Product review (2 stars): BEWARE! Induction cooking is great but REPAIRS CAN BE EXPENSIVE
First the Pros.
First my GE induction range was an earlier model with the backlit control panel at the back of the range, but my comments, in general still apply..
Cooking with Induction is great. Water boils almost instantly, pots and pans stay relatively clean on the outside and the added counter space the cook top offers is a plus. I used this range for 2 years 10 months before the motherboard had a major meltdown. I'd had signs there were problems with it as early as 1 year after my purchase when my main large burner failed to boil water or sear stakes as efficiently as I could do on my smaller burners. However, I procrastinated calling for a service call as I thought it may just be the induction qualities of my cookware.  I loved cooking on induction but there are a few things you should be aware of if you are considering purchasing an induction range. The only major con of this range when it worked properly was that the back-lit control panel was very hard to read. Sometimes it took pure guesswork to select the right item on the panel for a given function because the function selections were extremely dimly lit.. The most important issue I wish to address is the cost for repair.  After only 2 years and 10 months my induction range went out entirely. I put in for an Authorized GE Service call. When the serviceman arrived their was a standard $108 diagnostic fee which I was fine with if my range could be repaired.  When the technician finished the diagnostics I was advised that the morther-board was fried and the replacement part would cast me over $1100 plus labor cost to install it. Since my wife did not like the induction stove at all because she felt the controls were to complicated and too difficult to read, we opted to purchase a new Gas range.  Induction can be a very efficient and a great way to cook, but if you choose to go that way, be aware that repair cost can be extremely expensive. I paid around $2800 new and only got 2 years 10 months of use out of my GE Induction range. If you invest this kind of money, I'd recommend you purchase a 5 year service warranty to protect your investment.  Induction is great, but a good Gas range meets my needs also, and Gas Ranges are much less expensive to repair.  For the record, I went with a new Samsung top of the line, Slide in Gas Range and love it. I also purchased a 5 year all inclusive extended warranty.
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