I have 2 induction cookers, my French brand one is a bit unreliable, sometimes can start sometimes cannot.

What you all use and recommend?

As induction cookers are safety items, should I buy familiar brands?

Lazada and Shoppee are selling many brands.

I see this brand getting lots of reviews, PerySmith which I didn't know. It's selling for RM 99 only.

Grab app best cooker
Can cook anything

Philips ah? Rubbish, damage easily.

Last time I bought tescogot and lasted for 5 years, until tesco dont got.

French brand unreliable…pijot ke? Oh wait

buffalo brand
been using the same one for 13 years

Bosch

bosch

National

Peugeot induction cooker?

French induction cooker also want to sit on tow truck?

skyblu3 lai

Using induction also want to have tow truck experience
Don't know what brand is boy86 using.

Anyway I use this don't know matt 7 brand - Schott Ceran for 10 years plus
So far no tow truck experiences.

My Philips is more than 10 years old, still reliable

Selling for RM 800?

Bosch high price

What?

My French one is my main cooker, high usage though

Katy Perry Smith

My wife is the best cooker.

Panasonic.

But you cannot afford it.

Rinnai or Fujioh. Jap brand and Jap quality.

How Is it compare to using gas in terms of cooking cost?

Gas tong Vs tnb bill.

I only use my induction when I do long slow cooking where I use the timer and heat level control, especially the timer. Very useful..... Such as boiling soup, porridge, boil rice, stew, boil leong char, etc.

Using gas to do long slow cooking scared lupa. Lol.

Me too

I don't use gas

PM bestest price

Gas is cheaper.

if you cook like tai chow everyday, use gas.

Normal and fast cooking I use the gas

Slow long cooking I don't usually use the gas because gas no timer. Scared lupa and hangus.

xiaomi mijia.

This post has been edited by brkli: Jun 15 2022, 09:40 AM

IS this table top or hobs?

ya lebih kurang rm800 that one

good thing no cheap
cheap thing no good
punde~

if you care, then avoid perry smith or any england name , they are basically china products and relabel with aggressive marketing.

use those gas hob with electric igniter, hookup to electric, come with auto shut off timer, also with safety features like flame out detection
these existed like 15 years+ ago

bosch was selling those at one point but then stopped selling those, perhaps the parts replacement was too expensive for average consumers
but there are others like rinnai is still selling those, just go with induction hob, its faster and safer



This post has been edited by junsheng: Jun 15 2022, 10:17 AM

Using Bosch. The best because it has a boost mode which can really crisp any deep fried foods.

When it breaks I will replace it with a Teka that has the smart knob, push buttons to control the heat drives me nuts.

Schott Ceran is the brand of glass not the brand of the cooker.

buy cheap ones lah

you have one?

If boil water for steaming, induction is faster than gas.

national

Thanks for the info.
Didn't know that
I got this induction free.

Surprisingly similar for me. Used to be 1 tank for 1 month using gas.
Using an Elba unit for 2 years already.
Felt good after switching to induction. Much cleaner, don't have expensive servicing the hob bills.
Pot and pans also cleaner.

Your tnb bill spiked by how much?

I think on average only increase around RM30-35. Bill used to be RM260-270, now hovers around RM300.
We also it to boil water as we don't use a water filter unit. Lunch and dinner of course.

Mine is MIDEA. 4 years and still very good.