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At least in the UK, almost all the induction hobs on the market have touch controls. Not having a knob per ring is a massive issue for some users.
by timthorn 2y ago
At least in the UK, almost all the induction hobs on the market have touch controls. Not having a knob per ring is a massive issue for some users.
- wzdd 2y agoNot sure what you meant by "some users" but as someone without physical disabilities it's an issue for me. They can't be used with wet hands, can't be used if they've been splashed (which is certainly a choice on something designed to be next to pots full of simmering hot liquid), and have truly bizarre firmware behind them -- for example, if I'm using two elements and am finished with one, it's quicker to turn the entire hob off and on again and re-energise one element than it is to turn an individual element off. I'm really enjoying induction over gas, but the "easy to clean" aspect is way oversold. Bring back knobs!