Samsung - 30 in. Wide 5 Elements 6.3 cu. ft. Smart Freestanding Electric Range with Flex Duo, No-Preheat Air Fry & Griddle - Black Stainless Steel

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Enjoy the fact that the over provides multiple cooking options such as the optional split oven, air fryer, and convection oven. Air Fryer works as expected, but with more capacity than my countertop model so I can cook more as efficiently. The stove top is great, although the large burner puts off too much heat and requires moving pans to smaller burners for simmering or risking burning. Fortunately there are multiple burners of varying size to be able to move items around as needed. It is however really good for frying and keeping oil at the proper temperature. My only realy complaint is that the clock does not set itself after a power outage unlike the microwave, despite the fact that it is hooked up to my wifi. Would be great if the clock would reset itself since it is connected to the wifi.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a great stove and I've n.I love it because there are no burners.It just wipes clean.I use the air fryer all the time .So convenient to just have it right there.No dragging out the smaller counter top air fryer.I also like the double oven.You can run the ovens at two different temps to bake two different things at the same time.It also looks very nice and fits in my kitchen well.My son said it looked like a robot.Lol

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It looks great and does far more than a single man like myself will ever need it to do. It's easy to use whether you're using the cooktop or the oven. It cooks food well and thorough.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Samsung NE63A6751SG/AA electric range positions itself as a versatile and stylish appliance designed for the contemporary kitchen. Featuring a large capacity oven, a smooth top electric range, and integrated smart technology, it aims to simplify and enhance the cooking experience for busy households and home chefs alike. Key Features & Performance: 6.3 cu. ft. Large Capacity Oven: Pros: This is a standout feature. The generous interior effortlessly accommodates large roasts, multiple baking sheets, or an entire holiday meal. It's fantastic for entertaining or batch cooking, reducing the need for multiple cooking cycles. Performance: Generally heats evenly, especially with the convection feature engaged. True Convection: Pros: Unlike standard convection ovens that just use a fan to circulate heated air, "True" or "Fan" convection often includes a third heating element around the fan. This design ensures more consistent and rapid heat distribution, leading to faster cooking times and more uniform results (e.g., perfectly browned cookies, crisper roasted vegetables). Performance: Excellent for baking, roasting, and multi-rack cooking. Reduces hot spots and improves overall food quality. Built-in Air Fry: Pros: This is a major selling point for many. The dedicated Air Fry mode leverages high-heat circulation to create crispy, fried-like textures with little to no oil. It's a healthier alternative to deep-frying and is incredibly convenient for foods like fries, wings, and frozen snacks. Performance: Does a commendable job of air frying, producing satisfyingly crisp results. Consideration: An Air Fry tray (often sold separately) is highly recommended for optimal circulation and results, as using a standard baking sheet can limit performance. Flexible Cooktop: Pros: The smooth ceramic glass cooktop typically features multiple elements with varying sizes and power levels, including a rapid boil burner and often a warming zone or a sync burner. This flexibility allows for cooking with different sized pots and pans simultaneously, and the rapid boil element genuinely speeds up water boiling. Cleaning: The smooth surface is easier to wipe down than traditional coil burners, contributing to a cleaner kitchen aesthetic. Performance: Elements heat up quickly and provide decent temperature control for most cooking tasks. SmartThings Wi-Fi Connectivity & Voice Control: Pros: Integrating with Samsung's SmartThings ecosystem, this range offers impressive smart capabilities. You can preheat the oven remotely via your smartphone, monitor cooking progress, adjust temperatures, and even troubleshoot. It's also compatible with voice assistants like Bixby, Alexa, and Google Assistant for hands-free control. Convenience: Great for busy multi-taskers or those who want to start dinner on the way home. Recipe Integration: Some models can sync with smart recipes, automatically setting the oven for you. Design & Aesthetics: Fingerprint Resistant Black Stainless Steel: The "SG" in the model number denotes Samsung's popular Black Stainless Steel finish. It's sleek, modern, and significantly reduces visible smudges and fingerprints compared to traditional stainless steel, making it easier to maintain a pristine look. Freestanding Design: This standard design allows it to fit easily into most kitchen layouts, with controls typically located on a backguard panel. Large Digital Display & Knobs: Offers a blend of traditional knob controls for stovetop burners and a clear digital touchpad for oven functions, striking a balance between intuitive physical control and modern touch interface. User Experience & Ease of Use: Intuitive Controls: For basic cooking, the range is straightforward to use. The knobs for the stovetop are tactile, and the digital oven controls are generally responsive. Learning Curve for Smart Features: While highly beneficial, setting up Wi-Fi and integrating with SmartThings might require a bit of initial effort for less tech-savvy users. Once configured, it's very convenient. Cooktop Maintenance: While easy to wipe down, ceramic glass cooktops do require specific cleaning solutions and regular maintenance to prevent permanent staining or scratching, especially after spills or boil-overs. Burnt-on food needs immediate attention. Oven Cleaning: Typically includes a self-clean cycle (pyrolytic clean) for heavy-duty grime and sometimes a steam clean option for lighter messes, offering flexibility. Potential Considerations: Air Fry Tray: As mentioned, plan on purchasing a dedicated air fry basket for the best results, as it's often not included. Cooktop Durability: Like all smooth glass cooktops, it can be susceptible to scratches or chipping if heavy pots are dropped or dragged across the surface. Preheat Time: While convection helps, a 6.3 cu. ft. oven can still take a noticeable amount of time to reach higher temperatures, especially from cold. Storage Drawer: Samsung's storage drawers, common in many ranges, are sometimes reported as being a bit flimsy or shallow compared to older models. Value Proposition: The Samsung NE63A6751SG/AA offers a strong balance of features, performance, and modern design at a competitive price point within the mid-to-high range electric stove market. It's an excellent choice for: Families: The large oven capacity is ideal for preparing meals for more people. Health-conscious cooks: The built-in Air Fry feature is a major draw. Tech-savvy individuals: Those who appreciate the convenience of smart home integration. Anyone looking for a stylish upgrade: The Black Stainless Steel finish elevates kitchen aesthetics. Conclusion: The Samsung NE63A6751SG/AA electric range is a highly capable and visually appealing appliance that delivers on its promises. Its standout features like the large convection oven, integrated Air Fry function, and robust smart capabilities make it a strong contender for anyone looking to modernize their kitchen and cooking experience. While the cooktop requires diligent care and the air fry tray is often an extra purchase, these are minor points when weighed against the overall convenience, performance, and stylish design this range offers. It's a solid investment for those seeking a feature-rich and smart cooking solution.

