Best Mini Induction Cooktop in India

By Aman Gill, buying guides writer 5 products compared 7 min read

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Short answer

The Bajaj Splendid 120TS 1200 Watts Induction Cooktop is the best overall pick here, with seven presets, a pan sensor and an error code display at 1200 W. Buyers who want a mini induction cooktop are really choosing a low-wattage one, and the makers here state power rather than size. Four of the five picks run at 1200 W or 1300 W. The Bajaj 140TS 1400 W Induction Cooktop (opens in a new tab) is the step up.

Bajaj lists seven presets and a pan sensor on both of its models. Prestige lists a user pre-set timer and an automatic voltage regulator. Philips lists a cord length and protection against power spikes. None of the listed specs gives body dimensions.

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Comparison at a glance

Comparison at a glance: 5 products compared side by side
Product	Power	Preset menus	Timer	Warranty	Amazon
Bajaj Splendid 120TS	1200 W	7	Adjustable	1 year	View on Amazon for Bajaj Splendid 120TS 1200 Watts Induction Cooktop (opens in a new tab)
Philips HD4934/00	1300 W	Not stated	Not stated	1 year	View on Amazon for Philips HD4934/00 Induction Cooktop (opens in a new tab)
Prestige Atlas Neo	1200 W	Not stated	User pre-set	1 year	View on Amazon for Prestige Atlas Neo 1200W Induction Cooktop (opens in a new tab)
Prestige Bliss	1200 W	Not stated	User pre-set	1 year	View on Amazon for Prestige Bliss 1200 W Induction Cooktop (opens in a new tab)
Bajaj 140TS	1400 W	7	Adjustable	1 year	View on Amazon for Bajaj 140TS 1400 W Induction Cooktop (opens in a new tab)

Specs from each manufacturer's product page. "Not stated" means the maker does not publish it.

The picks

Pick #1Best overall

Bajaj Splendid 120TS 1200 Watts Induction Cooktop

Brand: Bajaj

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Power1200 W
Warranty1 year on product

The Splendid 120TS offers seven preset menus at 1200 W. Time and temperature settings are adjustable. A digital display carries an error code communicator.

The cooktop also has a pan sensor. Bajaj lists its Voltage Pro feature and gives a 1-year warranty on the product.

Bajaj Splendid 120TS 1200 Watts Induction Cooktop specifications
Power	1200 W
Preset menus	7 preset menus
Timer	Adjustable time & temperature settings
Warranty	1 year on product
Display	Digital display with error code communicator
Pan sensor	Yes

Pros

Seven presets at a low wattage.
Error codes appear on the display.
A pan sensor is listed.

Cons

The control type is not stated.
Surge protection and voltage are not stated.

Suits: Cooks who want presets and error messages at 1200 W.

Falls short: At 1200 W it has less headroom than the Bajaj 140TS.

View on Amazon Source: bajajelectricals.com

Pick #2Best for spike protection

Philips HD4934/00 Induction Cooktop

Brand: Philips

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Power1300 W
Warranty1 year

The HD4934/00 draws 1300 W, and Philips says that lower draw suits smaller households looking to manage energy use. Soft-touch controls handle the settings. The cord measures 1.5 m.

Philips says Triple MOV circuitry guards against power surges up to 4kW. Voltage is 220-240 V.

Philips HD4934/00 Induction Cooktop specifications
Power	1300 W
Controls	Soft-touch controls
Warranty	1-year warranty
Surge protection	Triple MOV circuitry, surges up to 4kW
Voltage	220-240 V
Cord length	1.5 m

Pros

Philips names its spike protection.
The cord length is given.
The voltage range is given.

Cons

Preset menus are not stated.
Timer and display are not stated.

Suits: Buyers who want spike protection and a stated cord length.

Falls short: Philips lists no presets and no timer.

View on Amazon Source: domesticappliances.philips.co.in

Pick #3

Prestige Atlas Neo 1200W Induction Cooktop

Brand: Prestige

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Power1200 W
TimerTimer with user pre-set
Warranty1 year on product

The Prestige Atlas Neo 1200W Induction Cooktop is a push button model with Indian menu options. Prestige does not give the count. A user pre-set timer is included.

Prestige says power saving technology cooks more food while using less power. The maker also lists an anti-magnetic wall and an automatic voltage regulator.

Prestige Atlas Neo 1200W Induction Cooktop specifications
Power	1200 W
Preset menus	Indian menu options (number not stated)
Controls	Push button controls
Timer	Timer with user pre-set
Warranty	1 year on product
Voltage regulation	Automatic voltage regulator

Pros

It has an automatic voltage regulator.
A user pre-set timer is included.
Prestige lists an anti-magnetic wall.

Cons

The preset count is not stated.
Display and surge protection are not stated.

Suits: Buyers who need a regulated supply.

