Customer Reviews for Bosch - Benchmark Series 36" Built-In Electric Induction Smart Cooktop with 5 Elements and Frameless Design - Black
Customer Rating
5
Easy to Install and Use
on August 28, 2026
Posted by: Anonymous
(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) I just replaced our failed Thermador induction stove and replaced it with the Bosch. The install was easy as the dimensions are very similar. The controls are basic and easy to figure out. I had a pot of water boiling 5 mins after the install. So far, so good. I really like how it sits flush with the counter and it is very easy to clean.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Looks fantastic, however be ready for clean up after each use. Including any water that bubbles over on surface,
(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) Love this 36" Bosch induction cooktop. Water boils crazy fast. Auto chef gives me precise control without burning food. Feature packed and super easy to clean. The burner arrangement is also ideal compared to other brands.
(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) A big come down from earlier Bosch induction cooktops if you're replacing older version do not presume this one is as good. Burner off after timer feature gone. Visibility of heat level numbers unclear. Fussy digital sounds for no reason. Designers of this cooktop clearly haven't ever cooked anything. Pointless wi-fi connectivity sacrificing actually cooking. Do your homework--not what it once was!
Bought the induction cooktop to replace an old one we had. Got the Bosch because it fit the current opening we have in our granite countertop. Are very happy with it and would recommend it.
(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) This review is comparative to the now discontinued earlier model of the same. So far works well though not as intuitive as previous model. Have to read manual to figure out how to do simple things like "timer with shut off". It beeps annoyingly--just a little too "digital". Shows me a wifi connectivity--which clutters the screen--on a day to day basis this isn't important enough to clutter the control surface. It makes a click sound when you turn it on (comes from underneath)--a useless sound (the old model was silent). The lights, when turning on, purport to do a little "show"--a needless feature--just turn on the lights. Seems a bit gimmicky. To the important part---yes, it heats pots and pans quickly. A large surface finds the pots without needing to be precise in placing them. There are a lot of features--looking at the manual--likely too many to actuall use over time--who can remember all the steps!? Reason to buy this top of line--higher cook power than next lower model--but for that, this one has too many features that will likely never be used in this house--except perhaps at the beginning when its fun to play and see what it does.