AEG TR84IT00FB 6000 TotalFlex Induction Hob 80cm Review, Prices & Score
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🏆 Review & price summary
The AEG TR84IT00FB induction hob is built around a large TotalFlex cooking surface that detects pans and adapts the active cooking areas to suit them. Six zones, PowerBoost, individual timers, PowerSlide and Hob2Hood make it particularly well equipped for busy kitchens, while the 780mm width provides more usable space than a typical 600mm hob.
✓ Key strengths
- ✓ Six cooking zones across a wide 780mm surface
- ✓ Flexible pan placement
- ✓ PowerBoost can bring water to the boil in less than 90 seconds
- ✓ Strong day-to-day control
- ✓ Hob2Hood can automatically adjust a compatible cooker hood
- ✓ Child lock, automatic switch-off and residual-heat indication improve safety
Worth considering
- Hardwired connection only, so it is not a plug-in replacement and requires suitable electrical installation
- No assisted cooking sensors are included, meaning there is no dedicated automatic boiling or frying guidance
- PowerBoost on a standard cooking zone is limited to a maximum of 10 minutes
- The 7.2kW electrical load can cause power management to reduce heat output when several zones share the same phase
Key Specifications
- Hob type
- Induction
- Net weight
- 20.93kg
- Frame design
- Bevelled on two sides
- Cooking zones
- 6
- Overall depth
- 520mm
- Overall width
- 780mm
- Timer function
- Individual zone timers
- Safety features
- Child lock, control lock, automatic switch-off and residual-heat indication
- Appliance height
- 44mm
- Hood connectivity
- Hob2Hood
- Control assistance
- ActiveTouch
- Additional controls
- Pause, minute minder and EcoTimer
- Standard zone power
- 2,000W
- Electrical connection
- Hardwired connection only
- Total electrical load
- 7.2kW
- Main colour and surface
- Black glass
- Flexible cooking feature
- TotalFlex automatic cookware detection
- Standard zone PowerBoost
- 3,000W
- Cookware-position control
- PowerSlide
- Manufacturer product code
- 949598494
- Built-in cut-out dimensions
- 750 x 490mm
- Measured hob energy consumption
- 192.3Wh/kg
Who Should Buy It?
- ✓ Large households or keen cooks who want six induction cooking positions across a wide built-in hob.
- ✓ Cooks who regularly use pans of different shapes and sizes and would benefit from TotalFlex automatic pan detection.
- ✓ Owners of a compatible AEG cooker hood who want Hob2Hood automatic fan control.
- ✓ Kitchen renovators with a suitable hardwired electrical supply and a 750 x 490mm worktop cut-out.
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Flexible cooking surface
The AEG TR84IT00FB induction hob uses TotalFlex technology to detect cookware and create cooking areas beneath pans placed across the responsive surface. This is more adaptable than a conventional hob layout, particularly when using unusually shaped pans or several medium-sized pans together.
There are six listed cooking zones, with each standard zone rated at 2,000W and offering up to 3,000W with PowerBoost. The manual also describes centre, vertical and horizontal bridge modes, giving the surface useful flexibility beyond its nominal six-zone layout.
Fast heating and useful controls
PowerBoost provides a rapid burst of heat, with AEG stating that it can bring water to the boil in less than 90 seconds. ActiveTouch illuminates the relevant slider when cookware is detected, reducing the need to search for the correct control.
Individual zone timers, a minute minder and a pause function make the hob practical for managing several dishes. PowerSlide can also alter the heat setting by moving cookware between different positions, although it is intended for one pan at a time and requires suitable pan coverage.
Hood connection and installation
Hob2Hood can communicate with a compatible cooker hood and adjust its fan speed according to the cooking activity. This is a convenience feature rather than built-in extraction, so a separate compatible hood is still required.
The hob is designed for built-in installation and uses a hardwired connection only. Its 7.2kW total electrical load means the kitchen supply must be suitable, while the 780mm-wide appliance and 750 x 490mm cut-out require careful planning before installation.
Safety, efficiency and limitations
The AEG TR84IT00FB induction hob includes child lock, automatic switch-off, residual-heat indication and a control lock. EcoTimer can switch a zone off before the timer ends so residual heat completes the cooking, while the manual records a measured hob energy consumption of 192.3Wh/kg.
There are some practical trade-offs. The appliance has no assisted cooking sensors, PowerBoost is time-limited on standard zones, and its power-management system can reduce available heat when several zones share the same electrical phase. These are important considerations for buyers expecting unrestricted simultaneous high-power cooking.
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.