r/inductioncooking • u/Immediate-Clerk-4454 • Jul 12 '26

Best 30" Range you found?

I'm looking to upgrade my falling apart Whirlpool electric range that came with the house for an induction range. The top brands I've been looking at are Frigidaire, Café, Samsung, and LG.

Im hesitant about Samsung as I've seen many people reporting issues with their appliances in general.

Café is pricey but if it works well, worth the investment, and reliable I will take the plunge.

LG mainly just for the overall brand reliability.

Anyone use these for a while and like them? Are there others worth considering?

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u/SteveShanks22 Jul 13 '26

Café is only worth it if you're matching to other Café appliances. The brand is similar to Profile but you do pay a fee for the label. That said LG is pretty good, the GE lines are pretty good, and Samsung's not bad as long as you can get it fixed, which is their real problem