Product review (3 stars): Needs improvements to performance
This is our third induction cooktop (keep selling the houses after the kitchen gets remodeled).  We've had Bosch and LG previously with fantastic performance.  We liked that this one came with a pan that fits across the two bridge burners and the style of the controls.  The fact that there is a built-in timer that's easy to use is awesome.  But the performance just isn't there.  We were used to having powerboil settings that brought a cup of water to boiling in ~2 minutes, this one (regardless of the burner) takes significantly more time.  Additionally the induction elements don't disperse well around the pan as well as both previous manufacturers had, it seems the outline is much more of a guideline than anywhere close to the actual induction coil size (as evidenced by where water or oil boils on the bottom of the pans when in use).  Controls can be a little finicky too but it's nice to use a finger on the round part or the + / - buttons to tweak settings.  Also this thing requires a 50Amp circuit per the instructions, well we're not rewiring to 6 gauge wire from the existing 8 so I guess we'll see how it does on a 40A (keep in mind this in no way limits the power output of the burners just means we can't use all five at the same time).  Overall wish we had stuck with a Bosch or the LG studio series we previously had that featured much more powerful settings, more uniform heating, and still had the bridge burner functionality.