Induction Cookers Price in Bangladesh
Explore induction and infrared cookers from Xiaomi, Philips, Miyako, Geepas, Sokany and Oraimo, with practical options for everyday cooking.
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Philips HD4929 Induction Cooker With Push Button Controls (2100W, Black)
Popular Induction Cookers in Bangladesh
Compare popular Induction Cookers picks and open each product page for current stock, variant, warranty, and delivery details.
| Product | Price | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| Xiaomi Mijia N1 2100W Induction Cooker | ৳5,890.00 | In stock |
| Xiaomi Mijia N1 2100W Portable Induction Cooker | ৳5,890.00 | In stock |
| Philips HD4920 Induction Cooker | ৳5,900.00 | In stock |
| Xiaomi Mijia Electric Ceramic Cooker S1 MDTL001CM 2200W | ৳6,850.00 | In stock |
| Kiam H-66 Gold Infrared Cooker 2000W | ৳4,390.00 | In stock |
| Geepas GIC33013 Digital Infrared Cooker | ৳4,200.00 | In stock |
| Xiaomi Mijia Ultra-thin 2100w Induction Cooker (MCL04M) | ৳10,350.00 | In stock |
| PHILIPS HD4994 2000W Induction Cooktop | ৳7,400.00 | In stock |
Fast Electric Cooking Without a Gas Flame
Check the latest Induction Cookers price in Bangladesh and compare convenient options for preparing everyday meals with electricity. This ShopZ category includes models from Xiaomi, Philips, Miyako, Geepas, Sokany and Oraimo, covering induction cooktops, infrared radiant cookers and selected multi-cooker designs.
A portable electric cooker can serve as the main cooking appliance in a compact kitchen or as a practical alternative when gas is unavailable. The flat cooking surface also takes up less space than a conventional freestanding stove, making it useful for flats, hostels and small family kitchens.
Induction, Infrared or Multi-Cooker?
The heating technology should be your first decision. An induction cooker transfers heat through compatible magnetic cookware. Before ordering, check whether your frequently used pots and pans are induction-ready; a magnet that firmly sticks to the base is a useful preliminary check.
An infrared cooker heats its cooking surface, so it can suit buyers who want to use a wider selection of flat-bottom cookware. The surface can remain hot after cooking, so it should be allowed to cool before cleaning or touching. A multi-cooker may be more suitable when you prefer one compact appliance intended for several kitchen tasks.
Match the Cooker to Your Daily Menu
- Power rating: Several listed models are labelled 2000W, 2100W or 2200W. Compare the rated power with your cooking needs and household electrical setup.
- Cookware compatibility: Confirm pan compatibility before choosing induction. For infrared models, follow the individual product guidance regarding cookware shape and material.
- Controls: Look at the product listing for available power settings, cooking modes, timer functions and control layout.
- Cooking surface: Choose a size that supports your regular pots without making the appliance difficult to store.
- Kitchen placement: Keep enough open space around ventilation areas and place the cooker on a stable, heat-resistant surface.
Brands and Models Available to Compare
Shoppers can browse options such as Philips HD4938/01, Philips HD4929, Philips HD4994, Miyako TC-101-YK, Miyako TC-MARBLE02, Geepas GIC33013, Geepas GIC6101 and Oraimo OIC-201A. The selection also includes Xiaomi models and a Sokany infrared radiant cooker. Use each product page to confirm its technology, wattage and controls before making your choice.
A Clearer Way to Compare Electric Cookers
ShopZ brings induction and infrared choices together so you can compare brands, model details and current availability from one category page. Check the individual listing carefully for included items and purchase terms before placing your order.
Questions Buyers Often Ask
What is the price of Induction Cookers in Bangladesh?
The latest price is shown on this page and may vary by stock and offer. Compare the current listings to find an option that fits your cooking requirements and budget.
Can I use any pot on an induction cooker?
No. Induction cooking requires compatible magnetic cookware with a suitable flat base. Check the cookware label or manufacturer guidance before use.
Is an infrared cooker the same as an induction cooker?
No. They use different heating methods. Induction works with compatible magnetic cookware, while an infrared cooker heats its surface and may support a broader range of flat-bottom pots.
Which cooker is suitable as a backup for gas cooking?
Both induction and infrared models can provide an electric cooking option. Your choice should depend on available cookware, preferred controls, power requirements and the dishes you prepare most often.


















