Cooktops - New arrivals

Hobs are flat cooking surfaces integrated into kitchen worktops or installed as freestanding units, designed to provide heat for pots and pans. They form the primary stovetop element in modern kitchens and are used where direct control of cooking heat is required. Hobs are chosen for everyday meal preparation, multi-burner cooking, and when a dedicated cooking surface separate from an oven is preferred. They are suitable for both residential and light commercial environments that require reliable, controllable heat sources. Users select hobs based on cooking needs, available fuel or power type, kitchen layout, and compatibility with cookware.

Types of Hobs

Common types of hobs vary by heat source and surface technology. Each type offers different installation and maintenance characteristics.

• Gas hobs — use a natural gas or LPG supply with visible flames and metal or cast-iron grates.
• Electric coil hobs — feature exposed or hidden metal coil elements that heat by electrical resistance.
• Ceramic glass electric hobs — have smooth glass-ceramic tops with radiant or halogen heating elements beneath.
• Induction hobs — use electromagnetic fields to heat ferrous cookware directly while the surface remains relatively cool.
• Dual-fuel and modular hobs — combine different technologies or offer configurable zones for mixed-use cooking.

What are Hobs Used For?

Hobs provide a controlled heat source for cooking tasks that require direct contact between cookware and heat. Typical uses include boiling, frying, simmering, sautéing, and searing. They are used when multiple cookware pieces need to be heated simultaneously or when rapid heat changes are necessary. Hobs also allow precise temperature adjustments for recipes that demand specific heat levels and are integral to kitchen workflows that separate stovetop cooking from oven baking.

Key Differences between Hobs

Differences between hob types center on heat transfer method, response time, energy efficiency, surface durability, and required cookware. Induction hobs heat cookware quickly and efficiently but require magnetic-based pots and pans. Gas hobs give visible flame control and work with all cookware types but need ventilation and a gas supply. Ceramic and electric coil hobs are generally compatible with varied cookware and have simpler installation than gas, though they differ in heat responsiveness and cleaning ease. Safety features, control precision, and compatibility with kitchen ventilation should also be considered as key differentiators.

How to Choose Hobs?

Selecting a hob involves evaluating kitchen infrastructure, cooking habits, and safety preferences. Start by identifying available energy sources (gas or electricity) and required hob dimensions for your countertop. Consider cooking style: choose induction for fast, efficient heating and precise control; choose gas if you need visible flame control or use non-magnetic cookware; choose ceramic or electric coil for simpler installation and broad cookware compatibility. Check safety features such as child locks and residual heat indicators, and assess ease of cleaning and maintenance. Finally, verify installation requirements, ventilation needs, and whether the hob’s control layout and power ratings match your daily cooking demands.

Which cooktops - new arrivals are the most popular and affordable in 2026?

The full list of popular models at affordable prices is available on this page. In 2026, the following models show high demand and an excellent price-to-quality ratio:

• Ceramic infrared electric cooker TERMOMAX TX2099IS 2000W, ceramic cooktop for 25.49€
• Countertop induction hob MEDION MD 18490 — single 29 cm zone, 2000 W, touch control, LED display for 45.99€
• Muhler MHP-2022IS Infrared Electric Hot Plate, 2800W, 2 Cooking Zones for 53.49€
• Electrolux EGG3322NVX Built-in Gas Hob with 2 Zones and Stainless Steel Surface for 153.49€
• Elica NIKOLATESLA PRIME S SL RAW BL/A/83 Induction Hob with Integrated Extraction System for 1784.49€

Why is it worth buying cooktops - new arrivals at AiO.lv?

At the AiO.lv online store, you can place an order at a great price with delivery across Latvia — to Riga, Daugavpils, Liepaja, Jurmala, Ventspils, and other cities, as well as throughout Europe. We offer products from leading manufacturers: Electrolux, HYUNDAI, Philips, AEG, Elica, OEM, Optimum, AVERY, Outwell, AMICA, SEVERIN, MEDION, FABER, Caso, Maestro, MPM, Smile, Nedis, ORAVA, Progress. When you shop with us, you get:

• official warranty and guaranteed quality;
• convenient payment options (including installment and credit);
• fast and reliable delivery across Latvia and to any EU country.

FAQ

Where can you find a cooktops - new arrivals with cheap prices?

You can buy cheaper at the AiO.lv online store. We offer competitive prices and regular discounts, so you always have the chance to find a great deal.

What is the delivery time for cooktops - new arrivals?

If you place your order today, delivery will take between 1 and 5 business days depending on the chosen method.

How long is the warranty period for cooktops - new arrivals?

Our store provides an official manufacturer’s warranty ranging from 12 to 36 months, depending on the model and brand. If needed, you can always contact our customer service department or the manufacturer’s authorized service center for support.

Are cooktops - new arrivals purchasable with leasing?

Yes, if the selected product costs more than €50. You can learn more about installment purchase options and the terms of application on the Payment page.

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