Creda vs Indesit Cookers

Creda and Indesit sit at different points in the market. Creda's Creda C100RCDFTBL 100cm dual fuel range cooker costs £1,199, and its Creda C80BISMFTCBL 80-litre built-in black oven costs £329. Indesit's electric cookers are cheaper, from the Indesit ID5V92KMW/UK at £309 to the Indesit ID67V9KMBUK at £399, with the Indesit ID67V9KMW/UK at £429 and the Indesit IT60V9KMBUK twin cooker at £369.

Indesit's cookers focus on everyday features. Every model here has a four-zone ceramic hob, the ID67V9KMBUK has a 72-litre main oven, and the ID67V9KMBUK, ID67V9KMW/UK and IT60V9KMBUK all offer Steam & Clean. The IT60V9KMBUK adds hydrolytic cleaning, while the ID5V92KMW/UK has an easy-clean enamel finish and a 33-litre grill cavity. The ID67V9KMW/UK has 49-litre and 77-litre oven capacities. Creda's range cooker is the more capable machine, with a gas hob, electric ovens, a True Fan Oven, a high-power wok burner and a 100cm footprint.

Indesit suits budget-conscious households and renters who want a simple electric cooker with ceramic hobs and steam-clean options without a large outlay. Creda suits larger households and keen cooks who have the space and a gas supply for a dual fuel range cooker, and its 80-litre built-in oven suits a fitted kitchen that already has a hob. A 60cm cooker from Indesit fits more kitchens, while Creda's 100cm model needs a wider space. Anyone who wants a double oven will find Indesit's twin cooker more useful than Creda's single built-in oven.

Bottom line: choose Creda if you want dual fuel cooking on a 100cm range or a large 80-litre built-in oven and can accommodate the extra space. Choose Indesit if you want a budget electric cooker with ceramic hobs and steam cleaning, priced from £309 to £429.