Smeg SI2641DUK 4 Zone 60cm Induction Hob Review, Prices & Score

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BestBuysUK 78/100Data-led assessment
Smeg SI2641DUK 4 Zone 60cm Induction Hob
78BestBuysUK Score
BestBuysUK 100-point assessment · from 11 verified specifications
Features80
Efficiency80
Ease of Use80
Performance80
Build Quality80
Value for Money70
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Where to buy the Smeg SI2641DUK hob

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Hughes Retailer partner
£439.00 Last checked 11 Sep
Appliance Superstore Retailer partner
£451.00 Last checked 11 Sep

🏆 Review & price summary

This Smeg SI2641DUK hob is a 60cm induction hob with four cooking zones, a black glass surface and Digi-Touch controls with red LED indicators. Automatic pot detection focuses heat where cookware is positioned, while the low-profile design can also be flush-mounted for a more integrated appearance. The supplied information lists a nominal power rating of 2800W and a UK cable and plug.

✓ Key strengths

  • ✓ A practical layout for everyday cooking
  • ✓ Automatic pot detection is designed to heat the area in contact with the cookware
  • ✓ A clean, modern interface

Key Specifications

Width
60cm
Finish
Black glass
Controls
Digi-Touch touch controls
Product type
Induction hob
Cooking zones
4
Nominal power
2800W
Control indicators
Red LED lights
Installation profile
1mm when installed; flush-mountable
Electrical connection
UK cable and plug
Automatic pot detection
Yes
Manufacturer product code
SI2641DUK

Who Should Buy It?

  • ✓ Suitable for households replacing a standard 60cm hob with an induction model.
  • ✓ A good fit for buyers who value a low-profile black glass design and touch operation.
  • ✓ Useful for kitchens where a UK plug-and-play connection is preferred.
  • ✓ A practical choice for cooks who want automatic pot detection as part of the hob’s operation.
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Cooking layout and induction operation

With four cooking zones across a 60cm format, This Smeg SI2641DUK hob offers a familiar layout for everyday pans and saucepans. Induction technology is designed to provide responsive heat control, while automatic pot detection concentrates operation where cookware is placed.

The supplied information also highlights rapid heating and precise control for tasks such as simmering. These are stated product features rather than hands-on test results, but they position the hob well for buyers moving to induction cooking.

Controls, design and installation

The Digi-Touch interface uses touch controls and red LED indicators, giving the black glass surface a clean appearance without protruding knobs. This should appeal to kitchens with a minimalist design, although buyers who prefer tactile controls may find touch operation less suitable.

A particularly notable feature is the ultra-low installation profile, listed as 1mm when installed, with flush mounting also supported. The supplied information lists a UK cable and plug and a nominal power rating of 2800W, making the connection details important to confirm against the intended installation.

Who should consider it

This Smeg SI2641DUK hob is best suited to households wanting a modern four-zone induction hob in a standard 60cm width. Its automatic pot detection, touch interface and low-profile styling give it a focused feature set without adding unnecessary complexity.

Before choosing it, check that the kitchen is prepared for induction cooking and that the available electrical connection is appropriate. Buyers should also ensure their cookware is suitable for induction use.

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.