Beko 60cm Gas Hob Stainless Steel vs Hisense — Comparison

The Beko HIBG64120SX at £109 and the Hisense GM642XHS at £99 are both 60cm four-burner gas hobs in stainless steel, aimed at budget-conscious buyers, landlords and kitchen refreshes. With only £10 between them, small details matter.

The Beko HIBG64120SX offers four gas burners, easy-to-clean enamel pan supports, simple rotary dials and a modern steel finish, measuring 44 x 610 x 510mm. Enamel pan supports are lighter than cast iron and easy to wash. The Hisense GM642XHS also offers four burners in stainless steel at a slightly lower price. Gas hobs give instant, visible heat control, which many cooks prefer for searing and simmering.

Both are practical budget hobs, so check the cut-out dimensions against your existing worktop opening, as even small size differences matter when replacing a hob. The Hisense is the cheapest option, while the Beko's detailed specification gives confidence about dimensions and features. Both require installation by a Gas Safe registered engineer, and check whether each includes flame failure devices for safety.

Bottom line: choose the Hisense GM642XHS at £99 if you want the cheapest 60cm four-burner gas hob. Choose the Beko HIBG64120SX at £109 if you want enamel pan supports and a confirmed 610 x 510mm footprint.