AEG vs Blomberg Hobs

AEG and Blomberg both offer gas and induction hobs, with Blomberg undercutting on price. AEG's listings include the HGB64420YM 60cm stainless steel gas hob at £378, the HGB75500SM 750mm slimline gas hob at £379 and the IAE84411FB four-zone induction hob in black at £679. Blomberg offers the GEN73415E 60cm built-in four-burner gas hob in stainless steel at £249.99, the MIN74387NP 60cm four-zone plug-and-play induction hob at £319.99 and the MIN54483N 60cm four-zone induction hob in black at £349.99.

AEG's IAE84411FB is an 80cm-class induction hob with an auto switch-off safety function and AEG's Hob²Hood connectivity on compatible models, which can automatically control a matching AEG cooker hood. The HGB75500SM offers a wider 75cm gas layout for more pan space. Blomberg's MIN74387NP stands out with plug-and-play installation, running from a standard socket without a dedicated cooker circuit, making it ideal for replacing an old hob without electrical work. Induction heats pans directly, offering fast, precise and efficient cooking with a surface that stays cooler.

For gas buyers, Blomberg's GEN73415E costs over £120 less than AEG's 60cm model, offering good value for a standard four-burner layout. AEG's 75cm gas hob suits cooks who need more space between pans. For induction, Blomberg's models are roughly half the price of AEG's IAE84411FB, which justifies its cost for buyers wanting a wider cooking surface and premium features. The plug-and-play MIN74387NP is particularly useful in rentals and kitchen refreshes.

Bottom line: choose AEG if you want a wider induction or gas hob with premium features, with the IAE84411FB at £679. Opt for Blomberg if you want value, with the plug-and-play MIN74387NP induction at £319.99 or the GEN73415E gas hob at £249.99.