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Kaiser - German kitchen appliance brand

last year

I’ve just come across this German brand but am struggling to find many reviews of their appliances. Wanted to get some thoughts / reviews of anyone that has come across them. I’m specifically interested in reviews on hobs and longevity / sturdiness of their appliances.

Looking forward to your thoughts. Thanks

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