Product review (1 stars): Don't even think about it!
Talk about a huge mistake, our purchase of this GE Induction Cooktop is the personification of "mistake."  It can be an installation nightmare for starters if you have to modify your cabinet opening to accommodate it, which may be likely.  If you have drawers beneath your present cooktop you will loose them if nearer than 12" from the bottom of this unit.  Worst of all, you may have only a 50/50 chance of the unit being 100 % functional out of the box.  Ours wasn't, largest burner was dead.  If you should live outside of GE's direct service area as we do, you are probably S.O.L. in terms of any hope of a qualified repair technician with immediate access to repair parts to actually perform warranty work.

UPDATE:
GE Customer Care has done their best to come up with someone to perform warranty repair on our cooktop.  Problem is the service provider cannot get to it for another three weeks and they estimate that what ever repair parts that will be needed will take another one to two weeks if they are not back ordered.  Bottom line, crippled cooktop for roughly six weeks and a kitchen that is a total mess due to having to leave cabinet area beneath the cooktop free of pots and pans.  NOTE:  error codes on this unit imply that the issue is with the controls touch pad.  It's a real shame their Q.C. folks let this thing get out without working properly.  For those thinking these things are made by Bosch, they are produced in a GE plant in Georgia, whether Bosch manufactures any of the components is anyone's guess.