Product review (1 stars): Did not stand the test of time.
I've owned essentially this same range (PB925 - no longer in production) for 4 1/2 years. I really loved it for four years but in the past six months, slowly but surely the electronics started failing. It started with the clock. The controls are all on a touchpad type of surface. Suddenly the clock touch pad just stopped working. I was annoyed but not severely disappointed. About three months later though, the burners would just turn off, for no reason at all. Initially, I'd just have to turn them back on once but now they stay on for about three or four minutes and I have to turn them on again. Obviously this is a major hassle. The same has started with the oven. It just turns of for no reason. The timer has also suddenly stopped working.

I'm used to having ranges last at least ten years. The cost of having repair people come out these days is crazy and there's no assurance they'll be able to fix it. If they do, typically, their work is warrantied for 90 days.

At the time I bought this GE Profile 30" induction range and convection oven it was the top rated oven of its type with Consumer Reports; a magazine to which I've subscribed and relied upon for over forty years. I'm now, for $1,200 plus tax, going to buy a new Kenmore Elite induction range. It is currently rated # 1 by Consumer Reports so I'm giving them another chance as I've found them to be a very reliable source. In the current ratings for 30" induction ranges, GE is no longer even rated, let alone highly rated.

Induction cooking is great and, this range gets many positive reviews. However, I'm willing to bet the vast majority of those reviews are from people who have owned the range a year or less. I loved mine for four years too. However, based upon the test of time, I cannot recommend anyone buy a GE induction range; Profile or otherwise.