Product review (4 stars): Nice looking, Powerburner works great.
We moved from a 16 year old GE Profile 4 burner gas cooktop to this GE Cafe 5 burner cooktop.

Installed it this weekend and cooked: soup in a large 8 qt pot, boiled water, used the griddle for bacon and French toast, sauted some vegetables.

Pros:
- Powerboil feature works great and boils faster than even the most powerful burner on the previous stove.
- The middle burner has a two stage burner -- you can have a very low flame. Great for low simmer or keeping something warm.

Cons:
- The knobs do not come off for cleaning.
- The griddle has a very shallow liquid well. If you're cooking bacon, there's not much room for grease. 4 slices of bacon was enough to fill it. There's no way to drain it, so had to resort to sopping up the grease with a paper towel. I will not cook bacon on it again.

Things to Consider:
- There are 3 grates -- one each over the two side burners, one over the middle burner. These are heavy and you must move them to clean under them. Our old stove had individual grates, so you only moved one to clean underneath.
- The cast iron grates scratch the stainless if you're not careful when you move it.
- the overall height from the counter to the top of burner is higher than our old stove. We have an over stove microwave and we lost some clearance.

I read some reviews that said the height between the flame and the pan was too great. We measured our old stove and measured this. They were both the same, and we measured a number of other cook tops at Home Depot. There wasn't much difference. The issue that some folks my have had may be related to BTU rating of the burners of the old stove, vs the new stove.

All in all, happy with the stove.