I returned the stove to the store. Your real ratings are a 2 ,not a 4. this stove is not worth buying. You dont say anywhere in your sales about it being an induction stove and to use it i have to go buy at least 500.00 worth of new cookware that will work with this stove.Lowes don't mention it either.. You have to go online and read instructions . i looked up reviews and most of the comments were " It's the worst stove i have ever had." the glass breaks right after the warranty is no good on it. Samsung needs to take trhis piece of junk off the market

I have had this range for 1.5 years now. It replaced an older version of the same range, which I absolutely loved. I deeply regret purchasing this range and would give anything to have my old version back. My favorite part of the old range was the dual oven. Unfortunately, this dual oven is horrible. The inconsistency of cooking with this range is infuriating. The top portion of the oven burns everything. I have to reduce the temperature and the cooking time for everything that I make. Also, the latch is now starting to get stuck, and I am having a hard time opening and closing it. However, the worst part of this range is the stovetop. 3 of the 4 burners take an extremely long time to warm up. If you want to boil water, it takes 20 minutes. Therefore, you are left with the one main burner, which is also inconsistent. There are 3 options; sometimes they work, and sometimes they don't. The options are either very hot or I question whether it's working because it takes so long. I highly recommend that you stay away from this range. I only purchased it because I bought the rest of the appliances in the package. I cannot articulate how much I regret that decision, and sadly, I am going to have to replace this because it is impossible to cook with. Do not recommend!

Bought a Samsung range had it installed. At a camp while under construction 2 year later we moved in notice a odd smell. Had propane lines tested no leaks. Smell didn't go away. 3 years I turn off gas to stove smell is gone. Pond more investigation center burner was leaking called Samsung got the run around. Never will I buy another Samsung product

We got our first Samsung brand appliance and regret it. First off, you have to let them know within 5 days if you have any issues to be able to return it within their 15 day window. We work odd schedules, so we didn't realize there was a problem until after. The stove top has to be turned up pretty high to cook anything and it still takes a while for completion. But some days it seems ok. The oven, at one point was 50° over. I tried to adjust it down, then it was too low. It does better with the full oven but if you want to use the dual feature, the top oven is extremely hot, which was another draw I had to this range. But then sometimes it seems ok. Very not consistent, and you will not get the same cook twice. I love to bake and I am so depressed by this oven that I can't return or bake with. The griddle plate works great. Love it. Very hard to clean though. At least there is that one plus. We have scheduled service to come out but you will have to plan half a day for the window they give you so FYI, and we have had to reschedule. I want to love it but I hate it so much and now I am stuck with and expensive kitchen staple.

My gas stove is three years old and the mother board just went out for the third time!! I will never purchase another Samsung appliance or make a recommendation to anyone else to purchase Samsung appliances.

Anything I put in the top burns like the broil comes on. It bakes unevenly. The dual oven does not work. The Samsung service would charge to just look at it without repair. I will not buy another Samsung product. Very disappointed.