Greenchef Dice 2000W Induction Cooktop vs Prestige Atlas Touch 2000W Induction Cooktop

General

Country of OriginIndiaIndia
BrandGreenchefPrestige
ModelDiceAtlas Touch
TypeInduction CooktopInduction Cooktop
Control TypeTouch PanelTouch Panel

Design and Body

Weight2 kg2.5 kg
MaterialPlastic, Glass

Features

Automatic shut offYes
Fast HeatingYes
Cool TouchYes
Preset Cooking ModesDosa / Chapati, Milk, Deep Fry, Curry, Pressure Cooker, Idli, Water, Saute
Additional FeaturesGlass Top, Power Consumed IndicatorAnti Magnetic Wall

Extra

Sales PackageInduction Cooktop, User ManualInduction Cooktop
IndicatorsLED DisplayYes
TimerYes, Delay Timer FunctionYes

Power Features

Power Consumption2000 W2000 W

Warranty

Warranty1 year, Manufacturer Warranty1 year, Manufacturer Warranty
Covered in WarrantyManufacturing DefectManufacturing Defect
Not Covered in WarrantyPhysical DamagePhysical Damage
Warranty Service TypeDomestic WarrantyDomestic Warranty

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