Samsung Induction Cooktop

Virtual Flame technology uses LED lights to project a flame-like glow onto your cookware, giving you a visual cue of the heat level. It bridges the gap between the precision of induction and the visual feedback you're used to with gas stoves.

Yes, because this is an induction cooktop, you must use magnetic cookware. If a magnet sticks to the bottom of your pot or pan, it will work on this surface.

Yes, thanks to built-in WiFi and Bluetooth, you can monitor your cooktop using the Samsung Smart Home app on your Android or iPhone. While you can monitor settings, for safety reasons, you cannot turn the burners on remotely.

The Boost element temporarily increases the power output to the burner, allowing you to boil water or heat heavy pots significantly faster than standard settings. It is designed for high-heat tasks where speed is the priority.

It is significantly easier to clean than a gas range. Because the ceramic glass surface stays relatively cool—since only the cookware gets hot—spills and splatters don't bake onto the surface, allowing you to simply wipe it clean.

This cooktop requires a 240V power supply and a 40A circuit. Because it is a high-powered appliance, you should ensure your kitchen's electrical setup meets these specifications before installation.