Product review (3 stars): Even-Heat Electric Chrome Griddle is at best anemic.
Honesty, the stove top is great. The ovens are great. The big detractor is the Even-Heat Electric Chrome Griddle - which was kind of the reason I went with this model. We do big family breakfasts on the weekend and I wanted a griddle for pancakes, eggs, bacon etc.

According to the service guy who is here RIGHT NOW the griddle is only 120 volt (Then why did I run a 30 amp service is the stove isn't going to make use of all that power?).  As such, 20 minutes into the service call, the griddle is at 93 degrees.  That is completely unsat.

The few times I've used it in the past 7 months, it's taken forever. 45 minutes to cook bacon (yes, I did time it).
The chrome is pretty, but..... it's far from non-stick. A cast iron griddle top that was removable for cleaning would be about 1,000,000 times better.

But with this griddle being so... wimpy - It's like have a car with three working tires and a donut... you can get there, but it ain't gonna be fast.

IF I had known about this problem, I'd have gone with a different configuration.  Probably the Viking 8 burner range with the same full/half oven set up and just used one of my several cast iron griddles (or bought a commercial griddle that covers four burners).