Hisense 75cm 5 Burner Gas Hob - Black vs 80cm 4 Zone Induction Hob — Comparison

GG773B is the Hisense GG773B 75cm 5 Burner Gas Hob in black at £265, sitting as the wide gas model for flame cooking and heavier cookware. HI8421BSC is the Hisense HI8421BSC 80cm 4 Zone Induction Hob at £349, positioned as the wider induction alternative with bridge-style flexibility and automatic pan handling.

The GG773B gives five gas burners, including a wok burner, plus Surface Max and cast iron supports. It has one more cooking position than the induction model and suits pans that benefit from a real flame. The HI8421BSC has four induction zones, automatic pan recognition, Rapid Boil and Bridge Zone. It lacks a fifth burner and wok flame, but offers quicker electric response, a flatter surface and the ability to link zones for larger cookware.

The GG773B suits buyers who already have gas, want a wok burner and appreciate cast iron supports for stability. It is £84 cheaper and gives plenty of cooking space at 75cm. The HI8421BSC suits users switching to induction who want an 80cm surface, fast boiling and Bridge Zone flexibility for griddles or oversized pans. It is more expensive, and cookware compatibility matters, but it delivers a cleaner modern cooking experience.

Bottom line: choose GG773B if you want a cheaper 75cm five-burner gas hob with wok burner and cast iron supports / opt for HI8421BSC if you want an 80cm induction hob with Rapid Boil, Bridge Zone and automatic pan recognition.