Cooktop extractor test: The best cooktops with extractors in comparison

BORA X Pure

Bora X Pure is a modern hob from the German innovation brand for hob extractors. The induction hob has a round, centrally positioned extractor and is therefore very similar to its predecessor, the Bora Pure. However, the new model has improved the extraction performance even further. A modern design was also used. The control panel appears in a modern white and can be controlled via touch.

Siemens inductionAir Plus

The InductionAir Plus is definitely one of Siemens' popular and modern cooktops (named the best cooktop with integrated extractor hood by Stiftung Warentest in March 2022). The cooktop extractor hood from the Siemens studioLine came onto the market in spring 2020 and has a practical flex induction, where two of four cooking zones can be connected together. Each pot is heated evenly. It doesn't matter whether it has a round or square shape, as is often the case with large roasting pans.

Other features include the roasting and cooking sensor, a power booster for quick heating, Home Connect and Vario Motion, a technology that saves the heating settings of the pots and takes them with you wherever the pot is moved on the cooking surface.

Miele KMDA

Miele cooktop extractors can be recognized on "paper" by the name KMDA. The induction hob with integrated extractor hood is available in two versions: flush (FL) or with a stainless steel frame (FR). There are now various models that differ mainly in the design (and function) of the extractor.

New models are particularly quiet and available with guided recirculation.

Novy Panorama

The giant among the cooktop extractors in our cooktop extractor test is the Novy Panorama. At 90 cm wide, it is the largest cooktop in our comparison. Its shape also sets it apart from the competition. The Novy cooktop has a retractable extractor that is attached to the rear surface. When not in use, it disappears invisibly into the cooktop. However, this should be taken into account when planning and installing (to save space in the base cabinet). However, this feature is also particularly practical: the extraction is height-adjustable from 10 to 30 cm.

Another difference is that instead of four cooking zones, there are only three cooking zones. Left, right and in the middle. For flexible cooking, there is also a bridge function here, where the surfaces can be connected together, e.g. for a grill plate on the induction hob.

Berbel Downline

Extractor hood specialist berbel also impresses with its cooktops with extractors using the unique berbel principle. The berbel Downline absorbs odors using centrifugal force - without a grease filter. You can choose between the entry-level model Downline Compact and the premium cooktop Downline Power.

V-ZUG CombiCookTop (formerly V-ZUG Fusion)

The next cooktop extractor in the test comes from the Swiss brand V-ZUG. The CombiCookTop (formerly called Fusion) is a modern induction cooktop with a centrally integrated extractor hood. Its special features are its smart functions. The extractor in the cooktop automatically adapts to the cooking behavior via OptiLink. ZoneFlex recognizes pots and other cookware based on their size and position. And the Longlife Plus filter lasts up to three years.