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Hisense ovens, hobs and cookers 2026: Gorenje-engineered cooking

Hisense cooking is one of the brand's pleasant surprises: it is designed with Gorenje's industrial base and offers 77-litre ovens even at entry level. We have 14 Hisense cooking appliances: six ovens, six hobs and two cookers. Here's which ones to choose.

By Clément, appliance specialist at Nimestore · 4 min read · Published 12 October 2026
In brief
  • Ovens of 77 litres, pyrolytic or hydrolytic cleaning, Air Fry
  • Induction hobs across Hi2 to Hi8, including one extractor hob
  • Two 50 cm cookers at 399.99 €
  • Designed and partly made in Europe (Gorenje)

Hisense cooking in brief

This is the family where the heritage Gorenje is most visible. Since the acquisition of the Slovenian manufacturer in 2018, Hisense ovens and hobs have been developed within its industrial ecosystem: the ovens carry a Slovenian barcode. Hisense ranks them by level: Hi2 (essentials), Hi4 (the core range), Hi6 and Hi8 (connected, more features).

The house signature: built-in ovens with a large 77-litre cavity, whereas many rivals offer 65 to 71 litres. In practice, two baking trays side by side or a large turkey fit with no problem.

Smiling woman opening the door of a black Hisense built-in oven switched on, in a kitchen with dark units
Every Hisense built-in oven has a 77-litre cavity.

Built-in ovens

O64213EPBG: the Hi4 with pyrolysis

According to the official sheet: 60 x 60 cm, 77 litres, class A+, cleaning by Pyrolysis, rapid preheating, fan cooking with ring heating element, Air Fry (crispy hot-air cooking without a deep fryer), pizza mode, slow cooking, multi-level cooking and extended cooling fan. Price: 549.99 €.

HO66F: the connected Hi6 ‘pizza'

The most complete in our range: 77 litres, class A+, pyrolysis, ConnectLife Wi-Fi, pizza mode up to 350 °C with warming plate, Air Fry Plus, around twenty modes (fan grill, beef roast, frozen foods, slow cooking, Sabbath mode, Eco function) and supplementary steam cleaning. Price: 849.99 €.

The other ovens in store

  • BI64211EPX (449,99 €): Hi4 multifunction stainless steel oven, 77 litres, pyrolytic.
  • BSA66211AX (449,99 €): stainless steel oven, 77 litres; the letter A in the reference corresponds to hydrolysis cleaning on comparable models (to be checked on the spec sheet).
  • BSA66334PX (599,99 €) and BSA66334PBDG (849,99 €): better-equipped ovens, with pyrolysis according to the reference (P); the PBDG version has a black finish. Their official spec sheets were not online when we checked, so we will go through the functions with you in store.

The hobs

All Hisense induction hobs have a Power Boost per zone: a temporary power boost to bring water to the boil very quickly. Hi4 models add a connected zone : two rings that join together to take a large frying pan or a fish kettle.

  • E6332BSCE (249,99 €): Hi2 ceramic hob, 60 cm, three rings including one triple-circuit ring from 150 to 295 mm (up to 2 700 W).
  • HI6311BSCE (299,99 €): Hi2 induction, three zones including a large 290 mm zone that goes up to 3 600 W on boost.
  • HI6321BBO (349,99 €): Hi4 induction, three zones including one at 3 600 W on boost, combinable zones.
  • HI621FM (399,99 €): Hi4 induction, four zones (up to 2 000 W on boost), connected zone.
  • HI6431SRFZ (599,99 €): Hi4 induction, four zones, connected zone, more refined finish.
  • HEH8443BSCWF1 (1 499,99 €) : downdraft hob Hi8, 83 cm, four zones of 2 300 W (3 000 W on boost), integrated hood in the centre, ConnectLife wifi, energy class A+++ for the extraction part, grease filtering class B, 68 dB(A) maximum.
60 cm Hisense induction hob built into a black worktop, with a multi-mould pan placed on top
Hisense induction: Power Boost on every zone.

Cookers

For a small kitchen or a tight budget, the cookers HEC5A10BG and HEC5A11WG (399,99 € each) are 50 cm wide and 85 cm high. They combine four electric hotplates (two of 1 700 W, two of 1 200 W) and an oven of 68 litres in energy class A, with natural convection, bottom heat, top heat and steam cleaning. Connected load: 8 kW.

