
Hob buying guide
Which induction, gas or electric hob to buy?
Find the perfect hob to match your kitchen, cooking style and lifestyle. This practical guide explains the main hob types, the features that matter, installation considerations, and tips to help you choose a Siemens hob that fits your needs.
The Siemens hob range
Venting hobs
- Benefits: includes the features of an induction hob with integrated extraction, a space saving 2-in-1 solution.
- Considerations: Installation - space needed under worktop.
- Ideal for: kitchen islands, open-plan living.

What to consider when buying a hob
Induction Hob Surface Options
The Matt Edition Venting Hob
The Siemens Matt Edition surface pairs well with any kitchen design, providing a sleek elegance. The deep black matt finish offers benefits beyond aesthetics like reducing glare and reflection. Unlike glossy finishes, matt surfaces make fingerprints and scratches less visible, are easy to clean, and LED controls stand out much more.
diamondProtect Hobs
For those who prefer shine, our groundbreaking diamondProtect surface is the perfect solution. Pairing uncompromising quality with lasting beauty, diamondProtect is engineered with a hardness approaching that of a diamond. The intelligent coating acts as a formidable shield against the rigours of daily cooking.

Standard Ceramic Glass
The deep‑black, single‑pane ceramic glass gives our standard Induction Hobs a sleek, minimalist look. The smooth surface wipes clean easily; however, dragging rough‑bottomed pans (like cast iron) or using abrasive cleaners can cause fine scratches. Gentle handling and suitable cleaners preserve the glass’s finish for years.
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