£150 for a touch control ceramic hob. If you can found anything anywhere near this price then well done! If you look at premium brands then your looking at two or three times the price. Seriously £450 for something that does not perform any better. Maybe the energy ratings and the energy consumption costs are less on a more expensive appliance but were talking pennies or pounds per year. The beauty of a touch control hob is the cleaning aspect, wipe down and its done in seconds, no trapped food in the knobs. They just look so much neater As far as the operation and quality are concerned I have had no problems with this product. I have used ...  Read the complete review

As anyone who has read one of my recent 'appliance' type reviews will know, we have recently had a new kitchen put in, and have been busy kitting it out, as all our appliances were pretty well at death's door. This then is a review of my new hob - the Baumatic BHC605 - and an overview of how we chose this particular little beauty (yes, I like it!) ~~~ Choosing a type of hob ~~~ This may be stating the obvious, but if you're on the lookout for a new hob, a major decision is hob type. It seemed to us that the three popular types to consider were gas, induction and ceramic. In the end, for us this decision was straightforward. ...  Read the complete review