Smeg 4-Zone Induction Hob with Touch Controls - Black vs 75cm Induction Hob - Black — Comparison

SI2641DUK is the Smeg SI2641DUK 4-Zone Induction Hob with Touch Controls in black at £389, while SI2741DUK is the Smeg SI2741DUK 75cm Induction Hob in black at £479. Both are Smeg black induction hobs with four cooking areas, but the SI2641DUK is the more compact and cheaper option, while the SI2741DUK steps up to a wider 75cm format.

The SI2641DUK lists automatic switch-off, an ultra-low profile, Digi touch controls and fast operation. The SI2741DUK measures H:56mm x W:750mm x D:510mm and offers four burners, automatic switch-off, black finish and a hob-with-plug setup. Both include automatic switch-off, but the SI2741DUK provides confirmed larger width and plug-based convenience. The SI2641DUK’s strengths are its ultra-low profile and Digi touch controls, while the SI2741DUK’s advantage is broader cooking space.

The SI2641DUK suits smaller kitchens, standard-width replacements and buyers who want induction benefits without going above £400. It is also attractive if you prefer the lowest-profile look from the supplied details. The SI2741DUK is better for families, wider worktops and cooks who want more room between pans while staying with four induction zones. Its £90 premium is reasonable if your cut-out and kitchen design can accommodate the 750mm width.

Bottom line: choose SI2641DUK if you want the cheaper black induction hob with ultra-low profile and Digi touch controls / opt for SI2741DUK if you need a wider 75cm induction hob with automatic switch-off and plug-in convenience.