Belling Electric Cooker with Ceramic Hob - Black vs Ceramic Electric Double Oven Cooker - Black — Comparison

FARMHOUSE60EBLK Electric Cooker with Ceramic Hob in black is listed at £799, while the MRAFHOUSE60EBLK Ceramic Electric Double Oven Cooker in black costs £649. Both are Belling electric cookers with black finishes, ceramic-style hob cooking and A energy ratings, but the FARMHOUSE60EBLK sits as the pricier Farmhouse model, while the MRAFHOUSE60EBLK looks like the more feature-packed value alternative.

The FARMHOUSE60EBLK provides a 65-litre main oven and 37-litre second cavity, an electric fan oven, four burners, easy-clean enamel and a defrost function. The MRAFHOUSE60EBLK offers a 33-litre top oven and 70-litre bottom oven, four ceramic zones, AirFry Mode, easy-clean enamel and a Maxi-Clock programmer. Supplied specifications do not include wattage, exact dimensions or individual zone power. Total capacity is almost identical at 102 litres for the FARMHOUSE60EBLK and 103 litres for the MRAFHOUSE60EBLK, but the MRAFHOUSE60EBLK gives more space to the main bottom oven and adds AirFry functionality.

The FARMHOUSE60EBLK suits buyers who prefer the Farmhouse styling and want a balanced 65L/37L split with a listed defrost function. It may appeal if design continuity with other Belling Farmhouse appliances is important. The MRAFHOUSE60EBLK is better for households looking for maximum feature value at £150 less. Its 70-litre main oven helps with family cooking, while AirFry Mode and the Maxi-Clock programmer make it more versatile for modern weekday meals. Unless the Farmhouse look is the priority, the cheaper model appears stronger on practical features.

Bottom line: "choose FARMHOUSE60EBLK if you want the Farmhouse electric cooker look with 65L/37L capacity and defrost / opt for MRAFHOUSE60EBLK if you want to spend less while gaining AirFry Mode, a 70L bottom oven and Maxi-Clock programming."