How to choose
BRUNO Compact Hot Plate: the one most people start with
The Compact is the classic BRUNO size — about the footprint of a sheet of A4, so it sits on the dining table without taking over and stores away easily. It suits two to three people and handles everything from searing meat to takoyaki and pancakes.
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: households of one to three, tight table space, and anyone who wants a tabletop cooker they will actually use every day. For four or more, or regular hot pot, look at the Oval. (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.