I bought it and I was completely disappointed.. They don't have brochures in Greek, but that's the least of it... The burners don't accommodate pots that don't have a similar diameter to the burners.. So, in order to make coffee, you have to use a pot and invite the whole apartment building to enjoy it... In other words, using a traditional coffee pot is absolutely forbidden. Here I should note that on an induction hob with a 20 cm diameter (I won't mention its name for obvious reasons) worth around 50 euros, you can easily use both a coffee pot and a pressure cooker!!! Heinner takes an unacceptable amount of time to boil water in a pot, as you need to have immense patience, especially on setting 9.. If you set it to 5, you will wait an infinite amount of time for it to heat up, while the similar hob with one burner I mentioned earlier boils water in 2 minutes on setting 5, using the same pot and the same amount of water... Not to mention the temperatures that Heinner develops around the hob, which are unacceptable for an induction hob, whereas on the similar hob with one burner, when boiling water in the coffee pot, you can touch it with your finger and it almost touches the pot without burning... In my complaints about the quality of the hob, a Heinner technician in Athens warned me that everything I mentioned is normal and within the hob's specifications, and that if he were to come and see the hob and find no issues (which of course he wouldn't, since these are its specifications), I would have to pay 35 euros + VAT.. Also, in my many contacts with the store, the conclusion was that if the technician in Athens didn't find it faulty, they couldn't replace it with another one, and I agreed to pay any price difference that would exist... Therefore, I decided to throw it in the trash because I wouldn't want to sell it to another naive person (like myself) even at half the price... And I will now buy another one that has at least the specifications of the induction hob with one burner that I mentioned...