Beko 610mm Solid Plate Hob vs 610mm Gas Hob Stainless Steel — Comparison

HIBE64101X is the Beko HIBE64101X 610mm Solid Plate Hob at £149, positioned as a traditional electric solid-plate model for simple cooking. HIBG64120SX is the Beko HIBG64120SX 610mm Gas Hob in stainless steel at £119, sitting as the cheaper gas alternative with the same quoted width and a similarly straightforward control style.

The HIBE64101X gives you a standard four-zone solid plate hob, a hot-hob indicator, rotary dials, an easy-clean enamel surface and dimensions of H:39mm x W:610mm x D:510mm. The HIBG64120SX provides four gas hob burners, easy-clean enamel pan supports, rotary dials, a modern easy-clean steel finish and dimensions of H:44mm x W:610mm x D:510mm. The electric model adds a residual heat indicator, while the gas model adds flame cooking and pan supports.

The HIBE64101X suits homes without gas, users who prefer a simple electric setup, or replacements where solid plates are familiar and cookware compatibility is broad. It costs £30 more, despite being the more basic-looking technology. The HIBG64120SX suits buyers with a gas supply who want instant flame adjustment and a lower price. It is also slightly deeper in height at 44mm versus 39mm, so installation checks still matter.

Bottom line: choose HIBE64101X if you want a 610mm solid-plate electric hob with rotary dials and a hot-hob indicator / opt for HIBG64120SX if you want a cheaper 610mm stainless-steel gas hob with four burners and enamel pan supports.