Bertazzoni induction hobs come in 60 cm, 78 cm and 90 cm widths, all with touch controls. That means there are options for a standard 60 cm worktop cut-out, and wider hobs for cooks who often have several pans going at once. Induction heats the pan rather than the glass, so the surface around the pan stays cooler than on other electric hobs and spills are less likely to burn on.

At 60 cm, you can choose a straightforward three-zone hob with a booster or a four-zone layout. Some four-zone models have a bridging zone, which joins two zones into one longer area for a griddle pan or fish kettle. One model has two flexible multi zones and is designed for flush fitting. The 78 cm hobs have four zones and the 90 cm hobs have five, and most have one bridging zone and a flexible zone. Many models add a booster for fast boiling or searing. The 78 cm Super Premium TFT hobs list a double booster.

The range also differs in controls and finish. Modern Series hobs keep things simple, with digital or LED displays and a frameless black glass top. Premium Hidden Slider hobs have an LCD display and come with Carbonio, gold, stainless steel or no-colour trim, so you can match the hob to the handles, taps or other metal finishes in your kitchen. Super Premium TFT hobs have a full-touch TFT display and come with gold or stainless steel trim.

To narrow it down, start with your cut-out width and how many pans you usually use at once. Then decide whether you need a bridging or flexible zone for larger cookware. Finally, choose the control style and trim that suit your kitchen. The same induction hobs are listed under Bertazzoni electric hobs, and you can find ovens and other appliances to go with them in all Bertazzoni products.