Customer Ratings & Reviews

We’ve had this stove for two days and so far it’s been incredible.  I’ll admit we were a little worried about switching from gas to induction, but so far we’ve been impressed. Our cast-iron pans work really well and it’s super cool how much control you have over the temperature. As for the stove, everything is functioning as expected and the air fry function worked well. We’ve tested all burners and the stove, including running multiple burners and the stove all at once and everything works great. The control knobs have a nice feel to them and it’s easy to tell if a burner is on as there’s a cool indicator light next to each one that tells you when they’re on and at what level. Our only real complaint is that we’re worried about scratching the glass surface, but weve cooked a few meals with our cast iron pans and it still looks brand new.

I have owned the LG induction range for one month. I haven't used most of the features to date. Water boils quickly. The only con is that the display panel is difficult to read at nigh because it does not illuminate. This is a minor inconvenience for me. I would recommend this range.

The induction cooktop is the best cooktop ever. Beats gas and electric hands down. The oven is perfect for baking. My wife thinks it easily beats other ovens.

So far we love the range. It took a little getting use to induction heating having used gas for so many years and electric before that. Reslly impressed how quickly it heats and with residual hot surface when turned off. The only issues we have is how tricky it is to use the timer...having to manipulate between hours and minutes. The other is the need for a metal disc for our aluminum pans. Someday we will have all stainless steel. So easy to clean.

We love our new range! The induction cooktop required a bit of study coming from our old one, but we've had incredible results! I cooked the best salmon I can remember, and looking forward to baking for days! So, so, so happy we purchased this!

I put this in an investment property. The price point is great, but still looks high end. Trying to find a slide-in under 1k is difficult. I only used the cooktop but it did the job. I wish they included the gas hookup items. That took me a few trips to the store.

Just received the Samsung electric range/oven and we are very pleased so far. The delivery guys are fabulous. They are knowledgeable, efficient and superb at their job. We highly recommend Best Buy and Pacific Sales in particular. Everyone who works there is extraordinary.

Looked nice and had great reviews but after using the self clean once the oven stayed locked and electronic panel was locked down as well. I bought Best Buy Warranty Service who referred us to a sketchy business Home Technology Services when I called their office to confirm an appointment a woman answered by her name with a screaming child in the background. Confirmed by text and they were a no show. We now have to jump through hoops to get someone reliable out here. Anyway wanted to warn anyone thinking about getting this product and warn about Best Buys warranty - its not Geek Squad just some sketchy unprofessional outfit.

I rarely write reviews, although I check them out all the time when I buy something. And I'm usually skeptical of 5-stars ones, skipping over to the more negative ones to see if there's something there that would actually bother me and that I can relate to. But I don't have a choice here... We had the stove in our kitchen for a little over a month and used it everyday, especially for large holiday meals around Christmas. This stove is a game-changer! You will literally giggle the first time you boil a large pot of water, it's that incredible. And then, the stove top is barely too hot to touch when all is done. The glass surface is beautiful and resilient to messes - I REALLY tested it too :) BTW: don't try to 'protect' it by putting something between the pot and the stove top - it will likely melt/burn/... - I did and it was a tough lesson. But it still came out looking like new, after much cleaning, in the end. If you love cooking (as I do), you will stay amazed by it for a long long time. Say goodbye to gas, for good - it would be a (big!) step backwards to use that again. The specific details of the stove/oven implementation make sense and are well done too: - the knobs have a satisfying detente as you 'click' past each number, and don't feel cheap, like so many others do; - the oven light comes on just by taping the glass; - the oven has _everything_ you could ask for!: air-fryer (fantastic), air sous-vide (haven't tried that one yet); broils to 550F; self-cleans; convection everything. It all works very well and the controls are intuitive. - There's a temperature probe for the oven that's simple to use. - Even the 'smartphone' BS is simple to setup and kind of nice: it beeps when preheat is done; when the timer is done; when the probe reaches the set temp; etc (although I would never pay extra for that kind of thing, it seems to come with all appliances these days. LG did a nice job here, and the same app works with all their other appliances too - who doesn't want to setup their laundry machine and their oven on their phone? Life was way too simple in the 90s). - The usual LG annoying chimes are surprisingly not that annoying on this unit. - One downside observation though: a consequence of the high power of the induction system is that you will produce a lot more smoke (especially at first) then you are used to, so this NEEDS to be paired with an equally good fan. I don't think the microwave/fan combos can do the trick here, and 'recycling air' filters definitely will be overwhelmed. We bought a Fotile unit with 800 CFM flowrate (another beautiful thing in our kitchen! Check it out), and it got a run for its money a couple of times already, when I didn't keep my eyes on what was going on for just a second... - Finally, we were worried about making our pots/pans obsolete b/c of induction. But it turns out, most clad units have magnetic stainless core that works well with this. Cast iron is best, by far, but not necessary. The stove has a cool feature that lets you 'see', on a scale of 1-10, how well your pots are paired with the stove elements. Honestly, I'm so enchanted with this that I could go on and on about it - and I do! Many friends now turn around and walk away whenever that topic comes up :( It's definitely not cheap, but worth it! I'm now a big LG fan

