Rank #4 in Best Induction Hob 2026: Nine Ranked, and Why 2,800W Keeps Appearing
Aobosi Double Portable Induction Hob, 2800W
Price and rating as shown on Amazon when we collected them. Both change.
The Aobosi Double Induction Hob, model UK-FS-IRC108-2800, sits fourth in this guide at £88.37 — a two-zone black glass hob measuring 58 x 35 x 5.5 cm and weighing 4.99 kg, with a 4.5 rating from 341 ratings. The listing gives the power source as corded electric and states 2,800 W at 220 V; it does not print a fuse rating anywhere.
That 2,800 W is the number to check on this page, because it is the figure in this group that reconciles. The bullets describe 18 power levels on the left zone and 10 on the right, and a reviewer reports the left zone running at 1,800 W and the right at 1,000 W — 2,800 W in total, the same wattage as the spec table. Two other figures in the same advert do not line up so neatly: the page credits 341 ratings while the breakdown printed beside it (6/1/4/10/79) totals 100, and the bullets advertise an LED touch panel while the spec table lists the controls as push button. Everything on this page comes from the Amazon listing, not from our own testing.
How those 341 ratings break down
An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.5 stars.
Specification
Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.
| Price | £88.37 |
|---|---|
| Rating | 4.5 out of 5 from 341 ratings |
| Stated wattage | 2,800 W |
| Heating zones and power levels | 2 independent zones; 18 power levels on the left, 10 on the right |
| Zone power, as reported by a reviewer | 1,800 W left and 1,000 W right — 2,800 W in total |
| Controls type (as listed) | Push Button, while the bullets describe an LED touch panel |
| Ratings breakdown (as listed) | 6/1/4/10/79 — 100 in total, on a page that credits 341 ratings |
| Dimensions and weight | 58 x 35 x 5.5 cm; 4.99 kg |
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“Our Aobosi was a replacement for the previous model which we had for 2 years. An accident resulted in a chip to the glass thus requiring a replacement. The latest model is an improvement on the previous model having more power variables per hob. The left hob maximum power is 1800w, whilt the right is 1000w. The bevelled control panel on the new model is also an improvement and much more asthetically pleasing. There are many advantages to this induction hob. It is very light and portable, easy to keep clean. accidental spills are easily cleaned as they will not stick to the hob. for those that like to go camping and have access to 16amp electricity. It is ideal. Having used our previous one for 2 years I would certainly recommend this induction hob.”
Verified purchase“Love the induction hob, it is exactly as you see in pictures.Arrived with a few scratches, despite being well-packaged which was slightly disappointing.Heats up pots and pans really quickly, very similar to a gas hob. You can control and turn down the heat instantly.Your pan size should not be greater than 26cm, which is fine for me - but you can also use bigger pans, as long as the magnetic base is still 26cm. If it's bigger, the hob doesn't detect the pan.Distributes the heat evenly around the base of pan and heats sides of pans up really quickly. You may get some hot spots on the base at times but I just adjust the position of the pan on the ring and it kind of corrects itself. Still get hotspots sometimes but that's ok. I feel like it's building a better relationship between me and my pots & pans, as I know which ones work well and which ones do not! 😂It is very easy to navigate the buttons - spend 5-10 mins reading the instructions and you're good to go.I'm finding it is very easy to clean; just wipe over dry when cooled and it looks as good as new.It's my first induction - so overall, I am super impressed!Probably one of the longest reviews I've wrote on Amazon so I must really like it. Thank you.”
What it is up against
The rivals it was ranked against in Best Induction Hob 2026: Nine Ranked, and Why 2,800W Keeps Appearing.
Questions people ask
How much power does the Aobosi Double Induction Hob draw?
The listing states 2,800 W at 220 V from a corded supply. A reviewer reports 1,800 W on the left zone and 1,000 W on the right, which adds up to the same 2,800 W.
Can the Aobosi UK-FS-IRC108-2800 run from a standard socket?
The advert gives the power source as corded electric and states 2,800 W at 220 V. It does not print a fuse rating, so the electrical requirement is not spelled out in the listing.
Can I cook two dishes at once on it?
Yes. The Aobosi has two independently controlled zones, adjustable between 50°C and 240°C across 20 temperature levels, with 18 power levels on the left zone and 10 on the right.
Which pans work on the Aobosi double induction hob?
The listing names cast iron, enamelled iron and stainless steel, with a flat base between 12 cm and 26 cm. It suggests holding a small magnet against the pan base: if it sticks, the pan is compatible.
Does it have a timer and a safety lock?
Yes. The Aobosi listing describes a 4-hour timer and a safety lock, alongside one-click maximum and minimum power controls.
What warranty does the Aobosi come with?
The warranty field in the listing reads only “1.” with no period stated in words, so the terms are worth confirming with the seller before buying.
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