Beko vs Belling 444411817 — Comparison

The Beko KDVC100K at £829 and the Belling Farmhouse 90E 444411817 at £999 are both electric range cookers, but they differ in width and style. The Beko is a full 100cm range cooker, while the Belling is a 90cm model with traditional farmhouse styling, so your kitchen space and design preferences will shape the decision.

The Beko KDVC100K offers a 100cm width, which typically allows for multiple ovens, a grill and a large ceramic hob with plenty of room for big pans, ideal for families and anyone who cooks large meals or entertains. Beko's range cookers focus on value, giving you range-cooker capacity at a lower price. The Belling Farmhouse 90E brings classic range styling, with traditional handles and design details that suit country and cottage kitchens. At 90cm it is slightly narrower, which helps in kitchens where a 100cm gap is not available, while still offering multiple cavities and a generous hob.

If you have a 100cm space and want maximum cooking capacity for the money, the Beko is the better value, saving £170 while offering a wider cooker. If your kitchen has a 90cm space, or you want the farmhouse look to match a traditional kitchen, the Belling is the more suitable choice. Both are electric, so neither requires a gas supply, but range cookers need an appropriately rated electrical circuit, so check installation requirements before buying.

Bottom line: choose the Beko KDVC100K at £829 if you want a 100cm electric range cooker with maximum capacity for the money. Choose the Belling Farmhouse 90E at £999 if you need a 90cm cooker or want traditional farmhouse styling.