Gas Hob versus Induction Hob

I had a Range cooker with a gas hob and electric oven but I chose an induction hob when I had my kitchen refitted 8 years ago, inspite of always having had gas and not liking electric cookers. Wouldn’t hesitate to have another. So easy to clean and cook with and no flames to burn. My DD replaced her gas hob, after seeing and trying mine! I chipped the edge of mine very soon after installation. Replacement was covered by our insurance. Lakeland sell a cover that is kept in place even when in use. I also would not go back to gas. A word of caution though, we were told they are not suitable if the user has a pacemaker. Whether this is applicable to newer hobs, I don’t know.

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I bought this one, and although it's no longer available there are other similar ones. It's as smooth as glass and so easy to clean. I'd never go back to a messy gas hob.
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Just to add, I didn't have to buy new saucepans, not sure why you would. I have a set of three basic saucepans bought in 2006 for £29.99 which which are still going strong! One of my best buys ever.

Induction hobs are wonderful, super quick, safe and so so easy to clean. Yes, we had to buy new pans, but shopped around and got some Jamie Oliver tefal ones on sale. We’ve had one for 12 years and completely sold. Good luck with whatever you decide on.

I have an induction hob. I wouldn't cook on anything else now. So quick to the boil and so easy to clean.
I've never lived in a house with gas in the kitchen.

I bought this one, and although it's no longer available there are other similar ones. It's as smooth as glass and so easy to clean. I'd never go back to a messy gas hob.
Amazon Cookology 60cm Ceramic Hob

I've got an induction, it heats as fast as gas if not faster, it's very easy to clean and we aren't ever going to blow the house up.

I had gas all my life until a few years ago. A holiday let had a touch induction hob and I was an instant convert. Got my neighbour ( my builder!) to install me one and it’s so easy to use and clean. Good excuse to buy some lovely shiny pans!
One note of caution though - I’ve chipped a bit off one corner and another tiny chip off one side by knocking a Pyrex dish against it. I think you might be able tp get them with some sort of protective edges now though.
I’d never go back to messy gas hobs.
Not sure how I’d boil a kettle for a cup of tea though if we had a power cut…