Falls short: Prestige gives no display, voltage or cord detail.

View on Amazon Source: shop.ttkprestige.com

Pick #4Best for touch control

Prestige Bliss 1200 W Induction Cooktop

Brand: Prestige

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Power1200 W
TimerTimer with user pre-set
Warranty1 year

The Bliss swaps the push buttons for a touch button panel. It lists Indian menu options without a count. Prestige lists a user pre-set timer and an automatic voltage regulator.

Voltage is 230 V. Prestige repeats the power saving claim and the anti-magnetic wall.

Prestige Bliss 1200 W Induction Cooktop specifications
Power	1200 W
Preset menus	Indian menu options (number not stated)
Controls	Touch button
Timer	Timer with user pre-set
Warranty	1 year warranty
Voltage regulation	Automatic voltage regulator
Voltage	230 V

Pros

Prestige lists a 230 V rating.
It has a touch panel and a regulator.
Prestige says its power saving technology cooks more food while using less power.

Cons

The preset count is not stated.
Display and surge protection are not stated.

Suits: Buyers who prefer touch controls on a low-power unit.

Falls short: It matches the Atlas Neo on most listed specs.

View on Amazon Source: shop.ttkprestige.com

Pick #5

Bajaj 140TS 1400 W Induction Cooktop

Brand: Bajaj

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Power1400 W
Warranty1 year on product

The 140TS has more power than the Splendid. It keeps the seven presets, the adjustable time and temperature, and the digital display with error code communicator. A pan sensor is listed.

Bajaj lists its Voltage Pro feature and a 1-year warranty on the product.

Bajaj 140TS 1400 W Induction Cooktop specifications
Power	1400 W
Preset menus	7 preset menus
Timer	Adjustable time & temperature settings
Warranty	1 year on product
Display	Digital display with error code communicator
Pan sensor	Yes

Pros

It has the highest power in this list.
It carries the same pan sensor as the Splendid.
Bajaj lists the Voltage Pro feature.

Cons

Control type is not stated.
Voltage is not stated.

Suits: Cooks who want a little more heat from a low-power unit.

Falls short: It draws the most of the five, so the missing voltage detail matters more.

View on Amazon Source: bajajelectricals.com

How to choose

Power is the first filter. The Atlas Neo, Bliss and Splendid draw 1200 W. The Philips draws 1300 W. The Bajaj 140TS draws 1400 W.

Look at the feedback. Bajaj gives an error code display and a pan sensor. Prestige gives a user pre-set timer. Philips states neither a timer nor a display.

Check protection. Philips names spike protection. Prestige lists an automatic voltage regulator. Bajaj names Voltage Pro.

Warranty is easy to compare. Each page gives one year on the product. Cord length is given only for the Philips, at 1.5 m. The other four pages leave it out, so check the retailer page before placing the cooktop near a socket. None of the five lists body dimensions either, so measure against the retailer listing if counter space is tight.

Compare with larger options in best induction cooktop. Related guides include best portable induction cooktop and best cookware for induction cooktop.

The five pages describe features very differently. Bajaj fills its pages with feedback features such as the pan sensor and the error code display. Prestige fills its pages with supply features such as the voltage regulator and the anti-magnetic wall. Philips describes its Triple MOV circuit and the cord.

That split makes a practical guide. If you want to see what the cooktop is doing, lean towards Bajaj. If your supply is unreliable, lean towards Prestige or Philips.

For single-burner cooking, the Bajaj 140TS at 1400 W has the most headroom of the five listed.

Verdict

The Bajaj Splendid 120TS 1200 Watts Induction Cooktop is the pick for presets and feedback at low power. The Prestige Bliss 1200 W Induction Cooktop suits touch control and a regulated supply. The Philips HD4934/00 Induction Cooktop suits those who want named spike protection.

The Bajaj 140TS 1400 W Induction Cooktop gives a little more heat. See best induction cooktop for home use and all induction cooktops for wider choices.

Our top pickBajaj Splendid 120TS 1200 Watts Induction Cooktop

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Frequently asked questions

Does a lower wattage mean a smaller body?

The listed specs do not say. They state power only, so check the retailer listing for size.

Which pick has presets for Indian dishes?

Both Prestige models list Indian menu options. Bajaj lists seven preset menus on each of its two models. Philips lists none.

Is there a cooktop with a pan sensor?

Both Bajaj models list one. The other three pages do not.

What is an error code communicator?

Bajaj lists it as part of the digital display on its models. The maker does not explain it further, so read the manual.

Do the Prestige models have a voltage regulator?

Yes. Prestige lists an automatic voltage regulator on both the Atlas Neo and the Bliss.

How long are the warranties?

Each page states one year on the product.

Which of these draws the least power?

The Atlas Neo, the Bliss and the Splendid 120TS share the lowest wattage. The Philips and the 140TS draw a little more.

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