We just bought this range, and have had it for a couple days now, and it's amazing. They're not kidding when they say it's luxury. Everything opens and turns so smoothly, and the built in temp probe port is awesome. It's also great that you can switch out the hardware colors, in case you change paint colors.

Great range if you like to cook, the stove top has an exceptional amount of cooking surface with the controls at front. Very well made.

The THOR RSG48E gas range has been an impressive addition to our new home. Its substantial stainless-steel construction and professional styling make it a beautiful focal point, while the intuitive controls keep it practical and approachable for everyday cooking. The spacious cooktop provides ample room for preparing several dishes at once. With seven sealed burners—including a powerful 18,000-BTU burner—and a built-in griddle, the range handles everything from gentle simmering to high-heat cooking with ease. The continuous grates are sturdy and make moving cookware between burners convenient. The double-oven configuration is another major advantage. The large convection oven is well suited to family meals and entertaining, while the smaller second oven is especially useful for side dishes or preparing foods at different temperatures. Together, they provide an excellent level of flexibility. Prospective buyers should note that this is a large, substantial appliance and does not include a self-cleaning function. Overall, however, the RSG48E delivers the capacity, versatility, and professional appearance we wanted for our new kitchen. It combines strong performance with a refined design and has made the space feel truly complete.

I love this so much!!!super nice and great product

Bought this range based on appearance. Really like the look. I like the variety of burner sizes and the edge to edge glass top. The stainless front edge on unit I have can scratch easy if you drag a pot or pan on it so be careful. The tilt screen and controls are very easy to use. Keep in mind this particular unit requires 50 amp service which is not standard in new homes so electrical work may be required which can be costly. No particular element or the oven is faster at heating than my previous LG oven but apparently if you’re a chef running all the elements and oven at it can maintain power evenly whereas lower amp appliances might electronically cycle power to stay within load limits.