Stainless steel Hisense cooker with glass oven door and screen control panel, fitted between anthracite kitchen units
The cooker, an all-in-one solution.

The full comparison table

ModelTypeLevelKey pointsPublic price
BI64211EPXOvenHi477 l, pyrolytic449,99 €
BSA66211AXOvento be checked77 l, probably hydrolytic449,99 €
O64213EPBGOvenHi477 l, A+, pyrolytic, Air Fry549,99 €
BSA66334PXOvento be checked77 l, probably pyrolytic599,99 €
HO66FOvenHi677 l, A+, pyrolytic, wifi, pizza 350 °C849,99 €
BSA66334PBDGOvento be checked77 l, black finish849,99 €
E6332BSCECeramic hobHi23 rings249,99 €
HI6311BSCEInduction hobHi23 zones, 3 600 W on boost299,99 €
HI6321BBOInduction hobHi43 zones, combinable zones349,99 €
HI621FMInduction hobHi44 zones, connected zone399,99 €
HI6431SRFZInduction hobHi44 zones, connected zone599,99 €
HEH8443BSCWF183 cm downdraft hobHi8Integrated hood, wifi1 499,99 €
HEC5A10BG / HEC5A11WG50 cm cookerHi468 l oven, class A399,99 €

Data from the official hisense.fr spec sheets where available. Recommended retail prices checked on nimestore.com on 15 October 2026: the product page is the reference, and Nimesclub members often get a reduced price.

Decoding a Hisense cooking model number

  • Hobs: HI = induction, E = ceramic, HEH = downdraft hob. The 6 that follows = 60 cm (8 = 83 cm). The letters WF at the end of the reference = wifi (ConnectLife).
  • Ovens: Hisense does not publish a grid. On the models we have checked, the letter P before the finish corresponds to pyrolysis. Mainly remember the Hi2 to Hi8 level shown on the spec sheet.
  • Cookers: HEC = electric cooker; G final = black, WG = white.

Pitfalls to avoid

  • Electrical power : 7,2 kW for an induction hob, 3,5 kW for an oven. Have an electrician check the consumer unit and the cable sizing.
  • The oven recess : at least 56 cm wide and 59 to 60 cm high. Hisense ovens are 56,4 cm deep.
  • The downdraft hob needs a specific recess (75 cm wide for an 83 cm hob) and space in the unit for the motor and filters.
  • Pans : with induction, only magnetic bases work. Do the test with a magnet.
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Clément's tip

For a well-balanced oven and hob pairing, combine the O64213EPBG (pyrolytic, Air Fry) with the HI6321BBO hob: the large 3 600 W boost zone brings pasta water to the boil in no time. And to get the most from pyrolysis, read our page Hisense maintenance and after-sales service.

Hisense cooking appliances in store

All our appliances are in stock built-in ovens, hobs and cookers.

Frequently asked questions

Are Hisense ovens made by Gorenje?

Hisense ovens are developed within the Gorenje ecosystem: their barcodes start with 383, the Slovenian prefix. They are not rebadged Gorenje ovens, but they benefit from its expertise and factories.

Pyrolytic or hydrolytic cleaning: which should you choose?

Pyrolytic cleaning heats the oven to around 450 °C to reduce grease to ash: it is the most effective clean. Hydrolytic cleaning softens soiling with water and steam: less effective, but quicker and less energy-hungry. If you often cook roasts, go for pyrolytic cleaning.

Does a Hisense induction hob need a special electrical installation?

Our 60 cm induction hobs require up to 7.2 kW, and the extractor hob 7.36 kW. A suitable connection is needed, often 32 A or two-phase. Have your installation checked by an electrician.

Does the HEH8443BSCWF1 extractor hob replace a cooker hood?

Yes: the hood is built into the centre of the hob and extracts vapours at source. It works in recirculation mode with filters or in extraction mode, depending on the installation. Its grease filtering class is B, and it reaches 68 dB(A) at full power.

Do Hisense cookers have an induction hob?

Our HEC5A10BG and HEC5A11WG cookers have four electric rings (1,200 and 1,700 W) and a 68-litre energy class A oven with steam cleaning. If induction is essential to you, ask us to check the type of ring on the spec sheet before you buy.

Need advice?

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At our Temploux shop, we open the doors and compare drums and finishes. Or ask our expert sales adviser online, right now.

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