Customer Ratings & Reviews

If you are looking for something a little more stylish than the GE/Whirlpool ... gas cooktop. This is it. It’s not the top of the line, but does add a look of class to the kitchen. I like that 3 of the burners are the same heat intensity and the larger even higher. The simmer setting on each burner is also nice. Dimensions are as specified and hookup was easy.

A lot of appliances nowadays have very cool IoT functionalities added, and yes, it would have been nice if those features were available. But even the IoT capabilities that I've seen with cooktops and ovens seem to be lacking one thing that would make IoT in cooking appliances invaluable and that's the ability to remotely turn the appliance OFF. To be fair, I've only seen what is possible with my LG oven and a Samsung cooktop (replaced by this one), so I can't say that this limitation is true for all brands and their implementation of IoT in their appliances. A lot of cooktops that I considered all had the typical oddball burner arrangement (large, medium, and small). I get the thinking, you move your pot/pan to the burner that suits the cooking method needed (frying, simmering, or whatever). When I found the F&P cooktops, I realized that I can expect to do all of that with all the burners, why not? Certainly the starting prices aren't on the budget side, but this model was at a price point that wasn't going to break the bank. It's been installed now for about 2 months. My wife and I are always pleasantly pleased at how hot the burners are and how quick they reach cooking temperatures. One thing we had to adjust to was not relying on the dial position for level of heat since the heat range is now on a completely different scale from our old cooktop. As for the rest of the cooktop, the continuous grate is very convenient, and the stainless surface looks decent. The knobs don't turn as effortlessly as previous cooktops, but we can adjust to that. It would have been nice if the knobs had a light under them that turned on when they were in the on position so that you can easily see if they were left on, but again, we didn't have that before so, not a big deal. One lesson we learned, well two lessons we learned; If you're needing to remodel your kitchen, and you tend to cook larger portions, consider moving up to 36 inches. We stayed at 30 and only when we started shopping for cooktops did we realize that we hand't thought through the remodel enough beforehand. Secondly, if you tend to use larger cooking vessels, 30 inches and 5 burners don't mix. The one we bought before this was a 5 burner model from Samsung. It was a great cooktop; IoT, illuminating knobs, continuous grate, and an included griddle plate add-on. Unfortunately, my wife has larger pots and pans that she uses often to cook larger portions and complained about the spacing of the burners which limited the number of items she can cook at the same time. In our case, 4 well spaced burners is very accommodating for multiple large cooking vessels to be used at the same time - that's another plus for this cooktop, the burner spacing is sufficient so that 4 10 inch cooking vessels can easily sit centered over their burners.

Great product, strong burners, terrible customer service at bestbuy.com

Fisher & Paykel applianes are beautifully designed, there is no question about that! This cooktop works amazingly well too!