This 2-burner stovetop is a pleasure to use.
The glass top is easy to clean.
It can put out way more heat than you normally need. The burners have a burner within a burner. Turn the knob all the way counter clockwise and only the little inner burner is on. This is useful for many cooking jobs as it is still puts out plenty heat. Propane lasts forever on this setting.
The flame control is a little unintuitive.
When first ignited by pressing in and turning counter clockwise, the flame is initially huge. Turning it back clockwise lets you find the low simmer position with both inner and outter burners faintly on.
Turning it counter clockwise again brings you back through the high settings and to lower and lower settings until the outter burner goes off and you are left with the little inner burner on at its fixed setting.
This stove top can do anything you need, and do it with fuel economy.. The inner and outter burner design work really well together to give you a great range of flexibility.
The one real design flaw is that the grates are too open to support very small pots, like a small coffee pot. You may have to use a little ingenuity here.