If she's the cook, and it won't break the bank, go for the happy life.

Lots to like with the Miele but the $7k price really gives me pause. I might feel better about that if the price included a ten year warranty. It does not. Near as I can tell, this range seems to have the Industry standard 1 year warranty. My past experience with 10-setting induction burners is that the adjustments are not fine enough for things like pressure cooking and simmering, at least for me. Do note that the few owner reports here to date have ranged from pretty favorable to raves. However, for the money, I'd sure want to have a test drive before buying it.

At half the price, the Bosch is still pretty darn expensive. I like the burner layout but I've been leery of cooktop touchpad controls. (That's a prejudice that carries over from some older generations of induction cookers, and the prejudice dies hard.) I'm also not sure if the control ergonomics would suit me. Again, I would want a test drive.

I'm debating same. I have Miele wall oven now and like it, but the price gives me pause.