Indesit IB 21B77 NE Built-In Induction Hob - Black vs ING 72T/BK 5 Zones Gas Hob with Wok Burner - Black — Comparison

IB 21B77 NE is the Indesit IB 21B77 NE Built-In Induction Hob in black at £329, sitting as a modern electric choice with touch-led convenience. ING 72T/BK is the Indesit ING 72T/BK 5 Zones Gas Hob with Wok Burner in black at £299, positioned as the wider, gas-focused option for buyers who want visible flame control and an extra burner.

The IB 21B77 NE has four induction zones, Push & Go, touch controls, dual zones and a glass ceramic design. It is the more electronically controlled model and will suit compatible induction pans. The ING 72T/BK offers five gas burners instead of four electric zones, plus a dedicated wok burner, flame control and a flame failure device. It lacks the induction model’s touch controls and Push & Go, but adds a fifth cooking position and gas responsiveness.

The IB 21B77 NE suits modern kitchens where easy cleaning, fast pan heating and a flat glass surface are priorities. It costs £30 more than the gas model and is best for users comfortable with induction cookware. The ING 72T/BK suits stir-fry fans, households with gas supply and cooks who like adjusting a real flame by eye. Its wok burner and five-zone layout are valuable if you often cook several dishes at once.

Bottom line: choose IB 21B77 NE if you want a four-zone induction hob with Push & Go and touch controls / opt for ING 72T/BK if you want five gas burners, a wok burner and traditional flame control.