Tower 3-Burner Glass-Top Gas Stove Listed at ₹3,999 on Amazon India (MRP ₹13,999)

Quick facts

Product overview

This is a full-size three-burner cooktop built around an 8mm toughened glass top, which is the thicker end of what you normally see in this segment — most budget glass-top stoves use 6mm panels. The listing describes brass valves, metal control knobs, and squared pan supports sized to hold larger and heavier vessels such as pressure cookers and kadhais, with enough spacing between burners to run two big pans at once.

It is described as compatible with both LPG cylinders and piped natural gas, which matters if you live in a city where PNG connections are being rolled out and you do not want to replace the stove later. Tower is presented as a UK heritage brand; in India it is sold through Amazon rather than a wide service network, so warranty claims are likely to run through the seller.

Why consider it

If the ₹3,999 figure holds at checkout, it sits in the price band where most three-burner glass-top stoves in India land — the aggressive-looking 71% discount comes from a high stated MRP of ₹13,999, which is a common list-price construction and should not be read as ₹10,000 of real saving. Judge it on the ₹3,999 alone. At that price, an 8mm glass top, brass valves and a 2-year comprehensive warranty with 5 years on the glass are reasonable specifications, and brass valves in particular tend to age better than the brass-coated alternatives used at the very bottom of the market.

Pros and cons

Who should buy it

This suits someone replacing an ageing three-burner stove and shopping strictly on price and specification, who is comfortable handling any warranty issue through Amazon's returns and seller support rather than a local service centre. If you cook heavy daily meals and want a known Indian brand with widespread servicing — Prestige, Sunflame, Glen — you may prefer to pay a little more for that support. If you are on a piped gas connection or expect one, the dual LPG/PNG compatibility is a genuine convenience.

Final verdict

A sensible-looking three-burner glass-top stove at a mainstream price, held back by the fact that we could not read the Amazon product page — it returned a server error on repeated attempts — so the ₹3,999 figure is advertised rather than confirmed. Open the listing and check the live price, seller, delivery estimate and warranty terms before you commit. The specification is fine for the money if the price is real; the headline discount percentage is not the reason to buy.