great if after boiling water in BOOST mode, the stove switches to another mode and the timer counts down from the moment of boiling))

Comment: And so - I like everything. I put the groceries on - set the timer at the right time and left. Everything will cook and turn off)).

Advantages: Heats up quickly Noises too much Easy to use

Disadvantages: So far, none For me, it was better to place a large burner in the back

Comment: I will write what they do not write about. So let's go, it's useful: - Electricity consumption indicator - shows how many kW were consumed per session, for some reason no one writes about this, but the thing is cool, only it was initially turned off, you need to go into the settings (yes, the stoves have become smarter) and activate this mode ., by the way, there are a lot of interesting things in the settings. - Dish check function - 0 - not suitable, 1 - heating is slow, 2 - everything is fine - Power limitation function - it is relevant for someone with old wiring and so on, you can lower it up to 1000 W. - Adjustment of sound signals - 4 modes (this is cool if you have a child and do not need extra squeaks) I, unfortunately, managed to chop off a corner. But here it is purely my fault, a heavy pan fell, and right on the corner.

Advantages: Heats up quickly, intuitive operation, simple installation, boost really works, easily removed (but this is for all induction). Uniform load distribution from 1 to 9 without surges. Those. if you turn on the heating by 5, then the panel will work with constant load in this mode, and not like in some cheap brews, then it turned on, then turned off. In short, one solid dignity.

Disadvantages: During the use of about a month, I did not find any flaws.

Comment: After gas and electric stoves, induction is a thing! Who is thinking about whether an induction hob is needed, take it without hesitation.

Advantages: Heats dishes quickly. Precisely keeps the set temperature. Easy to clean.

Disadvantages: There are no significant ones. From insignificant: Not all dishes fit, a little buzz in the Boost mode.

Comment: I chose the stove for a long time and doubted whether to take induction. I read horror stories that all that can be done on it is just to quickly boil the water. It was disappointing that the set of pots (cheap) that was before that did not work, although the bottom was magnetically, although not very much. The fact that induction can make noise - I heard before. The noise does not bother me at all, I hear it only in boost mode (the stove is connected in 3-phase mode). And then only the pluses went: 1) The dishes are heated up really quickly. 2) Because the maximum temperature is the temperature of the dishes (i.e., relatively low), then nothing burns and does not stick. 3) Precisely keeps the set temperature - if "7" or "4" is set, then this is exactly the same power, there is no cyclic on / off as it was before on the electric stove. 4) Due to these advantages, there are no problems with pancakes or stewing. (the horror stories did not come true). As a result, I am very pleased with the stove.

Advantages: All!

Disadvantages: No

Comment: At first we looked at another model bosch pib651f17e, but in the end we beat it. We are not sorry! Before that I had a gas stove, I did not think how I would cook on electric. But now paradise has come! So many possibilities: 9 heating modes (a 4 liter saucepan boils in 4 minutes), a timer (a very useful thing), I lock the panel from the child, auto shutdown when boiling, sound signals, etc. I use all the lotions of this cooking to the fullest, as I used to live without them - I don't know. She's worth her money!

Advantages: Heats up quickly, from 5 to 9 constant heating, unobtrusive not loud sound, power consumption display function Collected soundly, sufficiently high quality.

Disadvantages: Like a hob from another company, it consumes current (about 120 W / h, that is, about 87 kW per month) in idle mode, that is, when it is turned off.

Comment: It seems that this is all some kind of global conspiracy against the buyers of induction hobs ... Most of the home buyers do not have devices showing the current consumption, so they do not notice that the panel draws quite a significant current at rest. It is clear when up to 5-15 W / h, so almost all types of equipment are consumed, but 120 W / h ... You need to pay for 87 KW per month just for the fact that you just have a hob at home ... This is not humane ... As I noted, the panel of another company had the same problem, with the same current consumption in the off state. I took the panel to the service - the same data - the panel is working properly, but instead of 0.5 W / h, as the plant answers, it consumes 120 W / h.

Advantages: Boost mode, ruler with instant selection of the desired heating figure, timer, blocking for 30 seconds for wiping

Disadvantages: Within a month of operation, no flaws were found. Got what I expected without jambs.

Comment: My assembly is Spain, + is it or - I don't know. Do not buy the 4 series of Bosch induction machines, where there is no ruler from 0 to 9, but to set the required heating figure you need to press +, - .. I had one before .. very inconvenient. 6 and 8 series come with rulers. I like the timer function for cooking and blocking the panel (all buttons) for 30 seconds, when during cooking, say, water ran away or something else spilled onto the panel and needs to be wiped off.

