SAMSUNG Hobs (built-in)

Discover our range of SAMSUNG Hobs (built-in)

A tidy worktop and heat that responds the moment you ask for it makes cooking feel calmer. Built-in Samsung hobs focus on precise control and clean lines, so you can move from simmer to sear without fuss, then wipe the surface and get back to the table. Choose a layout that suits how you cook, whether that is compact zones for one-pot meals or wider spacing for large pans and griddles.

If you favour a traditional flame, gas hobs give instant visual feedback and fine adjustment, helpful for sauces and wok cooking. Induction brings speed and efficiency, heating the pan directly for fast boils and steady low temperatures, and the glass surface stays cooler around the pan which makes splashes easier to clear. Look for features such as flexible cooking zones that link two areas for a roasting tray, power boost for quick starts, and simple lock functions for peace of mind.

Day to day use is about rhythm. Touch sliders and clear numeric levels on many induction models make it easy to repeat a favourite setting, while sturdy metal control knobs on gas give a confident feel. Pair your hob with an appropriate extractor, either a wall or ceiling hood, to keep steam and odours down, and check clearance recommendations in the installation guide.

Setup tip: for induction, use flat-bottomed, magnetic cookware and let the hob detect the pan before selecting a power level; for gas, match burner size to pan diameter to avoid heat creeping up the sides. For cut-out sizes, accessories and exact features, see the product pages at Currys, noting that availability and pricing vary by retailer and region.

Is induction cooking faster than gas?

Induction transfers energy directly into the pan, so it usually brings water to the boil more quickly and holds low heats very steadily.

Do I need special pans for an induction hob?

You need pans with a magnetic base, many stainless steel and cast iron pans work, and you can check with a fridge magnet.

How do I clean a glass hob safely?

Wait for the surface to cool, then use a soft cloth with a non-abrasive cleaner, and lift spills promptly so they do not bake on.

Can a hob be fitted over an oven?

Often yes, provided ventilation clearances and cabinet specifications are met, so follow the installation manual or consult a qualified fitter.