[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great stove! Cooks quickly and evenly. Easy to use. We do not have small children, but we are able to lock the controls to keep anything from being turned on incidentally. I also love that the app alerts me when I have something in the oven and allows me to track the time easily from my phone if I am in another room. It even gently reminds you to clean it!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is an induction range for those that don't want all of the bells and whistles. If you simply want an induction range that works well this is the one to buy. You get induction cooking at the price of some other glass top electric ranges. Cooking ok induction is amazing. It looks good and my initial impressions are that it works well. I can't comment on reliability but purchased this product due to LGs recent ascendancy in reliability ratings.

Overall a great induction range so far. As some other reviews have mentioned, a couple gripes. The touchscreen is too sensitive when trying to set a timer, the buttons are hard to read in less than ideal lighting (a backlit display or something would have been a great feature), and the denotation of the top still being hot indicated by a H, kinda throws you off thinking its set to high or something, just gotta get used to it mean hot surface. All in all its great, just could have some better choices by LG on controls

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the rapid heat and cool times for the stove top. The oven heats fast and the air fry function is great. I would have rated 5 stars, but the controls a very difficult to read and not at eye level, so that will take some getting used to. I would also prefer one small burner at the front of the cooktop as for many items I cook, I need a small burner with easy access. Reaching over larger steaming pots makes this difficult.

As many people noted, this is a good stove with good features. I really don't like having to keep a flashlight handy to see the touchscreen and it is not as sensitive as I'd like. The induction cooktop is fantastic once you figure out the controls, and aside from lacking a warming feature, the oven is good. I've not found a reasonable use for the WiFi, outside of sending an alert to my phone when the oven is preheated. It seems like a feature designed by an engineer who doesn't cook. Overall, it meets our needs.

We were unaware that the control panel does not light up. This makes it very, very difficult to control the burners and the stove

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] First of all, I dislike having to buy major things like a range online. If I had been able to see it in person I'm fairly sure I would not have chosen it. I do like the induction feature. i doee heat up very quickly and cool down quickly as well. But the control panel on front is a bit of a nightmare for me. Who had the dumb idea of putting the control data in pale grey on a black background?? It is impossible to see the controls easily. Plus, they are very delicate - the + and - settings for the timer, for instance, either require me to press slowly one digit up or down at a time or else, if I hold my finger on the control just a second too long, suddenly it's whizzing up to 20, 30, 40 in a flash. As a former publisher, I believe in good contrast, not grey-scale on black. Also, the cooktop surface seems extremely fragile. The first meal I cooked, I used my flat-bottomed wok because I hadn't received the induction-safe cookware I had ordered. Sadly, when cleaning up, my husband found a "smudge" or slight abrasion that he couldn't remove, even with the special cleaner provided. So it looks like I can't safely use my wok on this stove, even thought the bottom is flat and feels smooth to the touch. I haven't tried the air fry or convection functions yet but I expect they will work as intended since the oven is fine. But if you can visit a store that has one on display, I highly recommend you do so because the controls definitely leave a lot to be desired.

Pretty solid. Yes, the buttons are hard to see and hard to press. I have big fingers and I'm still working on that. Once I've had a little practice, I'm sure I'll learn which numbers for what (oh that pan is #4 for eggs...etc). It's fast and easy to clean. The oven temperature is a little weird. I'm finding it a little low on bake below 350 but a little high when I'm 350 and above. And the temps are different for convection bake than they are for regular bake. But, it gives you adjustments and I'm figuring it out. I miss a keep warm setting (150F) That was super handy. Installation was easy, cleaning is easy, cooking anything that requires boiling something is super easy. I also wish I could adjust how long I can have a pan off the stove before it shut off. Cooking eggs I like to remove the pan from heat, but sometimes I'd like to return it for a bit and the burner's off. I'd love to be able to set that time to up to 60 seconds.

Worked great for 10 months. Then the left front burner went out. Three weeks later while running a self clean cycle the entire unit went dead. After nearly 2 months of getting jerked around by LG, I went out and bought another brand. Buyer Beware! I received NO warranty support of any kind for 3 months.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought in September brand new broke in November 1st week. Still can't find anyone to fix it. NO Thanksgiving thanks to LG broken stove!