Product review (4 stars): Looks fantastic in my small NYC kitchen
I have a 68" kitchen located in my entry hall (not uncommon in Manhattan) and I needed to find an attractive cook-top which didn't take up a lot of counter space as every inch matters. It looks much more high-end than it is.

This cook-top has worked out quite well. I am happy with the ease of installation, and the overall look. The burners are nice and powerful, the back one is great for getting a sizable pot boiling quickly. As is to be expected with any black glass topped stove, every drop of grease shows, but it is easy to wipe up, and the cast iron grate is substantial (yet not too heavy).

My only complaint would be that it is difficult to adjust the flame size. You need a very very tiny long shafted screwdriver to insert into a tiny hole in the valve stem. I do not have one of these tiny screwdrivers, and after searching half a dozen hardware stores, I have given up the search and learned to live with it.