Advantages: I use it for almost a month every day, several times a day. Induction is great! The response in the cookware to switching power is instant in the literal sense of the word, i.e. less than a second (for example, we switch the power from 9 to 4 and the water instantly stops boiling), the gas nervously smokes aside in this regard :) In boost mode, the water boils in a matter of minutes (for example, 2.5 liters of water (18 degrees) boil in 4 minutes 50 sec.). Here's another example: a 26 cm frying pan with a bottom 1.5 cm thick and there is pork. I turn it on - after 10 seconds the oil boils, after 30 the meat is already trying to jump out of the pan, after 60 seconds it is already rosy and must be turned off. One minute! On control - the location of the control panel is very convenient with a forward center. The power scale is much more convenient "+" and "-" in other models. The cooker recognizes the presence of dishes.

Comment: I am incredibly satisfied! Prior to that, I used traditional stoves with burners, a little gas (on vacation) and the last few years glass-ceramic with heating. Compared to them, induction is just space! I highly recommend the induction itself and this model in particular. I supplement after 3 months of use. Very satisfied. I measured the power consumption with an ammeter today. on some models there are complaints that when several burners are running, they share the power. Here it is true, but only partially - the left two burners and the right two burners are divided powerfully, i.e. their total power cannot be higher than 16 A, i.e. in modes 9 + 9 (by divisions on the panel). If you turn on, for example, the two front ones in Boost mode, then the total will turn out to be 30 A, the same will happen if you turn everything on to a maximum of 9 + 9 + 9 + 9, but this was never even close. So whoever has an old 25A circuit breaker in the dashboard - replace it with 32 :)

Advantages: -Complete high-quality hob with two control boards, each with 2 burners. -High power allows you to quickly boil water. -Constant heating without duty cycle (read commentary). -Flexible scale, from 1 to 9 with half values, there will be no problem with the selection of the desired temperature. -Convenient panel and mode selection using a slider.

Disadvantages: I did not find any minuses, I am satisfied with the panel.

Comment: For a long time I chose the hob, read reviews and forums, settled on this model on the advice of members of the forum, although some negative reviews here confused me. After the purchase, the first thing I did was check all those cons about which they wrote here, and so on in order: 1) Noise. The noise is heard only at maximum power and boost, but I rarely use these modes, only for boiling water, in other modes there is no noise, for example, when frying eggs, nothing humming is heard. 2) Sensitivity to dishes. All the burners can see a small cast-iron frying pan, but I decided to make a test harder and got hold of a half-liter Soviet enamel mug, as a result, all the burners saw it and heated the water perfectly in it. Buy cookware designed for induction. 3) Current consumption at rest. I connected only this panel, turned off all the other machines in the dashboard, the readings of the electric meter were somehow scanty, barely perceptible, no more than 1 W / h, but not 120 W. 4) They also wrote that the inscriptions are poorly visible, I don't even know what to assume, maybe it's worth changing the glasses? All the elements on the control panel are perfectly visible to me and my friends. Heating without a duty cycle pleased me very much, the panel regulates the temperature by the power of the inductor and not by the heating and cooling time as in cheap stoves, but this statement is true starting from the five, from 1 to 4.5 there is a duty cycle. but this is only audible if you put your ear to the panel. Production Spain

Advantages: Instant heating. There are many modes, and intermediate (half) ones are really not superfluous. Intensities below 4 should only be used for keeping warm and for cooking. Switching to another mode is instant. If something was on the verge of running away, it was necessary to remove it from the stove using gas, then it was enough to turn on less power. Ease of cleaning, the absence of a metal edge contributes to this. Design, laconic and stylish. A flat plate is, in principle, convenient. Next to the dishes, I put a plate on the stove itself, put a board, cut meat-potatoes-onions ... on the board and I don't have to carry them across the kitchen. There is no fire, dishes do not burn like on a gas stove. In general, a sea of ​​pluses

Disadvantages: Doesn't see a special induction turkey for small diameter coffee (standard shape for 380ml). The kitchenware store said that this is a common misfortune for owners of Bosch induction. I'm thinking of buying a special disk for ind.plit. They are for plates with overheating protection and are simpler (and cheaper). Sometimes it beeps if mine is wet. The control panel reacts to the "bay". Not that it was a minus, but it jokes in my soul. By the way, it beeps in the same way if the liquid escaped from the pan. Calling crying))) and this is a plus. Another conditional minus is the reaction to heating of the control panel. Happened a couple of times when the pan was moved and covered with "buttons". Complained, squeaked. I removed it, cooled down and everything is ok.

Comment: After the gas stove it is not even possible to describe what it is like to cook in such comfort !!! The stove is a miracle! I can not compare with other induction, but objectively satisfied with my stove.