Eight pans, six seats, and one cable · review
Eight non-stick pans and four wooden spatulas, 1,300 W, with a side dial giving stepless temperature over the plate and the pans together. The non-stick grill plate lifts off and HengBO states it fits in the sink; the maker also states low smoke and odor for indoor use.
The net of it The straightforward eight-seater. A stepless dial that governs plate and pans together, a plate that lifts off and goes in the sink, and a stated low-smoke design for indoor use — that is the whole job of a raclette grill, done without ceremony. Two things to note: four spatulas for eight pans, and a coated plate in a family where two rivals offer stone and cast aluminum instead.
1,300 W, and a stepless dial on the side that controls the plate and the pans together. Not three settings — a continuous range, which is the right arrangement when cheese under the grill and meat on the plate want different things from the same element.
HengBO states the non-stick grill plate is removable and fits in a sink. On an appliance used for one meal and then stored for eleven months, that is what decides whether it is stored clean.
It is a coating, though. The Princess in this family uses natural stone and the Rommelsbacher die-cast aluminum with a two-layer coating; both outlast plain non-stick.
HengBO states low smoke and odor, and names flats and holiday apartments. It is a claim rather than a figure, and it is the specification that decides whether this appliance can be used in a room with the windows closed in December.
Four wooden spatulas for eight pans. Worth knowing before eight people sit down.
No plate dimensions. The Rommelsbacher in this family publishes 41.5 × 22.5 cm (8.9 in) — the only maker here that does.
| Seats | 2–8 people, 8 pans |
|---|---|
| Power | 1,300 W |
| Temperature control | Stepless side dial, plate and pans together |
| Plate | Non-stick, removable, stated to fit in a sink |
| Supplied | 8 non-stick mini pans, 4 wooden spatulas |
| Indoor use | Stated low smoke and odor |
| Plate dimensions | Not published |
| Amazon reference | B07XQ2BKYN (identical on 5 markets) |
| EAN | 0727542585627 |
HengBO states the grill works with little smoke and odor and names flats, terraces and holiday lets. That is a claim rather than a measurement, and it is the one specification that decides whether a table grill is a winter appliance or a summer one.
HengBO states the grill plate is removable and fits in a sink. That is worth checking against your own sink, but a plate that lifts off at all puts this model ahead of any raclette grill with a fixed top.
7.8/ 10
The straightforward eight-seater. A stepless dial that governs plate and pans together, a plate that lifts off and goes in the sink, and a stated low-smoke design for indoor use — that is the whole job of a raclette grill, done without ceremony. Two things to note: four spatulas for eight pans, and a coated plate in a family where two rivals offer stone and cast aluminum instead.
A reference exists on these Amazon stores: France, Germany, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom. Listed is not the same as in stock — availability changes daily.
Details checked on August 23, 2026.
Eight people around a table, in a flat where smoke matters.
Specifications: the manufacturer sheet for kitchen appliances and the matching Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. Every figure on this page names its source.
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