Samsung Makes LED Flame for Induction Cooker

Induction Cooker can bring us many benefits, such as a more uniform heat distribution, and do not have to worry about touch burns, but the biggest drawback of the Induction Cooker is that you can not see the strength of fire, because it does not produce a flame when working. Now, Samsung has adopted a new method to solve this problem and brought the induction cooker to a certain “futurism” realm. Samsung has launched its "Chef Select" electromagnetic stove products in the European market.

Samsung demonstrated this product before this year's CES conference. Samsung used LED lights on the induction cooker to simulate the blue flame of the general cooking appliances. The LED lights on the induction cooker showed a pleasant blue color. The words lined up and raised around the burning edge. The height of the flame represented the size of the cooker's firepower. Helps chefs and general family users judge firepower and temperature levels.

Samsung now sells this “Chef Select” electromagnetic cooktop on its website, using a total of two burners, and its retail price in the US market is $3,700.