The Miele KM7373FL is an 80cm frameless induction hob designed for modern kitchens that want both style and serious cooking performance. With four zones, flexible cooking areas and app connectivity, it clearly sits at the premium end of the market.
Miele has a strong reputation for build quality, and this model is tested for the equivalent of 20 years’ use, which will reassure anyone upgrading from a cheaper hob. User feedback is excellent, with a 5.0 out of 5 rating from owners, suggesting the high price is backed up by a strong day-to-day experience.
If you’re looking for a sleek, flush-fitting induction hob that heats quickly, offers smart flexibility and feels built to last, this is very much aimed at you.
This hob is ideal for medium to larger households that cook regularly and want extra space to spread out. At 80cm wide, it gives you more room than a standard 60cm hob, making it well suited to keen home cooks who like to use multiple pans at once.
It’s clearly a premium option rather than a budget choice. If you’re fitting a high-end kitchen or upgrading older induction, the combination of flexible zones, neat frameless design and Miele’s build quality will feel right at home. Occasional cooks will enjoy the simplicity, but they may not make full use of all the features.
With touch controls, nine power levels and helpful functions like Auto Heat Up and Keep Warm, it suits both confident cooks and those moving to induction for the first time. The technology is advanced, but the interface is straightforward and intuitive.
It also works well for anyone interested in connected appliances. Built-in Wi‑Fi and the Miele@home app will appeal if you like to keep an eye on appliances from your phone or integrate them into a wider smart home setup.
The 80cm width and flexible cooking zones give you far more room than a standard hob, making it easier to juggle several pans or larger cookware without feeling cramped.
Induction technology means the pans heat directly rather than the glass, so cooking is fast, efficient and safer, with residual heat indicators and overheat protection providing extra peace of mind.
Touch controls and a clear LED display keep the surface clean and uncluttered while making it simple to select one of the nine power levels or activate features like Auto Heat Up and the boost function when you need instant high heat.
Pan detection ensures heat is only delivered where a pan is placed, reducing wasted energy and helping protect the surface from unnecessary hot spots.
Useful extras such as the Keep Warm function, Stop & Go, Auto Power Off and a bridge function for flexible cooking zones contribute to a genuinely premium everyday experience.
The hob is easy to wipe clean thanks to the smooth glass surface and frameless design, and Miele’s reputation plus 2-year warranty and 20-year-equivalent testing add a layer of long-term reassurance.
The premium specification and Miele badge mean this hob sits at the higher end of the price spectrum, so it won’t suit tighter budgets or simple rental refits.
Despite the high price, the manufacturer warranty is 2 years as standard, which is decent but not exceptional for a flagship appliance.
There’s no dedicated wok burner or marked high-power wok zone, which may disappoint frequent stir-fry fans who prefer a clearly defined area for a round-bottomed wok.
Installation requires hard wiring to a 32-amp supply by an electrician, so it’s not a simple like-for-like swap for every existing hob without checking your current setup.
Day to day, the Miele KM7373FL feels clean, uncluttered and very modern. The frameless black glass surface sits flush in the worktop, so there are no metal edges to trap crumbs and spills, and the smooth surface is quick to wipe down after cooking.
Front-mounted touch controls mean you’re not reaching over hot pans to adjust heat, and the LED display makes it clear which zone is active and at what level. The nine power levels are well spaced, giving you fine control over gentle simmering through to vigorous boiling, while the boost and Auto Heat Up options come into their own when you need pasta water bubbling fast.
Safety is strong. Pan detection and residual heat indicators give confidence if there are children around, and Auto Power Off and overheat protection help avoid accidents if a pan is forgotten. The Stop & Go function is handy in real life too, allowing you to reduce all zones to a low setting at a tap while you answer the door or the phone.
Flexible zones and the bridge function make it easier to use griddle plates or larger roasting pans, and the Keep Warm setting is genuinely useful when you’re timing multiple dishes, keeping food hot without overcooking.
Wi‑Fi connectivity via Miele@home adds some extra convenience. While you’ll still do the actual cooking at the hob, being able to monitor status or integrate it with other Miele kit will appeal if you’re building a connected kitchen.
With a connected load of 7400W and zone outputs ranging from 1.4kW up to 3kW, this hob delivers the strong, responsive performance you’d expect from a high-end induction model. It heats pans rapidly, then backs off quickly when you drop the power, giving you fine control over everything from searing steaks to melting chocolate.
Each of the four zones is designed for different pan sizes, and the flexible cooking zone and bridge function allow you to combine areas for larger cookware when needed. This flexibility is especially valuable on an 80cm hob, helping you make full use of the extra width.
The Auto Heat Up feature briefly drives a zone at a higher power before returning to your chosen setting, getting food up to temperature quickly without you having to manually manage it. The boost function gives an even harder hit of power for rapid boiling or quick stir-frying.
On the convenience side, Keep Warm maintains food at serving temperature without continuing to cook it, while Stop & Go makes interruptions far less stressful by dropping all zones to a safe, low level with a single touch. Residual heat indicators show at a glance which parts of the hob are still hot, and Auto Power Off provides added peace of mind.
Smart features are also on board. Built-in Wi‑Fi and compatibility with the Miele@home app mean the hob can be monitored as part of a connected kitchen. Combined with Miele’s long-life testing and robust glass surface, the overall feature set feels well above average for a standard induction hob, firmly placing this model in the premium bracket.
This hob is clearly positioned as a premium purchase, and the price reflects that. You’re paying more than you would for a basic 60cm induction hob with simple zones and minimal extras, but in return you get a larger 80cm surface, flexible cooking areas, smart safety features and app connectivity.
The strong spec sheet is reinforced by owner satisfaction: a 5.0 out of 5 rating from reviewers suggests that, for those who do make the investment, the hob delivers on its promise of performance and ease of use.
If you cook most nights of the week, entertain regularly or are fitting a high-end kitchen that you expect to last many years, the cost is easier to justify. The combination of Miele build quality, 20-year-equivalent testing and thoughtful features means this model should serve you well for a long time.
If your main priority is simply getting an induction hob at the lowest possible price, there are cheaper options that will handle basic cooking. But if you value extra space, flexibility and premium feel, this model offers strong long-term value despite the higher initial outlay.
The Miele KM7373FL 80cm induction hob is a refined, feature-rich choice for households that cook often and want their hob to match a premium kitchen. It combines fast, efficient heating with flexible zones, smart safety features and a sleek frameless design that’s easy to keep looking pristine.
Its strengths lie in everyday usability: intuitive touch controls, rapid heat-up, pan detection, Keep Warm and Stop & Go all work together to make cooking more controlled and less stressful. Wi‑Fi and Miele@home support add a touch of future-proofing, while long-life testing underlines the brand’s reliability credentials.
It is, however, a pricey option with only a standard 2-year warranty and no dedicated wok zone, so it won’t be the best fit for every budget or specialist stir-fry enthusiast. But if you’re after a spacious, high-quality induction hob from a trusted brand and you’re prepared to invest, this is an excellent choice that should reward you every time you turn it on.
