Are these the only three you are considering? There are tons of induction cooktops out there. Why these three?

Wolf or Miele; maybe Bosch. Not Bertazzoni.

Bosch

Bosch

Hi! I like how they look and they fit my budget. Wolfe and Miele too expensive and I don’t like the look of the Bosch.

... I am going to get a range that’s a color. These are the three that work for my needs.

Thanks!

@AJCN, @rmsaustin are your recommendations based on reliability, performance, or something else?

I am unclear. You asked about a cooktop but say that you are going to get a range. Are you asking about the cooktop portion of an induction range? Or something else?

Oh no! I posted incorrectly. I meant to write range. :(.

What size induction range are you looking for - 30 or 36 inch? What is your price range?

I have a Bosch 30”:induction range and I like it very much. I have had it for about five years and have had not one bit of trouble. I would highly recommend it. I know that some people complain about having to pick the hob, then the setting for that job, but that doesn’t bother me. If there was one thing to change, I would probably prefer that the largest hob be in front. But I can see a benefit to it being in the back too.

if you want a 36”, your choices will be somewhat limited. I could be wrong, but I suspect that the power requirements for a 36” induction range may explain why there are few of them. And 36” will mean a giant oven with a longer preheat time. I am looking to redo my kitchen now, and was trying to find a 36” induction range because I would prefer a larger cooktop. I found that there are only a few options, so will probably go with a cooktop and wall ovens.

@nycbluedevil_gw - You'll love the wall ovens. So much less bending.

LOL—am going to install the ovens under counter. We don’t have much wall space and I want to lengthen my open counter space runs. We really don’t use the oven all that often. So I think we will do a 30” below the 36” cooktop and a 24” Miele speed oven on the island. I have the speed oven in my city apartment and love its flexibility and performance (the price not so much).

@ Issac -- my recommendations are based on experience w/Wolf and Bertazzoni and experience with Miele non-cooktop. Bertazzoni cooktop I had was not long-lasting; the Wolf replacement has been trouble-free. I have experience with Miele speed oven - mine broke, but up until that point I was very happy with it. Others on this site have praised their Bosch induction cooktops, so I added that. I thought original poster was talking about cooktops; looks like he was/is interested in induction ranges, of which I have no experience or opinion.