Budget Cooktop

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Tronic 11.75" Electric Induction Cooktop with 1 Burner

by BergHOFF International

Power: 1600 Watt, stages 1-10. Temperature: 150 - 450 F, 120V, 60 Hz. LED indication with the control panel, you can easily regulate power, time and temperature. Multiple protection design ensures 100% safety and reliability against overheat, over currents or over voltage input. Takes up little space, is light and can be carried easily. Ideal for students, on a holiday, on a terrace, while camping or as a n addition to your existing hot plates.

Best Value Cooktop

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Gallery 30.38" Electric Cooktop with 4 Burners

$799

by Frigidaire

This alarm clock, a new Braun release for Fall 2014, was inspired by Braun's 1979 DN 50 design credited to Ludwig Littmann, a member of the Braun design team. Littmann took the earlier Rams/Lubs 1976 design of the DN 40, a chunkier clock with some softer angles and enlarged the display and controls, making it possible to operate without seeing the controls. Selected for MoMA's permanent collection, the DN 50 was known as the Visotronic. Ludwig Littmann's career with Braun lasted into the 2000s and brought him accolades for many Braun appliances including the MPZ 4 Citromatic.
The clock has been designed with ergonomics in mind. The display is tilted back for better legibility and in combination with the vertical alignment LCD provides outstanding clarity from all angles. Vertical alignment displays are a form of LCDs in which the liquid crystals naturally align vertically to the glass substrates. When no voltage is applied, the liquid crystals remain perpendicular to the substrate creating a black display between crossed polarizers. When voltage is applied, the liquid crystals shift to a tilted position allowing light to pass through and create a gray-scale display depending on the amount of tilt generated by the electric field. The resulting appearance to the viewer is remarkable.

High End Cooktop

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31.13" Electric Induction Cooktop with 4 Burners

$1600

by Fagor