Customer Ratings & Reviews

A big disappointment. 1) The glass top is garbage. When cleaning up the cooktop with cleaner made for smooth surface cooktops the glass was chipped in two places. 2) The glass has a grid texture and i have found this makes it more difficult to clean than other cooktops. The same goes for the rubber seal on the edge of the cooktop as it is tough to clean. 3) The air fryer feature has been useless for us. Results varied and it wasn't worth it. 4) The control panel feels like cheap garage. The buttons need pressed really hard to adjust cooking temp and there's no feedback other than the temp changing. The buttons are all flat so they don't feel like they give when pressed but it's not a touch screen that uses infrared. Really, really, really poorly designed.

The control panel mins defective and my range was bought on September 2021. Too soon for a control panel to show distorted images. Picture is supposed to show time 6.03 I’m very disappointed.

The oven itself is higher quality. It bakes really well. Food is very crispy, cakes and cookies cook evenly. It also alerts you when the temperature is ready. I didn’t care for the cooktop. It is bumpy and has grooves making it harder to clean than other smooth tops on the market. Yes, it does clean with Cerama Bryte, but you have to do this every single time you use it. Also, it has no number pad, and I found the arrows and buttons harder to press than other ranges. The LED clock /timer display is a little hard to read. I would be liked to have tried the air fry option, but we looked everywhere and couldn’t find an air fry tray for sale, making this a useless option. The WiFi was also a unnecessary option. All on all, I wasn’t happy with it and traded it for a Samsung for $200 less.

After owning the LG LREL6323S for 2 years, I can safely say that this is the worst product I've ever purchased. After yet another dinner was randomly lit on fire / expensive pan scorched from a burner on 5, on the LOW side of the dial, despite cooking the exact same thing at the exact same temp/time, in the exact same pan, the night before and it came out perfect, I decided to do a bit of investigating online. I though it was "just me," [though I've never had more than 1-2 over/undercooked meals adjusting to a new electric range], I realized I have the same laundry list of problems everyone else does: the body of entire appliance gets dangerously hot even when not using the cooktop. Burners cycle weird and either over or underheat things. The display randomly has parts of the numerals burn out. The glass top is ruined as soon as *anything* drips, spatters, or is merely set on it, and is impossible to clean. If you want to bake or roast something at 425, the oven just decides, "well, you meant 350 or 400, right? Also, sorry it's preheating and you can't change the temp." The blue enamel interior in mine isn't flaking YET, but it is around the latch, I just don't bake a ton, so I'm expecting that to rear it's head. Mine also locked, threw a code, and refused to respond to the control panel while Christmas dinner was in the oven, and I had to pull it out from the wall & reset it while dinner was being turned into charcoal inside. I got this as part of a package deal (I believe full price was ~$1200 for the range), and I can't believe the absolute garbage quality of LG's mid level appliances: cooking on this thing is a 50/50 shot if you're eating dinner that night, the flimsy latch of the dishwasher kept acting up the first couple weeks and refused to let the machine run, and what I thought was just residue from the protective plastic on the front of the fridge is weird bubbly tarnishing that no gentle cleaner will remove, and I'm definitely not gonna try and hit it with Barkeepers Friend and make it worse. OK, the microwave that came with the set works great with no cosmetic or functional issues, 1/4 is pretty good, right?

Look nice. Bakes evenly. Feature I'm not thrilled with is that it has no number pad. You press + and - to increase or decrease temp. Also, there are two buttons that have multi functions. Touch pads don't react to my finger. My husband had to press the buttons to make them react properly.

So far so good. Only real qualm is about not getting the model with a number pad since you need to use a plus minus to add time or temperature. Additionally you cant adjust temp or timer once cooking started.