Induction Hardware 20" 22" 24" 30" 36" 40" 48" 60" Gold and Stainless Steel Smart Induction 5 Burner Cooktop with Dual Size Power Burner and with Downdraft Ventilation IRT36-BS-ORION

I absolutely love this range. There are multiple burner sizes and the weighted control knobs provide controlled, tactile feedback which I greatly prefer over digital burner controls! The ranges are also wonderful and I like the slide out sturdy rack system. If I could improve this item, I would make an adapter shelf to fill the hole in the air fryer rack when you remove the actual basket because if you leave the rack in without the basket then there is a big hole in the very nice slide out rack which feels wasteful because it then requires removal of the entire unit instead of just the basket .

The Cooktop is gorgeous and works great. We love it.

Had a Viking for year nothing but trouble. Finally broke down and replaced it with the Iduction Hardware and I’m loving it Thanks

Nice stove. It looks good in my kitchen! It is easy to use and cooks well. I love the fact that it only heats when a pan is on it, and as soon as you turn the burner off, the food stops cooking. Delivery was super-fast!

Were you a child of the first personal computer revolution (Apple’s 1982 Super Bowl ad) that has led to the digital era of today some almost 50 years later? We lived in a world where the digital tried to mimic the real with “skeuomorphism” - the image of the trash can to dispose of digital documents. As a counterpoint, Don Norman argued for “affordances” — controls that by themselves gave information - his classic example was the Mercedes driver’s seat adjuster that broke the seat into separate controllers to manage the seating position. Like Norman, your large knobs are affordances. I do not have to look at them to know level of hear. I can do it by feel while attending to whatever pot is on the stove. The physical knob is reliable when my hands are wet or worse, sticky with breadcrumbs from trying to catch up with the cutlets in the skillet. I looked high and low for an induction cooker that had knobs and not sliders or touch panels. Thank you, thank you. (By the way, its wonderful operation matches the wonderful control.