How did you narrow it to those two choices? When I was looking for same the one I would have purchased was Bosch.

I too wonder what your reasons are for those 2 choices.A bit more info might be helpful.

Costco.com seems to have some good deals on induction. You need to search on "induction range" to find them though. You just can't beat their return policy.

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Hi Alll, Thanks for posting. I am narrowing to these 2 as they are the 2 ones that will fit in my space, in the area I live in (Canada).

Consumer Reports gave top-notch ratings -- including reliability -- to the GE Profile PHS930SLSS ($2440). It predicts that the less-expensive LG LSE4616ST ($1900 ) will perform similarly to the LG LSE4617ST ($2500).

@wdccruise I don't think that model is available in Canada unfortunately. So I am just looking at the Kitcnehaid or LG

We have a kitchenaid and now that I have found which pots vibrate and which don't, I am fine with the purchase.

One feature that i find really annoying (and I see that same feature on the Kitchenaid you are considering) is the stovetop controls on the glass. If a pot boils over a bit and water pools on the controls, all the elements on ours shut down, which can be really aggravating if you leave a few pots to simmer and come back later to discover the entire stovetop turned off.

I would much prefer the controls to be on a separate panel.

I have a similar Kitchenaid version and really like it. The controls for the burners are on the front of ours. The burners have nice functional control, from simmering, warm all the way to hot. The self cleaning oven does a good job and is easy to use. The bottom cooking drawer is nice around the holidays.

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Thanks everyone. I ended up ordering the GE Profile Slide in Induction. Not sure if it is the same range as the US model as the pricng is throwing me off- it should be much higher in Canada if the same. I asked the salesman and he said it is the same range, so I am happy with my purchase. Thanks for the input!