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I believe my Samsung Chef Collection ($3300-ish range ~5 years ago) does indeed have PWM or similar sort of fine control. Maybe you are just talking about the

I believe my Samsung Chef Collection ($3300-ish range ~5 years ago) does indeed have PWM or similar sort of fine control. Maybe you are just talking about the standalone induction hobs, but our range definitely seems to do more than just cycle the element on and off, or if it does it cycles it multiple times a second. Unless I'm missing something, here is the test you proposed, on our highest power burner (it may take a few minutes to finish processing and get 4K available), jumped to the "money shot", jump back to see other details: https://youtu.be/l4vg59llPlY?t=108 https://youtu.be/l4vg59llPlY?t=108

kkfx 4y ago
Oh, wow, you've made a dedicated video, I'm honored :-) Well, no, I have bough and seen far cheaper plates, can't compare the USA prices but they are around 200-300€ from local kitchen appliance large vendors like Electro Depot, CDiscount, Ubaldi etc... And none of them offer such kind of behavior like the one in your video. To be more precise IF I put a pan with so little water on the the largest burner at boost level it evaporate in few seconds and start to make the pan itself red than white hot in few seconds more. I need to use the MINIMUM power for such cases.