Whirlpool GOWL 758/NB W Collection 75cm 5 Burners Hob - Black vs WVH 92 K F KIT/1 4 Zone Induction Glass Hob with Venting Cooktop - Black — Comparison

GOWL 758/NB is the Whirlpool GOWL 758/NB W Collection 75cm 5 Burners Hob in black at £519, sitting as a wide gas-on-glass model for traditional flame cooking. WVH 92 K F KIT/1 is the Whirlpool WVH 92 K F KIT/1 4 Zone Induction Glass Hob with Venting Cooktop in black at £1929, positioned far higher as an integrated cooking-and-extraction solution.

The GOWL 758/NB provides five gas burners, front dial controls, a PowerFlame burner, gas-on-glass styling and full-width grids. It is wider than a standard 60cm hob and gives an extra gas burner for multitasking. The WVH 92 K F KIT/1 has four induction zones rather than five gas burners, but adds a venting cooktop, front touch controls, Keep Warm function and a booster cooking zone. Its key advantage is built-in extraction, not burner count.

The GOWL 758/NB suits cooks who like gas, use woks or large pans, and want a black glass finish without moving to induction. At £519, it is much more affordable. The WVH 92 K F KIT/1 suits premium open-plan kitchens, islands and users who want a cleaner sightline without a separate hood. Its £1410 premium is mainly justified by the venting system and induction platform.

Bottom line: choose GOWL 758/NB if you want a 75cm five-burner gas-on-glass hob with PowerFlame / opt for WVH 92 K F KIT/1 if you want induction cooking with integrated venting and touch controls.