An induction cooker is a flat electric chula. It heats the pot itself with a magnetic field, so the glass top stays fairly cool and almost no heat is wasted. You plug it into a normal wall socket and cook rice, dal, curry, tea and even fry fish on it.
Many families are buying one right now. The 12 kg LPG cylinder went up to ৳1,837 in October 2026, and in many areas the cylinder is hard to find at all. Line gas pressure is also low in the morning in many parts of Dhaka and Chattogram. An induction cooker will not replace your gas chula for everything, but it keeps the kitchen running when gas is short.
We picked the best one for each need: best overall, best on a tight budget, best for areas with unstable voltage, and a two burner model for big families. All of them were listed with home delivery in Bangladesh when we checked.
The short answer
Our quick picks
- Best overall: Philips HD4929 (2100W) (৳7,790)
- Best budget: Vision VSN-1206 Eco (৳3,000)
- Best budget with official warranty: Vision VSN-XI-211 (৳3,690)
- Best for unstable voltage: Gazi Smiss A-30G (৳4,490)
- Best Walton pick: Walton Cook Master (৳3,558)
- Best touch panel: Havells Insta Cook TC-18 (৳6,790)
- Best two burner: Vision DB001 Dual Burner (৳7,380)
Induction cookers compared
All seven picks side by side. Tap Check Price to see today’s price.
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Cooker |
Best for |
Key feature |
Price |
Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Philips HD4929 (2100W) |
Most families |
6 Indian style presets, 2 year warranty |
৳7,790 |
on Pickaboo |
Vision VSN-1206 Eco |
Tight budgets, load shedding areas |
Touch panel, works from 90V |
৳3,000 |
on Othoba |
Vision VSN-XI-211 |
First time buyers |
Pan detection, voltage protection |
৳3,690 |
on Pickaboo |
Gazi Smiss A-30G |
Villages and areas with low voltage |
Works from 88V to 280V |
৳4,490 |
on Pickaboo |
Walton Cook Master |
Buyers who want Walton service |
200W to 2000W adjustable |
৳3,558 |
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