Have a look or join this recent thread https://www.houzz.com/discussions/5966112/advice-needed-on-induction-side-in-range#25835120

thank you for the reference. Let the games begin! :)

We purchased the Kitchenaid induction for a kitchen upgrade a few years ago and liked it so much we bought another for our new build. The oven racks glide smoothly and the range top has a bridge. There’s also a warming drawer. The stove even cane with a really nice set of induction cookware.

Bosch. Awesome.

We haven't yet remodeled our kitchen and purchased the range, but we spent quite a bit of time right before COVID hit researching and appliance shopping. From the reviews and what we saw, GE is the best bet at a reasonable price.

I'm very happy with my LG slide in induction range, about US$ 2K, but it doesn't have a bridging feature. I've had it about 3 years now.

Consumer Reports (https://www.consumerreports.org/join - $10/month digital) has reviews of seven induction ranges.

• The GE Profile induction ranges are probably the best choice if you want digital controls.
• If you want knobs, the LG induction ranges are probably the best choice though they don't have the burner bridging

There are hundreds of owners' reviews on the Home Depot, Best Buy, and Lowes websites.

The Bosch HII8056U induction has a very poor control design -- one virtual slider for all four burners -- has a small oven, and is over-priced.

What is your budget? Have you considered the KitchenAid induction range?

I'd like to stay under $3K for sure. I've looked at the KA and Jenn-Air, which apparently are the same. I love that look specifically, but a lot of reviews comment on the length of time the oven takes to reach temp. (20+ min!).

I have Bosch and it has worked fine for 6 years now. I previously had a gas cooktop. I remember I was a bit limited as I needed a very shallow one as I have a drawer right under the cooktop that stores my seasonings. I think it came down between thermador and Bosch, if I remember correctly. So funny, when you are going through the renovation, you know every model down to the T. Now I can barely remember some of the stuff.

Sorry just realized you are looking for a range and not just a cooktop. My experience is the cooktop.

no problem. all information is good information, and boy do I hear you about renovations. When we started our kitchen reno back in 2014, I researched the heck out of it. thank goodness for the Gardenweb forums!

So far I love my new Bosch 800 series induction convection range. No issues with controls or oven size. Very sensitive controls work like a dream. Highly recommend.

The LG induction ranges are on sale right now at Costco for very reasonable prices.