Bosch Or Smeg Oven/Cooktop
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They are reliable with fantastic motors.
Not to say Smeg is bad. But I will be bosch for life.
Percentage with no problems in past 12 months:
Bosh: 91% (410 responses) - top of survey, with Miele
Smeg: 76% (657 responses) - bottom of survey, below 18 other brands
The CHoice Pyrolytic oven test from Sept 2010 gives the following results:
Smeg SAP 109M8: overall 84% / oven 85% / grill 98% / ease of use 73%
Bosch HBA73B550A: overall 81% / oven 84% / grill 88% / ease of use 74%
As far as cooktops go, I've been told by several salespeople that a cooktop is a basic appliance so there's not much between brands, more down to layout, position of knobs.
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I generally agree with that although some very high end cooktops will provide a much hotter hob (the Highland is one that I think is reknowned for this). Also if you want induction it is generally more on the expensive side at the moment. But generally I think a cooktop is an appliance you can save money on by steering away from the expensive brands as it is a pretty simple and almost failsafe mechanism.
I have cooked with quite a few different oven brands and i have to say i like the way the Smeg cooks the best, will be getting another Smeg in new house.
Our oven is 6 years old and when we were buying Smeg had a very good reputation and it was basically where Miele were so ridiculously over priced for the same thing you went Smeg, but things may have changed since then...
Having said all of that i do love the way German's build things...so Bosch mostly good
Our oven is 6 years old and when we were buying Smeg had a very good reputation and it was basically where Miele were so ridiculously over priced for the same thing you went Smeg, but things may have changed since then...
James I think this is right. 10 years ago Smeg was very well regarded, often houses were advertised with Smeg appliances. Sometime between then and now things have changed. Many forums on the subject now deride the brand and post stay away warnings. I suspect what has happened is they have chased the developers market and in order to compete have moved into low cost, low technology production. My mother in law has a new Smeg oven (90cm) that came with her house and I have never seen a tinnier, rattlier appliance - heat is extremely inconsistent.
If you do get a new oven, I would compare the Smegs to other brands available in case you find the standards have changed.
I've had Smeg cooktop, oven and rangehood in our previous house, I can't fault any of the products we purchased. I'm having them again in our new kitchen I was that happy with them.
. My mother in law has a new Smeg oven (90cm) that came with her house and I have never seen a tinnier, rattlier appliance - heat is extremely inconsistent.
Sad to hear, i really do like my Smeg oven, i haven't actually looked at appliances in the flesh yet for our new house...but come to think of it i don't recall seeing Smeg ovens in any display homes lately, just the big slab of Miele appliances...(who really needs 2 different types of ovens?)
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