AEG TN64IA00XB 60cm Induction Hob in Black Glass Review, Prices & Score

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AEG TN64IA00XB 60cm Induction Hob in Black Glass
83BestBuysUK Score
BestBuysUK 100-point assessment · from 24 verified specifications
Features78
Efficiency85
Ease of Use85
Performance86
Build Quality82
Value for Money79
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🏆 Review & price summary

The AEG TN64IA00XB induction hob is a capable four-zone model for everyday cooking. Its strongest features are rapid induction heating, PowerBoost on every zone, individual touch controls, a pause function, timed shut-off and Hob2Hood compatibility. The stainless-steel frame and 46mm built-in height suit a standard built-in kitchen installation. However, it has no flexible bridge zones or assisted cooking sensors, and the hardwired-only connection adds an installation requirement. It is best suited to buyers who want dependable induction cooking and useful convenience features rather than advanced automatic cooking technology.

✓ Key strengths

  • ✓ Fast induction response with PowerBoost available for rapid boiling and high-heat cooking
  • ✓ Four useful cooking zones with boost ratings up to 3, 700W
  • ✓ Hob2Hood can automatically adjust a compatible AEG cooker hood
  • ✓ Good everyday usability

Worth considering

  • No flexible bridge zones, so two cooking areas cannot be combined for a large griddle or oversized pan
  • No assisted cooking sensors, meaning there is no automatic pan-temperature or boil-assistance system
  • Hardwired connection only, so it cannot be connected using a standard plug
  • The four-zone layout is conventional rather than expandable, limiting flexibility for unusually large cookware

Key Specifications

Frame
Super Flat XL stainless-steel frame
Hob type
Induction
LED colour
Red
Net weight
10.24kg
Main colour
Black
Control type
Individual touch controls
Overall depth
516mm
Overall width
576mm
Boost function
PowerBoost
Left-rear zone
1,800W standard / 2,800W boost, 180mm diameter
Left-front zone
2,300W standard / 3,700W boost, 210mm diameter
Right-rear zone
1,800W standard / 2,800W boost, 180mm diameter
Timer functions
Minute minder and zone timer
Right-front zone
1,400W standard / 2,500W boost, 145mm diameter
Safety functions
Child lock and automatic switch-off
Hood connectivity
Hob2Hood
Built-in dimensions
46mm high x 560mm wide x 490mm deep
Convenience functions
Pause function
Electrical connection
Hardwired connection only
Flexible bridge zones
No
Total electrical load
7,350W
Number of cooking zones
4
Assisted cooking sensors
No
Manufacturer product code
949493043

Who Should Buy It?

  • ✓ You want fast induction cooking with four conventional zones and useful boost power for boiling water quickly.
  • ✓ You already have, or plan to install, a compatible AEG cooker hood and can benefit from Hob2Hood automatic fan control.
  • ✓ You prefer straightforward individual touch controls, a pause function, timer and child lock rather than advanced cooking sensors.
  • ✓ You need a standard 60cm built-in hob with a stainless-steel frame and a relatively shallow 46mm installation depth.
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Cooking performance

The AEG TN64IA00XB induction hob provides four cooking zones with a maximum total electrical load of 7,350W. The front-left zone has a 2,300W standard rating and 3,700W boost rating, making it the strongest zone for quickly bringing larger pans to the boil. The remaining zones range from 1,400W to 1,800W normally, with boost levels up to 2,800W.

Induction heating gives rapid temperature response and precise adjustment, while PowerBoost adds a short burst of extra heat when speed matters. The four zones are conventional rather than bridgeable, so the layout is best suited to normal saucepans, frying pans and standard-sized cookware.

Controls and everyday use

Individual touch controls let you adjust each cooking zone separately. The hob also includes a pause function, a minute minder and a timer that can switch a zone off automatically after the set period. These features make it practical for routine simmering, boiling and timed cooking.

Hob2Hood is a useful convenience feature if paired with a compatible AEG cooker hood: the hood can adjust its fan speed in response to the hob. Child lock, automatic switch-off and residual-heat indication add sensible safety functions for a family kitchen.

Design and installation

The black hob has a Super Flat XL stainless-steel frame and measures 576mm wide by 516mm deep. Its stated cut-out dimensions are 560mm by 490mm, with a 46mm built-in height. AEG's OptiFix installation system is intended to simplify fitting, although the appliance requires a hardwired connection rather than a standard plug.

At 10.24kg net, the hob is substantial enough for a fixed built-in installation. The red LED display is functional and clear, while the smooth surface should be straightforward to wipe down after cooking.

Main limitations

The lack of flexible bridge zones means the hob cannot combine two cooking areas for a large griddle, roasting dish or oversized pan. It is therefore less versatile than bridge-equipped induction models for entertaining or specialist cookware.

There are no assisted cooking sensors, so the hob does not provide automatic pan-temperature or boil-assistance functions. Buyers wanting guided cooking features will need to look higher up the range.

Hardwired connection only adds an installation requirement and means it cannot simply be plugged into a suitable socket.

Research note: this BestBuysUK assessment is based on the manufacturer's published specifications and other reputable technical sources. Specifications and retailer availability can change, so verify critical details before purchase.