Oven / Stove - Induction, black

Hello,

I am looking for an oven as well as a stove in black. Ideally, completely black. It should be an induction cooktop with a width of 60cm, not flush-mounted, but frameless (no stainless steel frame). Whether as a set or individually is relatively unimportant to me.

Function-wise, I am quite open. A roaster is not necessary but would be okay. The oven should have the "normal" functions, convection/fan-assisted baking, etc. Pyrolysis is not needed. Telescopic rails would be nice.

Do you have any recommendations?

With Gorenje, you’re looking at around 500-600 euros, but I don’t know how the quality is there.

Bosch can be had for 700-800 euros (HBA534EB0 and PUE611BB1E). They seem to be discontinued models.

And then there is a set from AEG that, in my opinion, really has almost everything. Even things I don’t actually need. The set is offered in many shops for 2000 euros; at the local electronics store, I could get it for 1150 euros. AEG HX6246MS3A

Ideally, I would like to spend up to 700 euros, but it seems there is nothing of good quality there, especially if you want devices completely in black.

I am open to suggestions.

Best regards

A thousand manufacturers, a thousand models, a thousand different opinions.

I would preferably spend up to 700 euros, but it seems there is nothing of good quality there, especially if you want the devices in completely black.

What does good quality mean? 700€ is not an exorbitant amount for both devices together. You get what you pay for.

What does qualitatively good mean? €700 is not an enormous amount for both devices together. You get what you pay for.

Best is a device that doesn’t break down after two years and simply has good quality that you also enjoy using ;-) Of course, AEG, Bosch, etc. can also break down after two years. But maybe Gorenje is also a hidden tip when it comes to quality. Hence the inquiry whether the extra cost for discontinued devices from, for example, Bosch is worth it. The AEG devices are almost too expensive for me.

I took a look at the devices. Things can always break, but that shouldn’t happen even with the "cheap providers." You can cook with all three options. However, the range of functions and quality naturally improve with the increasing price. Gorenje is not a secret tip, but simply a provider in the budget segment – just like you can get from A to B well with a Dacia. I find AEG really, really good for the price. Many functions for a good price. The middle ground is Bosch. P.S. AEG is not necessarily AEG either. It is now Electrolux or other manufacturers also sell under the name AEG. Gorenje is Hisense. Bosch is BSH = Bosch, Siemens, Nett, Gaggenau, etc.

P.S. AEG is not necessarily AEG anymore. It is now Electrolux, and other manufacturers also sell under the name AEG. Gorenje is Hisense. Bosch is BSH = Bosch, Siemens, Nett, Gaggenau, etc.

Agreement. Additionally, the good AEG times are probably over. We still have the good AEG appliances (oven, dishwasher, washing machine...) from, attention, 1996 :D and are already thinking about what the successors should be called when purchasing new ones...