Beko vs Blomberg — Comparison

The Beko KA52NEK at £429 and the Blomberg GGRN655W at £539.99 are both gas cookers, from sister brands under Arçelik. They differ in width: the Beko is a 50cm single oven cooker, while the Blomberg is a full 60cm gas cooker in white.

The Beko KA52NEK is a 50cm gas cooker with a single oven, designed for compact kitchens, flats and rental properties where a 60cm gap is not available. Single oven cookers combine grill and oven functions in one cavity or provide a separate grill compartment depending on the model. The Blomberg GGRN655W offers a 60cm width, providing more hob space for large pans and typically a larger oven cavity, suited to family cooking. Both use gas for the hob, offering instant, visible flame control, and gas is generally cheaper per unit of energy than electricity.

Measure your space first. If you have a 50cm gap, the Beko is the right fit and costs £111 less. If you have a 60cm space, the Blomberg offers more cooking capacity and hob room for families. Both require a gas connection installed by a Gas Safe registered engineer, so factor that into your budget. If you cook a lot of roasts and family meals, the wider cooker is worth considering.

Bottom line: choose the Beko KA52NEK at £429 if you need a compact 50cm gas single oven cooker. Choose the Blomberg GGRN655W at £539.99 if you have a 60cm space and want more cooking capacity.