Buying Advice

I'm getting a new kitchen installed and was introduced to the benefits of induction. Having done some research, I decided that the Neff Flex induction T44T43N0 http://www.johnlewis.com/231029115/Prod ... x900520was the one for me. However, with the expensive cost of it (£713), I can't quite convince myself that the flexinduction is worth the extra cost.

So, I'd appreciate some advice here, I thought that having flex induction would do away with having problems with not being able to use some smaller/larger pans, but am I correct in making thsi assumption, or would a standard 4 zone induction hob, like the T43D20N1 do the job?http://www.marksandspencer-appliances.com/product/T43D20N1-Neff-Induction-Hob-Black-23052.aspx?cm_mmc=Google%20PPC-_-Product%20Codes-_-Electric%20Hobs%20-%20Codes/Neff%20T43D20N1-_-T43D20N1

I'd also appreciate some advice on makes. I've seen the Siemens IQ700 EH675MN11E http://www.appliancesonline.co.uk/produ ... 633.aspxat £666 and wonder if it is worth paying the extra?

Thanks in advance

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Af for induction hobs, paying more wont necessarily be a better job. The principle is the Same on all of them but the name is more.

Bryan

thanks. So what about the flexinduction, is it worth paying the extra?

Me personally .. Nope. I've got a standard induction and have large stew pots on them.

Bryan

interesting, thanks