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This 90cm ASKO Series 5 induction cooktop is a spacious five-zone option for larger households and frequent entertainers who need room for multiple pots and pans. Its standout strengths are flexible Auto Bridge cooking, precise 12-level power control, Boost mode and easy-clean glass. A fair limitation is that it focuses on practical performance rather than the more advanced automation and specialist features found on higher-end models.
It offers strong flexibility and control, but it does not appear to target specialist cooking needs with the broader automation, assisted cooking sensors or ultra-premium feature sets available on some higher-end cooktops.
Excellent for family cooking thanks to the 90cm surface, five zones and flexible bridging for larger cookware
8.5/10 - induction heating is typically direct and responsive, helping reduce wasted heat compared with many radiant electric cooktops
Requires induction-compatible cookware with a suitable magnetic base; best for households already using or willing to switch to induction-ready pots and pans
8/10 - includes a residual heat indicator and induction cooking keeps heat focused on the cookware area, though surfaces can remain hot after use
9/10 - the flat ceramic glass surface is easy to wipe down and has fewer crevices than gas cooktops
A: Yes. A 90cm surface with 5 cooking zones gives more room for multiple pots and larger pans than a 60cm cooktop, which is useful for family meals or entertaining. It also helps reduce pan crowding when several dishes are cooking at once.
A: Induction needs magnetic cookware, so cast iron and many stainless steel pans work, while aluminium, copper and glass only work if they have a magnetic induction base. A quick fridge magnet test is a simple way to check before buying.
A: Yes, all 5 zones can usually be used together, but total power is shared across the cooktop. In real use, that means some zones may reduce from boost or high settings when several large pans are heating at the same time.
A: Yes. Most 90cm 5 zone induction cooktops draw significantly more power than smaller models and are commonly hardwired on a dedicated circuit rather than plugged in. Confirm switchboard capacity, cable run and cut-out details with your electrician.
A: No, daily cleaning is usually easier because spills sit on the flat glass rather than around burners or trivets. The trade-off is that black glass can show fingerprints, streaks and fine residue more readily, especially under bright kitchen lighting.
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