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I have a similar electric stove, and yeah, it still delivers a terrible cooking experience decades later. We're going to replace it in a kitchen remodel soon. I
by stickfigure 3y ago
I have a similar electric stove, and yeah, it still delivers a terrible cooking experience decades later. We're going to replace it in a kitchen remodel soon. Induction is a better experience, and if it means replacing hardware every 10 years, so be it.
- jacknews 3y agoBut it doesn't have to be disposable. All the major components for induction cookers are commodified (coils, IGBTs, etc), it's simply a matter of making the whole thing more modular (particularly, separate the UI from the induction control), and for someone to make an actually-good induction control microcontroller/firmware package as a module.