We bought this to replaced a gas range. My wife loves to cook and was a little apprehensive about the switch. We like how fast things heat up and how easy it is to clean. The correspondence between knobs and heating elements could be better. My wife left a lid o the stove. She was trying to use the bridge element on the left hand side and accidently turned on the element under the lid. There was no obvious sign the element was on and when she picked up the lid she burned herself.

I replaced my polluting and hard to clean 36" gas range with this induction cooktop, and absolutely love it so far! It's amazingly fast to boil water and I like the physical control knobs, which make it easier to cook intuitively. Each "burner" has a display that shows its heat setting. Biggest lesson learned is that you shouldn't put small pots on the big elements; it seems to work much more effectively when you match the pot to the element size. I use my Ninja nonstick pan set, Le Creuset pot, stainless steel pans, and an induction wok on this cooktop, and they all work great. My daughter loves it too, because it's safe for her to help me cook!

Two burners stopped working after one year. I loved this stovetop other than that. Hoping to get it fixed.

I've tried a few different induction cooktops and this really is the best one. This has physical knobs so it works even when your hands are wet, cannot be said about other cooktops. There's no extra button you need to push to turn it on. Just twist the knob left or right. It beeps when you need it to and the beep is pleasant. Not too loud and not too sharp. Cooking performance is great. Induction stoves tend to have a ring shaped hot spot. This one is the most even one I've seen. It doesn't have too many extra features such as a timer, auto off function, or wifi. Also means you're not paying for extra functions which is nice. The only wonky thing about this cooktop is that you turn the knobs counter clockwise to turn UP the temperature. Best Buy has their information wrong about this cooktop. Per the manual you need a 50A breaker not a 40A.

This is my first time using an induction cooktop and I am SO impressed! It heats up and cools down amazingly quickly. I really like the non-push button analog dials. The only downside of this unit is that the glass top marking showing the location of the heating elements is pretty faint.