Product review (3 stars): Mixed feelings
First I want say I tried to leave a Review on the Kitchen Aid website for several days, and while there is a link to do so, it redirects you in a loop where you can actually never write a Review.  So beware of the Reviews written there, if you catch my drift.  Here are a few things to be aware of if you are buying this range.  First, the oven has an AWFUL chemical smell when you first turn it on.  Be prepared to open the windows, get your kids out of the house, and the K-Aid website even tells you to remove pet birds.  I mistakenly kept turning on the oven every day for 10 days and letting in run empty for an hour, thinking the smell would lessen.  It did not. I read on a blog that it would continue to smell until I started cooking in it. I thought this sounded crazy, but gave it a try, deciding to throw away whatever I cooked so I didn't poison my family. Believe it or not, it worked. One batch of bacon and a pumpkin pie later and the smell is gone. Go figure. Next, the oven vents out the front at the bottom, so hot air blows on your feet. Nice in the winter, or if you live in Maine.  A lot of other brands also have this design, so be aware. My old Maytag vented out the top in the back. The front right burner AND the back left are only 6000 BTU simmer burners. The front left also has a simmer burner imbedded in a wonderful 15,000 BTU burner, my favorite part of the range.  Does anyone really need 3 simmer burners?  Especially on the front right of the cooktop where many people have their counter space directly to the right hand side. Should have been a 9,000 BTU so I could at least cook an egg. Also, I have learned to ALWAYS use the convention function when using the oven. Otherwise, the outside edges of the food get burned, and the middle doesn't cook because the heating element in the top of the oven is a rectangle and it just radiates down and burns the outside edges.  The stainless really does scratch super easy compared to my 10 year old Maytag.  I do like the continuous grate.  I have not had a problem with the touch screen turning on if I bump into it. The digital panel is pretty intuitive and easy to use. This is a reasonably priced range, but I think I would buy the Electrolux instead if I had it to do over again.