Hello!
I am looking for a portable induction cooktop. Tillreda seems like a possible option. Has anyone used it yet? I am particularly interested in how loud the fan is. I want to prepare food at the table, so noise level is quite important. If I use it as an additional cooktop under the range hood, then the noise is not really an issue.
Compared to other portable induction cooktops, this one is noticeably more expensive. Could someone explain the advantages compared to others, so I can understand the price difference?
Best regards,
Rumpels
I am looking for a portable induction cooktop. Tillreda seems like a possible option. Has anyone used it yet? I am particularly interested in how loud the fan is. I want to prepare food at the table, so noise level is quite important. If I use it as an additional cooktop under the range hood, then the noise is not really an issue.
Compared to other portable induction cooktops, this one is noticeably more expensive. Could someone explain the advantages compared to others, so I can understand the price difference?
Best regards,
Rumpels
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IKEA-Profi28 Oct 2016 12:57I honestly can’t understand the comment about it being "expensive." Similar panels elsewhere usually cost 90 or more... Let’s hope induction and ceramic cooktops aren’t getting mixed up here. You really can’t go wrong with this one.
Hello!
@IKEA-Freund, thanks for the link, I actually only found that shortly before, which was a bit strange 😉
@Ikeaner: Here, the "standard, affordable" induction cooktops are offered for 30-35 euros. If I take 30 euros as the base price, then 45 euros are exactly 50% more expensive.
Thanks in advance for your help!
Best regards
Rumpels
@IKEA-Freund, thanks for the link, I actually only found that shortly before, which was a bit strange 😉
@Ikeaner: Here, the "standard, affordable" induction cooktops are offered for 30-35 euros. If I take 30 euros as the base price, then 45 euros are exactly 50% more expensive.
Thanks in advance for your help!
Best regards
Rumpels