Siemens Appliances

Shop Siemens appliances for cooking, cooling and laundry, including built-in ovens, induction and vented hobs, refrigeration and heat-pump tumble dryers. Compare installation type, dimensions, capacity, energy performance and smart connectivity to find the right appliance for your kitchen or utility room.

Siemens also uses iQ100, iQ300, iQ500 and iQ700 product classes across parts of its appliance range. If you're comparing the different levels, use our Siemens iQ range guide to see how they differ.

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Shop Siemens by iQ range

Siemens uses iQ product classes to indicate where appliances sit within particular parts of its range. The exact differences vary by appliance type, so the iQ number is best used as a guide rather than a fixed list of features.

Siemens iQ100 – straightforward everyday functionality.
Siemens iQ300 – more choice and convenience features.
Siemens iQ500 – greater flexibility and more advanced functionality.
Siemens iQ700 – Siemens' most advanced iQ product class.

Compare Siemens iQ100, iQ300, iQ500 and iQ700.

Choosing Siemens appliances

Siemens produces built-in and freestanding appliances across cooking, dishwashing, laundry and refrigeration. Start with the type of appliance and installation requirements you need, then compare capacity, energy performance, noise, controls and the functions that will actually be useful in your home.

The Siemens iQ class can help indicate where an appliance sits within its particular range, but it should not replace checking the individual specification. Features and product classes vary between appliance categories.

Siemens cooking appliances

Siemens cooking appliances include built-in and compact ovens, microwaves, warming drawers, induction hobs and hobs with integrated extraction.

For built-in cooking, check both the appliance dimensions and required furniture niche. Oven choices can also differ by cooking functions, capacity, cleaning system and whether microwave or steam functionality is required.

For hobs, compare the width, number and flexibility of cooking zones, control system, worktop cut-out and electrical requirements. Vented induction hobs combine induction cooking with extraction in the same appliance and therefore require additional planning beneath the worktop.

Shop Siemens ovens or explore Siemens microwaves and combination ovens.

Siemens cooling appliances

Siemens refrigeration includes built-in and freestanding cooling appliances. When comparing fridges, freezers, fridge freezers or wine storage, start with the installation dimensions and available space, then consider usable capacity, door or hinge configuration, energy class and operating noise.

Features such as frost-free freezing, flexible storage and specialist temperature zones vary by product, so check the specification of the individual appliance rather than assuming they are determined by the iQ class.

Shop Siemens cooling appliances.

Siemens laundry appliances

Siemens laundry appliances include washing machines, tumble dryers and washer-dryers. Important comparison points include installation type, drum capacity, energy use, programme choice, appliance depth and operating noise.

Heat-pump tumble dryers reuse heat within the drying process and are designed to dry at lower temperatures than conventional condenser systems. Features such as moisture sensing, automatic dosing, crease reduction and smart connectivity vary by appliance.

Siemens Home Connect

Selected Siemens appliances support Home Connect, allowing compatible functions to be accessed through the connected Siemens and Home Connect ecosystem.

Depending on the appliance, connected functions can include remote monitoring, notifications, programme controls or communication between compatible appliances. Home Connect is not fitted to every Siemens product, so check the individual Smart Appliance specification when connectivity is important.

Built-in or freestanding Siemens appliances?

Built-in appliances are designed around specific cabinet or worktop dimensions. Ovens, integrated refrigeration, warming drawers and hobs should therefore be checked against the manufacturer's installation drawings rather than chosen purely by nominal width.

Freestanding appliances also require adequate width, depth, ventilation and connection space. Allow additional clearance for doors, hoses, plugs and ventilation where required.

Siemens iQ100, iQ300, iQ500 and iQ700

Siemens uses iQ100, iQ300, iQ500 and iQ700 across different parts of its appliance range. Broadly, the higher classes provide access to additional controls, automation or specialist functionality, but there is no single feature that separates every iQ class across every product type.

Not every Siemens appliance category uses all four classes, and features can overlap between them. For a detailed explanation, compare the Siemens iQ100, iQ300, iQ500 and iQ700 ranges.

Siemens appliance FAQs

What appliances does Siemens make?

Siemens' UK home-appliance range covers cooking, hobs and extraction, dishwashing, laundry, refrigeration and coffee preparation. The exact selection available from Appliance Superstore varies by category.

What do Siemens iQ100, iQ300, iQ500 and iQ700 mean?

They are product-class designations used across parts of the Siemens range. iQ100 sits at the more straightforward end, followed by iQ300 and iQ500, with iQ700 at the advanced end of the current iQ classes. Exact differences vary by appliance type.

Does a higher Siemens iQ number mean a better appliance?

A higher iQ class generally indicates access to additional or more advanced specifications, but it does not automatically make the appliance the better choice. Installation, capacity and the functions you will actually use should come first.

Do Siemens appliances work with Home Connect?

Selected Siemens appliances support Home Connect, including products across cooking, hobs, dishwashing, laundry and cooling. Connectivity and available functions vary by appliance, so check the individual specification.

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