Customer Ratings & Reviews

still unknown, the rental home is vacant. Sorry about that

Works great looks great great price and fast delivery

Great stove. It was exactly what we were looking for.

Love my new store! Plus got it for a great price!!

Overall very happy with product,satisfied with price

This range looks very nice and the price worth it nice desing

Bake two different tempts at the same time. Awesome!

Works great. Even heat across. Bakes consistently.

Works great, wish the cooktop EWS easier to clean though.

In new house, but haven't used it yet, looks great

Wide space wash for blanket and bed sheets and wash bright

I like it its great and does the job for a great price

I like this stove but it shows fingerprints easily.

I'm replacing a 20 year old stove which took 30+ minutes to heat to 425 degrees and stove elements would would boil water on the "low" setting after a couple of minutes. That and other goofball problems, and finding out replacement components are no longer available, makes replacement the only viable option. Samsung has been a great brand for smartphones and their TVs tend to be above average as well. So I'm finally getting into the 21st century, so let's see what this stove does: The good: * heats up surprisingly quickly. Much faster than I had ever dreamed of, in fact. * convection oven is really nice * clean and smooth looking * timer to automatically shut off oven when done alone makes this a great purchase. It seems so simple, yet it probably the one most crucial feature of an oven most people would want if they knew about it. That last one is so awesome, I want to say it twice: * timer to automatically shut off oven when done alone makes this a best buy. (see what I did there? =D ) Now for the bad: * Buttons require a bit of pressure to tap to get to go bleep and execute the intended function. This will probably improve over time. * Control panel feels flimsy compared to the previous stove. It's probably just a nitpick, since the new stove has a a bunch of buttons one can tap - not the sort of thing you'd find in something made in the 1990s with lots of tiny knobs - I would have hoped for something a little more sturdy. As long as the critical elements are built decently, a flimsy-feeling control panel is not much of a nitpick and fair cost cutting compromise (use the other hand to hold and don't tap too hard), and - again - Samsung has a better reputation in general, IMHO. * take care to clean glass on top of stove - do read the included directions for info on what cleaning compounds are acceptable And the ugly? * This type of oven design is new to me so I wasn't expecting various snap-snap or less often snap-snap-snap snapping noises periodically and repeatedly while preheating. It's less loud and less frequent after reaching desired temperature, though. The manual does discuss a popping noise from the oven (normal due to heat expanding metal and cooling that contracts it), except this snapping noise is coming from the plastic control panel region and not where the metal. If it's preheating then a relay controlling the heat element would not need to go off until the desired temperature is reached? (If something like the fan is, say, needing to reverse directions to help spread heat around faster then the relay going off and on makes sense to prolong the motor's life - reversing motor direction while it's receiving power is not a good thing... From what I found online so far, that could be the case. If the manual states the full process, then I overlooked it. Oops.) The good news is just before writing this I did a little more research and found a video proving that the snapping noises ARE a NORMAL part of this oven's heating process and not as ugly as I feared it to be and I've to get used to something made in this millennium for a change, haha! >>> The Caveat: A small amount off customers have reported slower-heat-up problems developing over a very abnormally short period of time. Had more negative reviews existed, and people are more inclined to write those, I might believe there is a design problem. But I'm not getting that vibe, and even the best assembly line will still see one or two problem children slide on through. So my 2 cents is to always get an extended warranty, just in case. Not everybody will have this fault develop or in the timeframe they experienced, but you never know if yours is affected by the same conditions theirs were.

The oven itself is good, but the cooktop being solid black is a bad design. From the first time cooking on it you could see discoloration on the burner. Buttons are also hard to push, but once you get use to that it isn't a problem.

The oven takes a significant time to heat to desired temperature; aproximately 15 minutes to get to 350. It "clicks" throughout cooking time as it maintains temperature. The sound is aggravating in my small house. The black cooktop shows everything and takes constant attention to keep it looking clean. I needed a white stove and no appliance dealer in our area had one on display with a ceramic cooktop, so I was forced to order online. I will never order a stove online again.

I heard a lot of bad comments of electric stoves and I can say I not disappointed. I love my stove.

Cooktop scratches easy. First time I used it I noticed a scratch that I couldn't remove. Other than that I'm happy with it.

Works as advertised. I will not purchase another oven without the self-cleaning option.

I bought this stove 3 years ago at Best Buy and the two burners in the front are not working properly. The heat temperatures can't be controlled properly. Even if I put the knob in the lower level the heat in the burner does not change. I have to turn off the burner in order to continuing cooking, otherwise the stove overcooks my food. My previous stove was a different brand; I bought it at LFD Furniture in 1998 and I changed the stove for this Samsung. Big mistake. Now I am looking for somebody to fix this issue with my stove.