Imported induction cookers are increasingly loved and widely used in Vietnam due to their beautiful design, many smart features, high durability, absolute cooking safety, good energy savings, and enhancing the aesthetic beauty of the kitchen space. Moreover, imported induction cookers also partly reflect luxury and class, serving as a basis for guests and friends to assess the economic status of the host when visiting the kitchen. Let’s find out which imported induction cookers are good, their features, characteristics, designs, and prices before making a purchase!
Induction cookers made in Vietnam are increasingly chosen by many housewives as a “companion” in cooking due to their diverse designs, full features, and especially more affordable prices for Vietnamese people compared to imported induction cookers. If you want to buy and use a Vietnamese-made induction cooker but are unsure about the design, features, brand, and price, you should not miss the information below.
I. Understanding Vietnamese Induction Cookers
Induction cookers are becoming increasingly popular in the kitchens of families around the world. To own a high-quality imported induction cooker from European countries, users may have to spend a considerable amount of up to 35-40 million VND.
With the desire to bring European technology induction cookers closer to Vietnamese users, some Vietnamese electric induction cooker brands have not hesitated to invest in labor, sending experts to study and learn about induction cookers, production technology, and assembly of induction cookers in leading EU countries. They have opened assembly and finishing factories in the country under the supervision of foreign experts, with high-tech assembly lines, strict quality standards, and foreign experts inspecting the quality of each product before leaving the factory. This has resulted in imported induction cooker products that are assembled and finished in Vietnam, featuring full functionalities, diverse designs, and more reasonable prices for Vietnamese consumers. The objective evaluations of Vietnamese induction cookers below from Kocher are the basis to help you choose and shop more wisely.
In Vietnam, the most popular induction cooker lines currently include:
- Induction cookers produced in European countries and imported completely to Vietnam. These products are usually induction cookers with 3, 4, or even 5 cooking zones, suitable only for spacious cooking areas.
- Induction cookers originating from China and Southeast Asian countries such as Thailand, Malaysia,… mainly single induction cookers suitable for hot pot or double induction cookers, which are more affordable than imported induction cookers.
- Induction cookers assembled and finished in Vietnam. These are mainly double induction cookers or those with 3 cooking zones, compact in size, very suitable for the cooking habits and kitchen space of Vietnamese people.
So, which induction cooker is good? Induction cookers produced in Vietnam are those that are 100% imported components from other European countries such as Germany, Italy, Spain,… and then assembled in factories in Vietnam.
The materials used to make the induction cookers are all imported from the most famous brands in Europe such as Germany, Spain, France,… Notable examples include: Eurokera (K+) glass from France, Schott ceran glass from Germany, kitchen components from Mondragon Group, EGO heating elements,…
Induction cookers assembled with components in Vietnam will be thoroughly inspected for quality by foreign experts before being released to the market.
Induction cookers assembled in Vietnam still adhere to strict European technical standards and processes. The majority of these products are manufactured according to the OEM model – meaning they are produced according to original equipment specifications. For example, Kocher brand induction cookers are assembled in factories in Vietnam. However, 100% of the components of the induction cookers are imported from EU countries such as EGO heating elements (Germany), Schott ceran glass (Germany), Eurokera glass (France), Mondragon heating elements (Spain),… even every screw of Kocher induction cookers is imported to Vietnam for assembly. Moreover, before leaving the factory, each product is inspected and tested by leading foreign experts to ensure compatibility with Vietnam’s power supply. Only those induction cookers that meet the standards are eligible to be sold on the market.
The products of induction cookers assembled and finished in factories in Vietnam are almost indistinguishable from imported induction cookers in terms of features and designs, and they are even more suitable for the needs and usage habits of Vietnamese people than fully imported cookers.
Induction cookers assembled and finished in Vietnam are priced more reasonably for Vietnamese users compared to imported induction cookers, ranging from several hundred thousand to several million VND.
II. Characteristics of Vietnamese Induction Cookers
Induction cookers assembled in Vietnam are designed based on the OEM model, meeting high requirements for assembly lines and EU technical standards. Most products use high-quality tempered glass such as Schott Ceran (Germany) or EuroKera glass from France, ceramic glass. This super-strong glass can withstand up to 50kg of weight and thermal shock up to 750 degrees Celsius.
The body of the induction cooker is designed as built-in or freestanding, made of electrostatic painted steel that is resistant to oxidation and good at preventing electrical leakage. This not only effectively protects the internal components but is also very suitable for the humid tropical climate of our country.
The line of induction cookers assembled in factories in Vietnam often has prices that are more suitable for Vietnamese users than imported cookers. Among them, imported cookers are quite expensive, averaging around 15 million VND, with some products reaching up to 40 million VND.
III. Classification of Induction Cookers of Vietnamese Origin
Imported induction cookers are larger than the induction cookers assembled and finished in Vietnam. Vietnamese-produced induction cookers typically come in 3 models: single induction cookers, double induction cookers, and 3 cooking zone cookers. Meanwhile, European imported cookers are mainly double cookers, 3, 4, or even 5 cooking zones.
The design of Vietnamese induction cookers is mainly square or rectangular, while imported cookers come in various shapes such as rectangular, square, oval, or bean-shaped cookers,…
However, the design of Vietnamese induction cookers with 2 to 3 cooking zones in square or rectangular shapes is entirely suitable for the cooking habits and needs of Vietnamese people. This is because, typically, the kitchen space of Vietnamese people is quite small; using models with 4 to 5 cooking zones would take up more space. In fact, many families want to buy induction cookers but are very hesitant to break, dismantle, or destroy the kitchen area to fix the electricity or move cabinets to fit a large imported induction cooker. This not only incurs additional costs for demolishing and rebuilding the cooking area but also significantly affects the aesthetics and layout of the entire kitchen.
