Obraik:
I just finished a new build, with a different F&P model. It's cooking capabilities are great, but I think that's going to be the case with any induction cooktop. Initially it seemed quite noisy, especially with certain cookware but after around a month or two I hardly notice it now. The one you've linked looks to have solved this other issue, but the one I have has a single touch slider for the whole cooktop and you have to select which hob you want to control, which gets a bit annoying when you're managing a few things cooking at once.
I have this same model in 60cm as our kitchen is on the small size.
Disclaimer, I work for F&P so I won't try to influence you towards or away from any brand. But I would echo the advice above. Much better to have seperate controls for each heating zone. A single touch slider is functional but it does get a bit cumbersome if you are using multiple zones at the same time and wanting to adjust the cooking power.