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this post was submitted on 02 May 2024
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My mom has an induction stove that has knobs.
Definitely a thing, Miele even has a device filter for that feature.
Neff has a (magnetic/removable*) knob as well. (* Which is a great idea in theory. Unless you have kids. First it's great because they can't start the cooktop on their own. But then you are constantly looking for the knob. A friend nearly got insane...His daughter "accidentally" took the whole fucking thing on a schooltrip to France....HOW? That's why I have the Siemens one with touch.... It's okayish touchwise and it works...)
Wow so cheap too ๐
Miele is never cheap but nobody ever paid suggested retail either, I'm sure.