PrestigeEveryday essentials
PIC 20 NEO
A 1600W cooktop with Indian-menu presets and a user-set timer.
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EVERYDAY COOKING, CONSIDERED
Check that your cookware works with induction, then consider the controls you use most. Rated power is a useful specification, but it does not measure simmering quality or cooking results.
Compare all 3 picks ↓A 1600W cooktop with Indian-menu presets and a user-set timer.
A 2100W single-zone cooktop with five stated Indian-dish presets.
A 1600W model with pause/resume, keep warm and six Indian-menu presets.
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THE DIFFERENCES AT A GLANCE
| What matters | Prestige PIC 20 NEO | Philips Viva Collection HD4928/01 | Usha Induction Cooktop IC 3616D |
|---|---|---|---|
| Consider it for | For straightforward everyday induction | For a higher rated power ceiling | For pause and keep-warm functions |
| Power | 1600W | 2100W | 120–1600W adjustable |
| Functions | Indian menus / timer | Five Indian-dish presets | Pause / keep warm |
| Warranty | 1 year, manufacturer terms | 1 year, manufacturer terms | 1 year, manufacturer terms |
| Keep in mind | It needs induction-compatible cookware. Rated power is lower than the 2100W Philips pick. | More wattage does not establish better simmering or lower running cost. Check cookware compatibility and your setup. | It still offers one cooking zone, with a lower maximum power rating than the Philips option. |
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