Inventory Clearance Event - UP TO 35% OFF* Phone, Chat Or Visit a Showroom
Smeg SEU365ETB reviews

Smeg SEU365ETB Reviews & Ratings by Customers and Consumer Reports

Smeg SEU365ETB Electric Cooktop, 36 inch Exterior Width, 5 Burners, 2,000 W Highest Element, Black colour
Write A Review View This Product
Online Price🛈 Info
<p>MAP Price Explanation<br />  <br />Many appliance manufacturers mandate retailers to list product prices at minimum advertised prices (MAP Price). </p> <div> <div><br />CAS sales staff have the ability to significantly discount most product prices below our online advertised prices especially when purchasing multiple products.<br /> <div> </div> Visit one of our many Canadian showrooms or call 877-374-3439 to speak with our knowledgeable sales staff to get the best prices on your appliances</div> </div>
$1,396.00 CAD
 Add to Cart
Expert Review for Smeg SEU365ETB
Date published: 2025-12-30
Designed for cooks who want a sleek, modern electric surface with flexible zone sizing, the Smeg SEU365ETB is a 36-inch ceramic glass cooktop that prioritizes clean integration, intuitive touch control, and practical safety features. It’s best suited to homeowners planning a built-in installation who prefer the look and wipe-clean convenience of a smooth radiant cooktop over gas or induction. In day-to-day use, the standout advantage is versatility across cookware sizes. This model provides five radiant zones, including expandable double and triple elements that better match small saucepans through larger stockpots. That matters because properly sized heat zones reduce wasted energy and help maintain steadier simmering and more even heating across the pan base—an area where basic fixed-size radiant cooktops can feel limiting. With nine power levels per zone and booster capability, the Smeg SEU365ETB also offers the fine control needed for gentle melting alongside the higher output required for faster boiling. The ultra-low-profile design and beveled black glass give it a refined, built-in appearance that fits well in contemporary kitchens, including many Canadian-style open-concept layouts where the cooktop is highly visible. Touch controls at the front keep adjustments accessible, and the surface remains uncluttered—helpful for cleaning and for sliding cookware without catching on raised knobs. Practical safety is well covered with residual heat indicators, a child safety lock, and automatic safety shut-off functions that align with expectations for a premium-category electric cooktop. There are a few limitations typical of ceramic radiant technology. It may not suit buyers who prioritize the fastest response to heat changes, since radiant elements generally lag behind gas and induction when reducing temperature quickly. As with most glass cooktops, owners should also expect to use appropriate cookware and cleaning habits to minimize visible smudges and the risk of scratching. Overall, the Smeg SEU365ETB is an excellent fit for design-focused kitchens that want a spacious 36-inch electric cooktop with flexible element sizing, strong safety features, and straightforward maintenance. Those who demand instant temperature response or maximum efficiency may want to consider induction alternatives instead.
Smeg SEU365ETB Pros & Cons
ProsCons
  • 5 radiant cooking zones (including expandable double/triple zones) for flexible pan sizes
  • Booster function on all zones for faster heat-up when you need it
  • Sleek black ceramic-glass surface with beveled edge for a premium built-in look
  • Front soft-touch controls with 9 power levels per zone for precise adjustments
  • Safety-focused features: residual-heat indicators, child lock, and automatic safety shut-off
  • Individual timers per zone (1–99 min) help prevent overcooking and multitask more easily
  • Radiant ceramic cooktops can be slower to respond than induction and may retain heat longer
  • Glass surface can scratch if cookware is dragged or if abrasive cleaners are used
  • Not Wi‑Fi/smart-enabled (no app control or remote monitoring)
  • Requires 240/208V electrical supply and proper cutout—professional installation may be needed
  • Not ENERGY STAR certified

Product Demo Video

Write A Review