Best Induction Cooktop in 2025 — Prestige vs Bajaj vs Havells
Induction cooktops heat fast, waste little energy and are safer than open flames — a great fit for modern kitchens and backup for LPG. Here's how to pick the best induction cooktop in 2025.
Why choose induction?
- Faster heating and precise temperature control
- Energy-efficient — heat goes straight into the vessel
- Safer — no open flame; surface cools quickly
- Easy to clean flat glass top
The catch: it needs flat-bottomed induction-compatible (magnetic) cookware.
What to look for
| Feature | What to pick |
|---|---|
| Wattage | 1800–2000 W for fast Indian cooking |
| Controls | Feather-touch + preset Indian menus |
| Safety | Auto shut-off, overheat & voltage protection |
| Build | Toughened, scratch-resistant glass top |
| Pan sensor | Detects compatible cookware automatically |
Best brands at Value Plus
- Prestige — India's go-to with preset menus
- Bajaj — dependable, value-priced models
- Havells — premium build and safety features
- Philips & Pigeon — reliable everyday options
Browse current models and prices in kitchen appliances. Pair it with the right cookware and a mixer grinder for a complete kitchen.
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FAQs
1800–2000 W suits typical Indian cooking, heating quickly without long waits.
Only flat-bottomed, induction-compatible (magnetic) cookware works. A magnet sticking to the base is a quick test.
Induction is very efficient; running cost depends on local electricity vs LPG rates, but it heats with little wasted energy.