Beko vs Bosch Hobs

Beko and Bosch both sell gas and induction hobs at accessible prices, but Bosch's range reaches much higher. The Beko models in this comparison run from £119 for the HIBG64120SX 610mm gas hob to £219 for the HII64400MT 60cm integrated induction hob. Bosch starts at £229 for the PBP6B2K60 Series 2 gas hob with sword dials and runs to £1,899 for the PVS811B16E 80cm hob with integrated ventilation, while its 60cm induction models sit between £309 and £399.

Beko highlights InductionPro control with nine power levels, EcoSmart glass that the brand says withstands up to 300°C, flexible cooking zones and a Power Boost function that increases output by up to 60%. Its touch controls include a child lock. Bosch focuses on PerfectFry sensor control with five power settings, FlexInduction zones that link together for larger cookware, DirectSelect Premium touch control with 17 power levels and a PowerBoost function that increases output by up to 50%. Its ReStart function remembers settings if the hob is switched off accidentally. The PVS811B16E adds an integrated ventilation module, and the PBP6B2K60 uses ergonomic sword dials.

Beko suits first-time buyers, small kitchens and rental properties where a simple, reliable hob at a low price matters most. Its gas and induction models suit everyday cooking. Bosch suits buyers who want a larger 80cm hob with integrated ventilation, or a more precise induction hob with flexible zones for big pans. The 60cm induction models suit anyone who wants Bosch build quality without paying the premium price for the ventilation hob.

Bottom line: choose Beko if you want an affordable gas or induction hob from £119 to £219 that does everyday cooking well; choose Bosch if you want more precise control, flexible zones or an integrated ventilation hob and are prepared to pay from £229 to £1,899.