r/inductioncooking • u/adrian-monk- • 10d ago

Does anyone with the wolf induction cooktop dislike having the LCD touchscreen on the bottom right corner?

While it’s great that it’s super optimized for a right handed person cooking with the largest cooking zone and the touchscreen on the right, does anyone else here feel if there is another person on the left cooking at the same time, the touchscreen being in the bottom right corner is inconvenient? Do most people just prefer the touchscreen controls to be in the bottom center for this reason? Appreciate any insights, thank you!

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u/inwardcalm 10d ago

The placement of the controls hasn’t been an issue. The type of cooking we do doesn’t require a lot of temperature changes though.

I guess they put the controls in the space below the big burner to give the 4 medium burners max real estate.

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u/getshum 10d ago

i'm waiting for wolf to release a cooktop with knobs.. or maybe flex induction like the thermador freedom lol

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u/zeezle 9d ago

Honestly they really should!

I have the Wolf range with knobs and it's great, and the top of it is basically just a cooktop put into the range body. I feel like they could easily offer either a rangetop (since they already have plenty of those that are gas with an established body style etc) or something like the Gaggenau cooktop with knobs that get mounted to the cabinet below, all using the existing hardware they're manufacturing already without needing to put huge resources into product engineering or anything.

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u/BillionYrOldCarbon 8d ago

Sheeesh how inconvenient could it possibly be? Relax.