GE Profile 30 in 5.3 cu ft Slide-In Electric Induction Range in Stainless Steel

Love this appliance easy to clean and fast cooking.

Switching from a gas range to induction I was pretty skeptical but this range has preformed well. I like the synced burners for a griddle option and my cast iron one does work well on it. I also like the whole oven air fry feature. I have used that several times.

We are pretty happy with the range. The burners work well and heat up very quickly. The top is easy to wipe clean. We are a little concerned about if the glass top will scratch, so we have been very careful. Even though we were very careful we have noticed a very small faint scratch from the bottom of a pot. You would never notice it unless you see light reflected in the glass top. We have silicon protector pads on the burners now. The electronic controls function well. Adjusting the heat of a burner feels a lot like using our old gas stove. It responds very quickly to changes. The oven does take longer to preheat than our old gas range. It seems to control the temperature pretty accurately.

I've used this range practically every day for a month and haven't found anything I don't like. My stainless cookware was compatible with induction cooking so it only required a slight learning curve to adjust to induction cooking. It is a vast improvement over electric! Water boils in about 2 minutes, burner adjustments respond immediately and maintain even temperature, the cooktop only gets hot from heat transfer from the pot, but not hot enough to burn any spills. The control lock feature makes cleaning the control panel easy without activating the controls. The oven bakes evenly, but I have not used the air-fry feature yet. I was concerned about an unfinished look due to the gap between the range and the counter (my last range had an overhanging lip), but I found expandable black stainless gap fillers that fit perfectly and give a nice finished appearance. I couldn't be more satisfied!

Before purchasing the GE Profile PHS930YPFS, I had serious reservations. Online reviews warned that the touch controls were finicky and the convection performance was subpar. Trusting my past positive experiences with GE, I took the gamble. It paid off immensely.Coming from a non-convection radiant range, the difference is night and day. Convection baking has been incredibly easy to adopt, delivering excellent, consistent results for my bread. The induction cooktop is equally impressive. The temperature precision and instant responsiveness are unmatched. Because the glass surface doesn't generate its own heat, it stays safe, cools quickly, and lets me cook on silicone mats to prevent scratches. Additionally, the induction fan is quiet enough to be completely unnoticed when cooking. If you are on the fence, buy it. I am never going back.

I really wanted to love this appliance, but I am finding it difficult to adjust to its operation. While I am very impressed with the oven features, I am finding the stovetop to be quite challenging to use. Unfortuntaley, I am vertically challenged and always hit the burner controls. I will just have to adjust. I have ordered an entire new set of cookware, so that should help as well. Love the smooth top; so easy to clean. It's a beautiful range and fits nicely with my other GE applicances.

I am a grandma who has cooked on gas ranges in all the kitchens I have cooked, and here I am, switching to induction… and I love the precision cooking! Especially the oven probe and no preheat air fryer. The design panel's slight tilt towards the cook is a nice design feature, but be careful of the exposed glass upper edge! I noticed a small chip in mine only after a few weeks of use, bummer.

This range is beautiful and cooks very nicely. I have only two quibbles. One is that the "bridge" on the left side simply coordinates the two burners, but does not heat the space between them. So when I try to use a two-burner griddle it does not heat evenly in the middle. The second is that the panel with the controls does not clean easily, and gets smeared with a touch of a finger.

I have so many issues with this very expensive induction stove. The menu is awful. The app is atrocious. But--those things are not worrisome. The thing is--this stove is downright dangerous. You see what makes me REALLY very upset about this stove is that less than 48 hours ago, I was cleaning my stove as I do often and moved the pressure cooker which was on one of the burners. As I did that, it unfortunately bumped--yes--bumped--onto the front panel and the panel shattered in a million pieces sending extremely sharp glass onto my kitchen floor and countertop. Now every time I brush my hand the wrong way on the panel, more shards fall and bounce off my kitchen floor. I can use the stove, but it is a delicate art. I understand if I had dropped a heavy pan on the stove and things broke. But that is not what happened. No, this thing broke because of something that can happen during normal wear and tear. Of course, at this point, it is just shy of two years of use and therefore beyond warranty. GE should do a better job! At the moment, I am feel cheated by this product.

The product seems to work exactly as advertised but it's also still new. What I would caution is the claims on rebates. I've spent hours trying to get my rebate and every time I submit a claim with pictures and receipt there is another crazy request from the rebate center as to what more they need. Feels like a total scam to rope you in with them making it next to impossible to get the claim paid. I'm actually curious how many rebates they actually refund.