Product review (5 stars): Very nice range, good choice for 5-burner double oven
Very much enjoying this range! I used to have double wall ovens and a Jenn Air cooktop with grill/griddle. We've downsized but this oven gives me most of the benefits that I had with that setup.

The small oven is perfect for 95% of the needs for my wife and I, but I do expect the large oven will get a work-out at Thanksgiving when we have at least 7 for dinner. The Power Boil is terrific, and the grill/griddle is very handy and easy to clean.

I debated quite a bit between this and the PGB950SEFSS. The main differences:

* This model has a porcelain top surface, the 950 is stainless
* The 950 has a double-ring, 19,000 BTU boil burner - this has a single-ring 17,000 BTU
* The 950 has dual broiler burners, this has one broiler
* The 950 has a ball-bearing roller rack (I believe just one of the three) where this has all standard slide racks
* $700 MSRP price difference

To be honest I prefer the porcelain top surface of this oven aesthetically, but that's definitely a matter of opinion. The other features just didn't add up to $700 for me. I did use the broiler for a small frittata and that worked fine, but I can see how the double broiler could provide more even heat on a larger dish. The Power Boil is excellent on this, I don't see 10% higher BTU making a tremendous difference.

I also considered these other five-burner double-oven ranges: Frigidaire FGGF304DLF, KitchenAid HGRS505XSS, LG LDG3036ST, and Whirlpool WGG7550BS.  All have their benefits and drawbacks but the GE has the largest ovens and I got a good price through Amazon.