forum threadMetrik posted Nov 16, 2023 08:10 PM
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Item 1 of 6
forum threadMetrik posted Nov 16, 2023 08:10 PM
Samsung Home Appliance Black Friday: (30" Smart Induction Cooktop with Wi-Fi in Black + Smart 46 dBA Dishwasher with StormWash™ in Stainless Steel + Free cookware set) $984
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But I do love induction cook tops. As someone who loves gas and cannot have it, induction is as good plus the gov won't take it away when they outlaw gas. Kidding on that last comment, mostly.
But I do love induction cook tops. As someone who loves gas and cannot have it, induction is as good plus the gov won't take it away when they outlaw gas. Kidding on that last comment, mostly.
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This is actually the deal I was going to go with until I realized I could upgrade my dishwasher as well for a couple hundred more.
Given the choice between gas or induction, I would choose gas because it isn't as expensive. But I haven't had the choice in the last 2 houses I lived in.
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I bought this almost a month ago, it's sitting on my counter still as I cannot install it. The website calls this a 30 amp cooktop but it actually needs 40 amp circuit breaker. Only you have to buy it and read the manual to find that out. As I am only allowed to review the product I won't explain why it's still sitting on my counter not returned yet. Through no fault of my own. That's for sure. Proper spec sheet would help a buyers decision to purchase this cooktop.
New house and bought fridge, stove, micro, dishwasher, washer & dryer.
Have had multiple problems with every one of them.
Never again
We will see how they hold up as Samsung appliance life has been questionable based on reviews. So far, seems like great performance for the price.
Given the choice between gas or induction, I would choose gas because it isn't as expensive. But I haven't had the choice in the last 2 houses I lived in.
Now that is a great question. One that I looked into prior to install and was so glad I did. If you scroll down to the reviews, one of the first says
I was surprised that my electric cook top (radiant) was only 30 amp and the electrician had to change it over to 40 amp to accommodate this cook top.
I'm not sure what point you are trying to make, we agree. I was simply answering someone's question about amperage required.
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