How to choose
BRUNO Oval Hot Plate: the one to pick for soup and hot pot
What sets the Oval apart is its ceramic deep pot — alongside grilling it will handle soup, hot pot and braising. The body measures W390×H150×D260 mm at 2.8 kg, a little wider than the Compact but still easy to move. At up to 1,430 W it is the most powerful of the three.
Which of the three sizes
| Model | CompactMulti Hot Plate | OvalOval Hot Plate | GrandeDiscontinued |
|---|---|---|---|
| Body size | About A4 paper size | W390×H150×D260 mm | W480×H155×D280 mm |
| Weight | — | 2.8 kg | 4 kg |
| Max power | 1,200 W | Up to 1,430 W | Up to 1,400 W |
| Temperature | 65–250°C | 65–250°C | 65–250°C |
| Suits | 2–3 people | — | About 5 people |
Who it suits: anyone who wants one appliance for two jobs — grilling on weeknights, hot pot when it turns cold. If you only ever grill, the Compact is enough; to feed five, note that the Grande has been discontinued.
Range
Compact · Oval · Grande
Shared
65–250°C · interchangeable plates ·
220–240V UK 3-pin plugFor a model-by-model breakdown see the six differences between BRUNO hot plate models; for hot pot, see which model suits hot pot at home.