Product review (4 stars): Mostly Pros!!!  Just a few Cons
I have been using induction for at least 20 years. I had it when I lived in Japan and when I moved back to the states I was able to replace my oven range with an induction oven range. Using a typical electric glass cooktop was torture after being spoiled by induction. We recently moved and the house we bought had a 36 inch Jenn Air. It was original to the house so about 12 years old. Trying to adjust with the control knobs on this was  a major frustration and I had enough when a week ago I prepared a big Sunday meal with 4 burners going at the same time. I got on-line and found a good deal on this and purchased it straight away. It arrived last night and my husband who is a big breakfast person and everyday complained how he missed the induction we had installed it straight away. He is pretty handy but he did have some trouble installing since there is no plug in as it is wired. The wires from the old one did not match up perfectly. The controls are amazing(a huge plus from any induction I have used) and it is so quiet you will not even know it is on unless you turn it up to high. It also has a timer which is great if you are busy like us. The only reason I did not give it 5 star is because the hole for the old 36 inch is a bit bigger and I am having trouble finding a GE Trim Kit for the 36" size. We did find the 30/32 inch kit on-line. It is available in black and white for about $100. It would be nice if they had it available in stainless steel as well.  Also it has a vent hood you have to attach under it and it has made the drawer where I keep all my flatware not useable. This is major since I really don't have anywhere else to put my flatware which I have a lot of. Since this was just installed and we have only used it a day I will update has need be. I am hoping after I post this that GE reaches out to me with some solutions for the issues we are having.