Product review (4 stars): Awesome dual-fuel range!  Some things to consider.
I went back and forth before finally deciding to purchase this range.  I received a 10% discount off list, which means I paid North of $2,600.  That is a LOT of money in my world.

  Imagine my surprise, when the range was delivered and I discovered that it required a 220V outlet!  Now this oversight was 100% my fault.  I just want to prevent others from learning this the hard way (like I did).  Furthermore, this GE Cafe dual-fuel range requires a 40 amp circuit!  My electric dryer requires only 20 amps!

So $415 later (the cost of running a 50 amp circuit) I could cook!

Cooktop:  You will want to buy "Simple Green" (degreaser) & a bunch of the fiber non-metalic scrubbers.  Simple Green's instructions say that it can be used straight or diluted 1:10 with water.  You'll want to use it full strength.  This range has the most infuriating of all types of  stainless steel - trust me.  This range will work your butt off to get/keep clean.  This range is such a pain to clean - it will change the way you cook.  You will turn things down - so they don't spit.  You will use lids - when you never used to use lids.  On the positive side, I really like the oblong burner in the middle & the high output front right burner.

Griddle:  Very good.  The griddle grate is super dense & large.  Grease flows away from your foods into a well designed catch.  In fact, the tendency for grease to move away from foods and into the grease catch can be frustrating when trying to cook breakfast "Waffle House" style.  However, I'll take on a George Foreman grill any day!

Oven:  Superlative!  The touch screen controls are elegant & intuitive!  The oven has a digital temperature readout that tells you the temperature and shows you the elements in use via a picture!  Very cool.  The (2) oven lights & the crystal clear dual-pane window allow you to see everything that's going on.  Anything you bake, convection bake, convection roast - will exceed your expectations!

That's it.  It was a rocky road ($$$) to get here, but I love my GE Cafe.