Product review (1 stars): Single burner control makes this model a nightmare to cook on
Unless you simply want to boil water, DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT.  After just one and a half years of agony with our brand new 36"Bosch Induction Cooktop, we are literally giving it away to anyone who will take it.  (We've had no takers from the numerous interested friends who have come over, tried it out, and walked away knowing why we hate it.)  The #1 reason:  ONE burner control (0-9) is designed to control ALL FIVE BURNERS.  This means if you are cooking three things, you have to press the same burner control for each of the three burners.  So you might have one burner set for 3, one for 5, and one for 9.  If you want to lower or raise the temp at some point on all three, you have only a single control panel to do so.  This requires innumerable steps...easy if you are using only one burner; a nightmare when you add any more simultaneously.  Some induction cooktops have a control panel for each burner just as you would have a knob for each burner in a traditional cooktop.  But the Bosch has only one, making it a regrettable and totally unacceptable choice.  Cooking on it feels like being in an I Love Lucy episode.  Every friend who has seen us cook and and tried to cook on our Bosch single-control cooktop scratches their head and wonders how in the world it ever got on the market. Beats me.