The LG induction range is the best decision I’ve made for my health, my time and my food. This range can boil a large pot of water so fast it’s unreal, if go so far as to say you can boil a large pot in 2 minutes, but I haven’t timed it yet and it doesn’t matter it’s fast. Not only that but this cooktop is very easy to clean. I love the blue enamel interior it looks classy inside and out. Just plug in and you’re done.

When it was time to replace my gas stove, I decided to try induction to help the planet. It has taken a short learning curve, but it hasn’t been hard and I’m happy with the results. The stove heats very quickly without the burners heating up the room, which makes a big difference in summer. The oven works well and anything I have baked so far has turned out as expected. The only problem I’ve had is that the installers did not level it so it rocks back and forth.

I am totally pleased with this range. Best buy made my experience both quick and very easy. The induction cooktop is one of the quickest I have used. The oven is easy to clean and the wifi feature is not the best nor the worst as it lacks a couple of conveniences. The main front panel is a bit dim and not so easy to see.

I had a previous model of this stove that just died a month out of the extended warranty & was told 'it's out of warranty, sorry'. So, I $3,300 stove that wasn't even 5 years old had to be thrown out. Some would find it odd that we'd actually by anothernof the same brand but when comparing stoves we still kept coming back to the LG induction. I do all the cooking & have been using induction stoves for about 15 years & I really don't think there's anything better to cook with for most meals (other than wok cooking, that is). I could have purchased a Bosch but the oven cavity was just too small for my needs on all their 30" models. I looked at GE but for the price difference I just didn't feel like it was worth it. This happened to be on sale when we bought it & for some reason at the time of purchase it was a couple of hundred dollars cheaper on their website than in the store so we got a great deal on an excellent induction oven. It doesn't have the warming drawer feature the previous model had but for $1,000 I could do without a feature I'd only use a couple of weeks at most a year. As for the operation--like most induction stoves, you can boil anything extremely fast. It also heat pans up quickly since induction doesn't have to heat an element, then the pan, then the contents. Put butter in a pan, put the burner on medium & the butter will be melted in seconds. The oven itself is very large, so large that I have a hard time reaching the back to wipe any spills off or to use the low heat clean method so I've had to use the high heat self clean several times which was a problem on the older models as it would cause an issue with the magnets or the wiring for the cooktop. Hasn't been an issue with this model yet so maybe LG added some extra insulation, better quality wiring or more heat resistant magnet elements. I could really go on & on talking about how good all the functions of this stove are but I'd just sum it up by saying this is easily the best oven this 64 year old cook has ever purchased or used.

Induction Range with Air Fry capable oven is great. Purchase and installation experience was a nightmare. Delivery promised in 30 days, then extended for 30 more, then extended 2 weeks, then extended a week. Installer was not properly qualified to connect power cord. I had to have him correct his work.

Love this stove. Heats up and boils water faster than a gas stove. The heat switches off instantly with no hot bulky iron grills. Temperature control is very exact compared to the guessing on a gas or electric burner stove. Spills do not get burned onto the stove. Very easy cleaning. Stove top is cool to the touch. Burner area is cool enough to touch within seconds of removing the pan.

We were hesitant about purchasing an induction range due to the cost. This LC induction range was on sale so we jumped in. We are so happy with the way it cooks instantly. The range is simple to use and easy to clean. The oven heats quickly and is so quiet. We would highly recommend it.

This stove is great. It boils water extremely fast. Integrates well with the Android app. Loaded with features and easy to use and clean. Response is as fast as a gas stove when adjusting burner temperature. Stovetop cools down very quickly. I was very excited to have this addition to my kitchen!

We’ve had it for over a month now and couldn’t love it more. Easy to use, and put a nice finishing touch on our kitchen. Induction ranges are definitely the way to go.

This induction range is a cooking revelation. The oven heats up quickly and cooks precisely and the cooktop is a game changer. It is not only beautiful to look at but boils, fries, simmers and everything in between much faster than anything we've ever used before with much better heat control.

I love it! Easy to use! Stove top so easy to keep clean. Damp dishrag does it. Everything I've baked so far has come out great.Air Fry feature so convenient.