
Creda offers simple 60cm and 70cm four-zone ceramic hobs at affordable prices, working with any flat-bottomed pan.
| Model | Price |
|---|---|
| Creda C60CTC — C60CTC 60cm 4 Zone Ceramic Hob | £195 |
| Creda C70CTC — C70CTC 70cm 4 Zone Ceramic Hob | £249 |
| Creda C90GFCWG — C90GFCWG 90cm 5 Zone Gas Hob | £399 |
Prices are taken from our latest retailer feed and can change; check the product page for the current price.
| Brand | Models Listed | Price Range | Comparison |
|---|---|---|---|
| Creda | 3 | £195–£399 | — |
| Hotpoint | 46 | £142–£1,689 | Creda vs Hotpoint |
| Bosch | 37 | £199–£3,329 | Creda vs Bosch |
| AEG | 31 | £199–£939 | Creda vs AEG |
| Neff | 30 | £209–£1,999 | Creda vs Neff |
| Whirlpool | 30 | £279–£1,929 | Creda vs Whirlpool |
Creda suits buyers who want a simple, affordable ceramic hob, especially those who want to keep their existing non-magnetic pans rather than buying induction cookware. Cooks who want faster heating and easier cleaning should compare Creda with induction hobs.
Are Creda hobs ceramic?
Yes. The Creda hobs in our listings are four-zone ceramic hobs.
What sizes do Creda hobs come in?
Creda offers 60cm (C60CTC) and 70cm (C70CTC) ceramic hobs.
How much do Creda hobs cost?
Creda hobs in our listings start from around £195.
Do I need special pans for a Creda ceramic hob?
No. Ceramic hobs work with any flat-bottomed pan, unlike induction.
Compare Creda with
Creda vs Blomberg Creda vs AEG Creda vs Altimo Creda vs Hoover Creda vs Hotpoint Creda vs Indesit Creda vs Miele Creda vs Neff Creda vs Siemens Creda vs Smeg Creda vs Whirlpool Creda vs Bosch Creda vs CDA Creda vs Fisher & Paykel Creda vs Hisense Creda vs Beko Creda vs Belling