Understanding this, Vietnamese induction cookers have introduced many superior designs with various sizes, allowing users to comfortably choose a cooker that fits their cooking space. You can easily replace the induction cooker in the position of the old cooker without spending money on demolition or dismantling while still ensuring the original aesthetics of your kitchen.
Furthermore, due to the differences in culinary needs, eating styles, and habits of Vietnamese people compared to European countries, the lines of induction cookers produced domestically have also changed accordingly. Specifically:
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Vietnamese single induction cookers: induction cookers produced in Vietnam, mainly serving for hot pot with compact sizes, easy to carry for travel, parties,…
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Vietnamese double induction cookers: suitable for families of 3-4 people. When choosing to buy this product line, users often look for which double induction cooker is good to optimize functionality and durability for the family kitchen.
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Three-zone induction cookers: either 3 induction zones or 2 induction zones with 1 infrared zone, suitable for families of 4-6 people.
IV. Reasons to Choose Vietnamese Origin Induction Cookers for Your Kitchen
With the desire to provide customers with a good product at an affordable price, the lines of Vietnamese induction cookers are also increasingly improving high-tech production lines to compete with European brands. Many Vietnamese induction cooker products belong to the high-end product line currently available on the market that you can refer to, such as Kocher induction cookers. A few other reasons why Vietnamese origin induction cookers will win you over are:
1. Beautiful Design – Aesthetic Appeal
In Vietnam, induction cookers are becoming increasingly diverse in design and style, ensuring aesthetic appeal for the kitchen space.
Most induction cooking devices use high-quality glossy glass, with modern and sophisticated patterns. The glass surface of the cookers is mainly black, enhancing a mysterious look while making users feel cleaner when using.
Users can choose between built-in or freestanding induction cookers with two common shapes: square or rectangular, depending on the kitchen design or the preferences of each family.
2. Full Features
Currently, the majority of induction cooking devices produced in Vietnam have been fully upgraded with features that are not inferior to imported induction cookers. Notable features include:
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Child safety lock
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Cooking zone detection
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Smart timer
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Among them, Kocher brand induction cookers also have additional smart features such as Booster function, residual heat warning, pause, and warming.
3. Guaranteed Quality
When comparing strength and brand reputation, Vietnamese induction cooker products may not match imported European induction cookers. However, in terms of product quality, induction cookers produced in Vietnam can be considered equivalent. This is because 100% of the components used in assembling induction cookers are imported from Europe, ensuring origin and quality. The assembly process is carried out according to European standards and procedures, closely supervised and inspected by leading experts in the world. Notable high-quality components include:
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The glass surface of the induction cookers uses high-quality components imported from Europe such as Schott Ceran glass (Germany), EuroKera glass (France), and ceramic glass. These glass surfaces are resistant to impact, heat, and scratches, and can be cleaned quickly, helping housewives save maximum cleaning time.
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Heating elements: Induction cookers assembled in Vietnam always carefully select their sources and only use high-quality heating elements from the top reputable European corporations. The most notable is the high-quality heating element from EGO (Germany) with super durable copper wires, providing fast, safe cooking performance and high cooker longevity.
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Suitable for the power supply in our country: Based on the principle of the power supply in Vietnam, Vietnamese induction cookers are optimized for cooking performance according to the allowable power, ensuring safe cooking in the range of 1800 – 2000W. Especially, users do not need to change the power supply as when using other imported induction cookers. Almost all Vietnamese induction cooker products are tested for power supply before leaving the factory to ensure effectiveness and safety for users.
4. Reasonable Prices
Compared to fully imported induction cookers from Europe, Vietnamese induction cookers are more affordable for Vietnamese users. You can own a high-quality Vietnamese induction cooker for only about 6-7 million VND for a double induction cooker; 12 million VND for a three-zone induction cooker. Meanwhile, the price of imported induction cookers can be higher, ranging from 5 to 10 million VND for each type of cooker.
Induction cookers produced in Vietnam may be more expensive than Chinese induction cookers, but the quality of Chinese induction cookers is often unstable, with control panels that break down quickly, are unresponsive, have poor durability, and are unsafe.
5. Easy to Use
As a product for Vietnamese people, manufacturers always provide features, languages, and usage methods that are suitable for Vietnamese users.
Most models produced in Vietnam are equipped with sensitive touch control panels, requiring only swipe and touch actions, making them very easy to use for newcomers. Unlike imported cookers, which have buttons labeled in foreign languages, requiring time to get used to when using.
6. Adaptation to the Climate and Environment of Vietnam
Since they are produced for Vietnamese people, all induction cookers are designed to be suitable for the humid tropical monsoon climate. The body of the induction cookers is specifically designed with electrostatic painted steel that is resistant to oxidation and good at preventing electrical leakage. Therefore, during use, you do not have to worry about the cooker being oxidized, rusting, or short-circuiting the internal components due to humidity like gas cookers or stoves.
Absolute safety. Vietnamese induction cookers are designed according to European standards, so safety is always the top principle.
7. Maintenance, Warranty, and After-sales Service
Currently, Vietnamese-produced induction cookers have quality certificates, components with clear origins, and full warranty labels. All products are guaranteed for 2 years or more.
Experts in Vietnam are sent to study and research the processes and technologies for producing induction cookers, so they master the techniques and technology. They have in-depth knowledge about induction cookers. Therefore, when the cooker needs installation, warranty, maintenance, replacement of components, or requires technicians to come to repair, it is much simpler and quicker. Moreover, the cost for replacing components is also not as high as when using imported induction cookers.
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