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Induction cookers heat far faster than regular electric plates and draw less power, which is why more households across the Baltics reach for them at home, at the summer cottage or in a rented flat. Our range covers compact tabletop units with one or two cooking zones as well as models built for everyday cooking that don't crowd a small kitchen.
What induction cookers you'll find
Most models here are portable tabletop cookers that are easy to store in a cupboard and take out only when you cook. A single-zone unit suits a small household, a cottage or an extra surface when the main hob is busy. A two-zone model handles a family's daily meals. Power usually starts around 2000 W and determines how quickly water boils and how well the heat holds under the pan.
Brands worth looking at
The shelves carry well-known names like AEG, Bosch, Electrolux and Caso, alongside more affordable options such as Brock Electronics, Sencor, Steba, Rommelsbacher and Rosberg. A pricier model typically means finer temperature control, a timer and more safety features; a cheaper one gets the job done without extra buttons. You'll find the right cooker for a first rented flat or for a demanding cook's kitchen.
Why buy from Cybermarket
We deliver across the Baltic states and to Finland, keep prices competitive and let you split a larger purchase into instalments. Every appliance comes with the manufacturer's warranty. When choosing between one and two zones, consider how many people cook in your home and how much free counter space you have.