I went with the GE Cafe induction slide in range. I love it. I had to have a range with double ovens which really cut back my list of choices.

My neighbors have a Frigidaire induction range that's worked great for them for several years now. I like the burner layout on the current Frigidaire 30" model.

I’ve had a Frigidaire induction range for about 8-10 years and it’s been great without any issues with it. With that said, the two smaller back burner are not as powerful as the two front burners. I don’t usually need more than two burners at a time so it’s not a big deal for me that they take a little more time to heat up.

I have the discontinued LG LSE4617ST which performs well. It's been replaced by the LG LSIL6336F which includes some improvements such as a 0-9 keypad for setting the oven temperature and timer, and clearer induction element markings, but only four elements. Specs.

Competitors include the four-element Frigidaire FCFI3083AS and five-element GCFI3060BF (if you don't mind digital controls). The Samsung NE63B8211SS is an amazing bargain at $900. Always review the range spec sheets for features lists and user guides.

I also got the Cafe, because knob controls were a non-negotiable for me that narrowed down the options quite a bit at the time. I cook and bake a lot and love it!

I also recently replaced my range with the GE Cafe induction slide in (with two ovens-- a shallow top grill and lower full oven). Love it. Knob controls were also a must have for me.