Head-to-head · Best Built-in Induction Cooktops

Bosch Benchmark NITP660UC 36-inch Induction Smart Cooktop vs GE Profile PHP9036

Which is the better buy? Side-by-side on rating, price, strengths, and watch-outs — with the published ratings we averaged to get there.

The short answer

Bosch Benchmark NITP660UC 36-inch Induction Smart Cooktop comes out ahead by a clear margin (4.7 vs 3.9). The gap is mostly about Performance-focused cooks seeking quiet, fast induction cooking — read the strengths below before deciding.

Higher ratedRanked #1 in Best Built-in Induction Cooktops

Bosch Benchmark NITP660UC 36-inch Induction Smart Cooktop

4.7

$3,599as of Jun 8

The Bosch Benchmark NITP660UC induction cooktop delivers exceptional speed and precision, with reviewers praising its SpeedBoost technology that rapidly boils water and its AutoChef function for precise control. Users appreciate the sleek, flat design that's easy to clean and the intuitive Home Connect app integration. While most reviewers recommend it highly, a few noted the lack of a power-off timer per zone and limited usage history data in the app. This cooktop is ideal for those seeking high-performance induction cooking with smart features, though those wanting advanced usage tracking may want to consider alternatives.

Strengths

— Water boils extremely fast with SpeedBoost technology
— Precise temperature control with AutoChef feature
— Easy to clean flat surface

Watch-outs

— Missing power-off timer for each zone
— Energy consumption display only appears after cooking is turned off

$3,599 · Buy at bosch-home.com Full review →

Ranked #3 in Best Built-in Induction Cooktops

GE Profile PHP9036

3.9

$2,198.99as of Jun 7

The GE Profile PHP9036DTBB induction cooktop delivers fast heating and precise temperature control, with a sleek black finish that enhances modern kitchens. Reviewers praised its ease of use, quick response time, and clean design. Users noted that it requires matching pot sizes for optimal performance, and some expressed concern about potential scratching from cast iron cookware. This model appeals to those seeking a high-performance, stylish induction cooktop with smart features, though it may not suit users who frequently use mismatched cookware.

Strengths

— Quick heating and precise temperature control
— Flat surface easy to clean
— Modern sleek design and attractive appearance

Watch-outs

— Must use pots that match burner size or controls will flash and turn off
— Some users reported potential scratching issues with cast iron cookware

$2,198.99 · Buy at homedepot.com Full review →

How they stack up

Bosch Benchmark NITP660UC 36-inch Induction Smart Cooktop

The Bosch Benchmark NITP660UC is the premium flagship here — at about $3,599 the most expensive, with the highest owner ratings and most refined controls, well above the Cafe CHP90302TSS and the value Frigidaire FGIC3066TB. Like the GE Profile PHP9036 it's a 36-inch unit, so it needs a wide cabinet cutout.

GE Profile PHP9036

The GE Profile PHP9036 is a 36-inch induction cooktop that undercuts the Bosch Benchmark NITP660UC by roughly $1,400 while keeping a wide five-element layout. It costs more than the 30-inch Cafe CHP90302TSS and Frigidaire FGIC3066TB but gives more cooking surface.

Specs side-by-side

Spec	Bosch Benchmark NITP660UC 36-inch Induction Smart Cooktop	GE Profile PHP9036
Width	36-inch	36 inches
Zones	5	5
Total Power	50 Amp - 240 Volt	50 Amp - 240 Volt
Controls	PreciseSelect Premium	Touch
Voltage	240V (hardwired)	240V (hardwired)
Dimensions	36-inch x 21.25 in x 4.13 in	36 inches x 19.13 in

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