Miele venting hobs build an extractor into the hob, so cooking steam is drawn down at the cooktop rather than up into a hood. They suit open-plan kitchens, islands and anyone who wants a clear view without a chimney or canopy overhead. Every model here is 80 cm wide and finished in black, with one in matt black. Miele calls this hob-and-extractor design TwoInOne.

The extractors are similar across the range. Each is rated A+ for energy efficiency and moves roughly 200 to 600 m³/h of air. Most models list nine fan speeds plus a booster for short bursts of strong extraction when searing or boiling hard. The noise level runs from about 41 dB on a low setting to the high 60s on booster. All of them work in recirculation mode, which filters the air and returns it to the room, so you don't need ducting through an outside wall. At least one model can also be ducted outside if you buy compatible ducting separately. Ducting out usually removes moisture and smells more completely.

Most models are internet connected, so you can check or control the hob from your phone, but one isn't. To narrow the choice, decide whether you'll recirculate or duct outside, then whether you want app connectivity, and finally pick your black finish. To compare them with conventional cooktops, browse all Miele hobs or Miele electric hobs, or see all Miele products.