Bosch Serie 6 58cm 4 Zone Gas Hob - Stainless Steel vs Creda — Comparison

The Bosch Serie 6 CP6A5I90 at £349 and the Creda C90GFCWG at £399 are both gas hobs, but they differ in size. The Bosch is a 58cm four-burner hob in stainless steel, while the Creda is a 90cm five-burner hob, so your worktop space and cooking needs will decide this comparison.

The Bosch CP6A5I90 offers four burners with front dial controls, cast iron pan supports for stability and one-hand ignition, which lets you light a burner simply by pressing and turning the knob. Its compact 58cm width fits standard 60cm cut-outs, making it ideal for replacing an existing hob. The Creda C90GFCWG spreads five burners across 90cm, giving much more room for large pans and cooking several dishes at once, which suits families and keen cooks. A 90cm hob typically includes a wok or high-power burner for stir-frying.

If you have a standard 60cm cut-out, the Bosch is the practical choice, offering Bosch's build quality and convenient controls at a lower price. If you have, or are planning, a wider worktop space, the Creda's 90cm layout offers significantly more cooking area. Remember that changing hob size means changing the worktop cut-out, and both require installation by a Gas Safe registered engineer.

Bottom line: choose the Bosch Serie 6 CP6A5I90 at £349 if you need a standard-size four-burner gas hob with front controls and one-hand ignition. Choose the Creda C90GFCWG at £399 if you want a wide 90cm five-burner hob for bigger cooking.