Hyundai Induction Stove

Philippines
May 15, 2026 9:53am CST
My sister bought this induction stove two years ago as a gift for my mom. What I love about this Hyundai Induction Stove is that you don't need to sweat while cooking because you can use an electric fan as you cook, since it does not use fire. It looks like an electric stove coz you need to plug it in for it to work, but the cooking set that you have to use must be induction-compatible. But we still use our gas stove because it is cheaper. Induction consumed too much electricity. But the good thing about the Hyundai induction stove it has a feature that can conserve power. What do you prefer, an induction stove or a gas stove?
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@Rimps85 (3408)
• India
15 May
never knew Hyundai is into stoves too
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• Philippines
16 May
Yes they are. I think they innovates as other brands do.
• Philippines
18 May
@Rimps85 really? maybe they need to expand their brands more, or work for their marketing, do you think so?
@Rimps85 (3408)
• India
16 May
@luisadannointed may be, not heard of it in my country apart from automobiles
@valherma00 (5346)
• Zagreb, Croatia (Hrvatska)
15 May
i have 3 gas stoves and one electric one so, that's it.this looks expensive but of a good quality.
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• Philippines
15 May
Do you cook a lot?
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• Zagreb, Croatia (Hrvatska)
19 May
@luisadannointed only when i have to, which is almost every day. 10 p.m. has passed here, gas and electricity are cheaper so i'll put something on my pan. and you?
@AmbiePam (126659)
• United States
15 May
I have an electric stove, but my dad’s house has gas. Gas seems to cook more evenly, but I’m fine with electric. Twice, my dad’s wife (who cannot smell) didn’t completely turn off their gas stove, and I walked up to their house and could smell gas from outside their front door. We had to really press to her to be more careful.
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• Philippines
16 May
Yes, that's too dangerous, I am glad no one is smoking inside the house, or no one got suffocated.
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@snowy22315 (212723)
• United States
15 May
My oven is electric. I have never had an induction stove. I do use an air fryer though.
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• Philippines
15 May
We also have airfryer too, we used it to cook chicken and for baking.
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@Shivram59 (51729)
• India
15 May
Till now we have no problem of LPG gas, but ,if the war in the middle East persists , the prices of oil and gas will go up. We have already started using induction cooker. Two days ago our PM has appealed to. the practice austerity in using gas and petrol and try to travel by bus and trains.
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• Philippines
16 May
I hope the war stops and I hope also that we all get our own oil resources, so no need to depend on other countries like this. It is so hard when war or a dispute arises and we are dependent on an important necessity of another affected country.
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• Philippines
18 May
@Shivram59 I fully agree with you. Especially it is important to take care of the earth also.
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@Shivram59 (51729)
• India
16 May
@luisadannointed We need to explore natural sources of energy, such as, solar and wind energy. They don't cause pollution and are ever lasting.
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@Wrexxo (6916)
15 May
I have never used an induction stove before
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• Philippines
16 May
It is convenient to have especially when you run out of gas in the middle of the night or early in the morning when all stores are still closed.
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@cuttyrish (3264)
• United States
19 May
Can you use regular cookware there or you need to use ceramic?
@DianneN (254633)
• United States
17 May
I personally love gas. My brother has an induction cooktop and loves it, but he had to buy special pots and pans to use on it.
@JudyEv (387870)
• Rockingham, Australia
16 May
I prefer a gas stove but I guess that's because I'm more used to it.
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• Philippines
16 May
My mother loves it too because it is cheaper, but having an electric stove or induction stove is more convenient when the weather is so hot, or we run out of gas in the middle of the night or early in the morning where alls tores a re still closed.
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• Philippines
18 May
@JudyEv isn't cool? Have a great start of the week.
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@JudyEv (387870)
• Rockingham, Australia
16 May
@luisadannointed I do understand that the induction stove has many benefits.