Rangemaster Professional + 90 Induction PROP90EICY/C review
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- Electric induction
- 90 cm
If you like the idea of a traditional range cooker but also lust after a modern induction hob, then the all-electric Rangemaster Professional + 90 Induction range cooker could be the one for you. You get two good-sized fan ovens, a separate grill, and five zones on the smooth and easy-to-clean hob. Read our full review to discover if this range cooker cooks well.
- Pros and cons
- What is it?
- What's it great at?
- Is there anything I should watch out for?
- Is there anything else I should know?
- Should I buy it?
Technical specifications
General
- Burner features-
- Other features-
- Height95 cm
- Depth64 cm
- Year tested2017
- Additional informationWe introduced new range cooker tests in 2017 which included more in-depth testing of the ovens and hobs. Results for range cookers tested before 2017 aren’t directly comparable.
Test results
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- 78%Highest score
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