Karinear black 60cm built-in four-zone induction hob with touch keys

Rank #2 in Best Induction Hob 2026: Nine Ranked, and Why 2,800W Keeps Appearing

Karinear Built-in 4 Zone Induction Hob, 60cm

£150.99 4.6 from 442 Amazon ratings
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The Karinear Built-in Induction Hob 4 Zones 60cm is a 60 cm glass-topped induction hob priced at £150.99 and rated 4.6 out of 5 from 442 ratings. It took second place in this guide. Its listing describes four independent zones reaching 1400-1800 W each, and a plug that lets the hob run from a 220 V socket.

Put the two claims side by side and the gap opens up. The same listing says the plug "Limits the total power to 2800W", and 2,800 W is also the wattage in the specification table. Four zones of 1400-1800 W add up to 5,600-7,200 W, so they cannot all run at full tilt through that plug. The listing adds a second small mismatch: the bullet names a 220 V socket while the specification field reads 240 Volts. Every figure, feature and buyer comment on this page is taken from the Amazon listing and its attached reviews, not from testing by us.

How those 442 ratings break down

An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.6 stars.

5 star
75%
4 star
17%
3 star
4%
2 star
1%
1 star
3%

Specification

Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.

Price £150.99
Rating 4.6 out of 5 from 442 ratings
Stated total wattage 2,800 W (as listed)
Heating zones 4, listed at 1400-1800 W each
Power supply Plug for a 220 V socket, listed as limiting total power to 2,800 W
Voltage 240 V (as listed)
Dimensions (D x W x H) 52 x 56 x 6.1 cm
Heater surface Crystal glass

What buyers actually say

Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon

Verified purchase

“Had this nearly a year. Working well, easy to clean. Plug into ordinary 13 amp socket. Recommended.”

mark c
Verified purchase

“Very fast with induction-compatible woks, pots, and pans. Looks great, and is easily cleaned. In my brief experience, it is best to buy good quality induction cookware straight away and to cook everything on lower settings than you may have been used to. This is because the induction elements are very efficient at energy transfer. In that regard, it should pay for itself with reduced energy bills. I highly recommend it.”

Michael D.

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 Karinear 4 Zone Induction Hob actually deliver?

The listing gives two figures that do not sit together. Each of the four zones is described as reaching 1400-1800 W, while the same listing says the fitted plug "Limits the total power to 2800W" and the specification table gives a wattage of 2,800 W.

Do the four zones on the Karinear hob add up to 2,800 W?

No. Four zones at 1400-1800 W each come to 5,600-7,200 W. The 2,800 W figure is a ceiling for the hob as a whole when it is run through its plug, not the sum of the zones.

Can the Karinear Built-in Induction Hob go on a normal socket?

Karinear says the hob must be built in but has a designed plug that can be inserted into a 220 V socket, and that this limits the total power to 2,800 W. The specification field separately lists the voltage as 240 Volts.

What pans work on the Karinear 60cm induction hob?

The listing says it suits cast iron, iron, enamelled iron and stainless steel made with a magnetic bottom, and suggests testing cookware with a magnet.

What features does the Karinear 4 Zone Induction Hob have?

Touch control with 9 power levels, a child safety lock that disables every key except the off control, a countdown timer settable from 1 to 99 minutes, overheating protection and a high-temperature "H" indicator.

What warranty does Karinear offer?

The listing states that if there are quality issues with the product within 3 years, Karinear will provide a solution.

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