Product review (1 stars): Unfortunately my only reasonable option
Like Steve, I replaced an older cooktop with the Frigidaire, available in Stainless, Black and White, the only cooktop of this size currently in production, according to several vendors, and my only choice without modification of the kitchen in the house I recently purchased. Having used an older, Frigidaire gas range in a former residence, I naively assumed that this even later model would be as good or better. Wrong!

The good news is that it fit the cabinet without modification, though they had changed the location of the gas connection, so it was a bit more complicated to install. The bad news is that it is either sloppy engineering or manufacturing or both. The grates are rough cast and scratchy, though initially the finish takes it OK. (But I have a suspicion that I might regret not spending the extra money and getting stainless.) Worse, the tops and bottoms are not parallel. Flat-bottomed pots and pans rock on the top and the grates rock as well. Fortunately most do not rock enough to be too dangerous, but it is annoying.

More annoying than the rocking grates is the deceitful control knobs. Though incrementally labeled Lo, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Hi, don't expect incremental increase in gas. Mine exhibits: essentially no change from Lo to 2, increase from 2 to 2.5, little or no change from 2.5 to 3.5, another jump at around 4, and little or no change from 4.5 to 5.5, then a big jump from 5.5 to Hi. Thus, adjusting might require extremely careful turning, or several degrees turning before any significant change occurs. In short, the increments on the knobs are hardly related to flame intensity.

I'll learn to live with it only because nothing else fits, and I don't want to remodel my kitchen. If you have a choice, and you enjoy cooking, I suggest you look elsewhere. This cooktop is a piece of overpriced junk.