They didn't even last 2 years, in other words, during the warranty period, and unfortunately, it burned the circuit board. Actually, the paradox is not that it burned the circuit board, since nowadays buying something and having it last 15-20 years seems like a fantasy, but it's what you hear from the dealership's service. I mean, you call to make an appointment for a technician to come and see it, and you have a polite lady who schedules an appointment with the technician, and I would say, in general, quickly, within 2 days. So, the technician calls you on the second day and tells you that they will come tomorrow to see it, but I would like to inform you first that if it has moisture in the wiring, a cockroach (yes, I heard that too, I didn't know) or if you have used a container larger than the eye (I learned that too, I didn't know), if the Public Power Corporation has made sudden voltage fluctuations, then the warranty is not valid and you have to pay a visit fee of 50 euros, and if you want to fix it afterwards, you have to pay for the circuit board and labor (and at that moment I think maybe I shouldn't have taken it out of the box at all until the warranty expired). I call the dealership again to ask if all these things that the technician told me are true, and they tell me yes, and I tell them that I read the text that I'm quoting below on your website: "From the seventh to the twenty-fourth month, even if the consumer does not prove that the manufacturing defect existed at the time of delivery, the Company will bear the cost of the work and the functional spare parts that will be required and the consumer will only be charged with the technician's visit fee." And I ask if what you write is not true, and they say no. From then on, I didn't have the intention to deal with it anymore, so I canceled the appointment and bought a new one because it was only a matter of time before the circuit board would break again, either by a tiny ant or because I didn't measure the centimeters of the pot correctly that I put on the eye. What I would like to say to all potential buyers is that it's not bad for a device to break, but for the device to break within the warranty period regardless of your fault and to ask for a visit fee of 50 euros in case you are responsible for the X, Y reason that you actually don't know, you didn't drop it, you didn't break the burners and then expect them to work. All of the above is my personal opinion and a personal experience as I lived it. If you want my advice, pay close attention to the warranty terms and who their contractors are for technical support.

I bought them 3 years ago and after minimal use, they broke and don't work at all! Unacceptable product

The worst thing we have ever bought, the stoves broke down within 1 year! It's better to spend some extra money because here you get what you pay for!

Excellent purchase at 192 euros! I set an alert when I saw that it had dropped to 169 euros on Black Friday.

For cleaning, I use the Electrolux Ceramic Stove Cleaning Cream 250ml (7 euros) with a Sanitas sponge for ceramic stoves (1.30 euros). I don't like the smell of this specific cream, but it does an excellent job compared to the Dr. Beckman that I used, which required a large amount and took me half an hour to scrub.

And for a scraper, I bought the Electrolux one (8 euros) and 10 replacement blades (8 euros). The cheap blue scrapers don't have good quality blades and may leave scratches.