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Neff Hobs

Neff believes that cooking is all about creativity and individual taste, which is why their range of hobs has been designed with all kitchen set-ups in mind. Be it a ceramic hob or an induction hob, Neff is home to all things cooking, so if you're looking for an upgrade for your kitchen, you're in the right place. Indeed, Neff's hobs are renowned for their durability and innovation - so why not get yours today?

 
 
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How do I decide between induction, gas, ceramic and venting induction hobs?

Look at how you cook and the space you have. Induction hobs heat fast, are easy to wipe clean and suit modern kitchens; gas hobs give instant flame control and are better for high-heat wok cooking. Ceramic hobs (2) are the most budget-friendly option if you don't need induction performance. If you want to avoid a separate extractor hood, a venting induction hob combines induction cooking with a built-in extractor, the Neff N50 80cm Venting Induction.

What hob size and number of cooking zones should I pick for my kitchen?

Match the hob to the space and how many pans you use: 60cm hobs typically give you four cooking zones and suit most kitchens, while 80cm and 90cm options offer five zones or flexible cooking areas for larger households. Smaller kitchens or utility areas often use a 58–60cm unit, whereas family kitchens benefit from 80–90cm or flex induction models that let you use larger pans side by side. a 60cm Neff induction is ideal if you regularly use two to four pans, but choose an 80–90cm or flex model if you frequently cook for several people.

Which control type is best for everyday use and easy cleaning?

Think about how you like to control heat and how often you clean: rotary dials are tactile and familiar, especially on gas hobs, while touch controls and touch sliders give a seamless glass surface that wipes down easily. Neff's TwistPad or Twist Touch options offer precise control with a neat design that complements black glass finishes. If you want the sleekest look and simplest cleaning, a touch-control black glass induction hob is a good fit.

What safety features should I look for if I have children or worry about hot surfaces?

Check for a child lock and residual heat indicators, 18 of the included in our range models include child locks show residual heat indicators. A child lock prevents settings being changed accidentally, while the residual heat indicator warns you which zones are still hot after cooking. Choosing induction also reduces burn risk because heat is generated in the pan rather than the whole surface.

How much will a Neff hob cost and which features add the most to the price?

Prices on the page range from roughly the current product price for entry-level ceramic or basic induction up to the current product price,000+ for large venting or flex induction models. Expect mid-range 60–80cm induction hobs around the current product price,100, while built-in venting units and 80–90cm flex induction models are the most expensive due to the extractor and larger cooking area. Larger widths, integrated extractors, flex zones and premium black glass or stainless finishes are the main factors that increase the cost.