Neff N70 60cm 4 Burner Gas Hob - Black vs N 70 60cm 4 Zone Smart Induction Hob - Black — Comparison

T26PIP4S0 is the Neff T26PIP4S0 N70 60cm 4 Burner Gas Hob in black at £309, while T56FHS1L0 is the Neff T56FHS1L0 N 70 60cm 4 Zone Smart Induction Hob in black at £549. Both are black N70 60cm hobs, but they are aimed at different cooking preferences: gas with FlameSelect versus connected induction.

The T26PIP4S0 has a gas hob layout, tempered glass, FlameSelect, metallic sword dials, cast-iron pan supports and biomethane-ready compatibility. The T56FHS1L0 uses four induction zones and adds Combi Zone, Multitouch+ control and Home Connect. Both provide four cooking areas, but the gas model uses flames, dials and pan supports, while the induction model uses a flat electric surface, zone-combining flexibility and smart connectivity. The induction model costs £240 more.

The T26PIP4S0 suits cooks who like flame control, have a gas supply and want Neff’s N70 look without moving to induction. It is also the lower-cost choice and does not require induction-compatible cookware. The T56FHS1L0 suits modern kitchens where easy cleaning, touch control and connected features matter. Its Combi Zone is useful for larger pans, griddles or flexible cooking, while Home Connect gives it a smarter edge than the gas alternative.

Bottom line: choose T26PIP4S0 if you want a cheaper black N70 gas hob with FlameSelect and cast-iron supports / opt for T56FHS1L0 if you prefer smart induction with Combi Zone, Multitouch+ and Home Connect.