What is a /ck/ approved built-in oven + cooktop? My requirements are: should last (10+y), exclusively knobs for main controls on the front side, ceramic top (induction is too expensive including the full pot set), German market, max 800 euros (t. poorfag)And I want to know if pyrolysis (self cleaning) is a meme, or worth the extra money (for saving time)So far the only thing that ticks everything is this: https://www.mediamarkt.de/de/product/_siemens-pq211ka00-2313978.htmlI've looked at it irl and it seems pretty decent, top is Made in Germany too. Looked for a cheaper Bosch alternative, but couldn't find one
If possible, I recommend put off buying a stove like this and getting an induction one. I've had nothing but trouble with my electric non-induction stove. It's bad enough that I do most of my cooking with a cheap portable induction burner.Most of your cookware is probably already compatible with an induction stove. If you can stick a magnet to the bottom of it, it it'll work on an induction stove.
>>20982486Electrolux ranges are pretty well built and right at your price range.>is self cleaning a memeNo>it is worth the extra moneyIt is if you're a lazy fuck
>>20982498>Most of your cookware is probably already compatible with an induction stove.Nope, out of my whole (mixed set) 2 are compatible>If you can stick a magnet to the bottomI researched converter disks, they basically just "convert" the induction stove into electric (by absorbing the energy and radiating heat). It's inefficient af, especially if your pots aren't perfectly flat
