Great Product - Except Burners are too close together

Two medium pots don’t fit. I wish the unit had at least 1.5” more space between burners. Now I have to buy the side by side model, which will be struggle to fit in the space next to my dual burner gas hob.

I like how well it was packaged for shipment, ease of cleaning after use, functionality is easy to understand, and in general seems to keep the temperature range effectively.

We had this professionally installed into our RV countertop and got rid of the propane gas stove with oven. I love the space it saves us along with the efficiency and safety. Amazing value for the price.

Muy satisfecha con la compra, , recién la instalé y funciona muy bien

I have this cooktop installed in my camper do. It heats consistently and quickly. It’s sleek and looks amazing. I highly recommend it

I dont have much to say. We have it for 2 months and it works beautifully.

Very convenient , perfect for areas like kitchenette , but also can be use at any kitchen countertop, easy to use . Love the quality and it heats up quickly. I highly recommended .

Great stove works great. A couple of things I learned from fumbling around that I could have just read but whatever. LOl. LO means locked and must hold button to unlock indicated by —- marks. After making your heat adjustment push the lock button to keep from turning off or on the stove by moving the pan over the buttons. Heats up fast cools down slow. Over all great stove.

Almost 3 month cooking.

I waited until I had used our two-burner induction cooktop for a few months before writing this review. Here's my take. PROS: - SIZE It fits nicely in an 18-inch base cabinet. By tacking the cord up out of the way, we are even still able to use the top drawer in the cabinet. - INDUCTION Nothing else would do. - APPEARANCE Has a nice, sleek, modern look that's easy to keep clean and tidy. CONS: CUMBERSOME OPERATION - Since the controls are on the cooktop, where they can accidentally be triggered, I understand why the controls operate the way they do. Even so, I find operating the cooktop cumbersome. In takes fir actions to start cooking: Step 1, unlock the controls. Step 2 press the on/off button. Step 3, press the cooktop you want to use. Step 4, press the up or down arrow to set the power level. Then, while you're cooking, even if only one burner is being used, if you want to change the power level, you have to press the desired burner again, then the up or down arrow. Again, I understand why and this is my first cooktop with controls on the surface. I just don't much like it. ACCIDENTAL "ON" - More than once if I moved the pot on the front burner so that it covered even a little bit of the on "button" for the back burner, the pot turned the burner on. Easy fix - just press the burner button to clear it, but still ... FRAGILE GLASS TOP - My husband accidentally dropped a cabinet handle on the cooktop when installing it and the glass top shattered. I've dropped things - heavier things - on several electric glass cooktops (on stoves) with no issue, so was surprised to find the damage from this small accident. Unfortunately, the warranty doesn't cover accidents. We actually bought 4 of these cooktops for rental units, so now I'm more than a little nervous about whether they will survive.