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LG 6.3 cu ft Smart ThinQ Slide-In InstaView Gas Range w/ ProBake Convection Air Fry, Sous Vide, & EasyClean (Stainless Steel) $1698 + $39 Delivery
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Home Depot [homedepot.com] has LG 6.3 cu ft Smart ThinQ Slide-In InstaView 5 Burner Gas Range w/ ProBake Convection Air Fry, Sous Vide, & EasyClean (Stainless Steel, LSGL6337X) on sale for $1798 - $100 buy more discount = $1698 (price shown in cart). Appliance delivery is $39. Standard installation kit + installation is $69.98 (optional).
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Home Depot [homedepot.com] has LG 6.3 cu ft Smart ThinQ Slide-In InstaView 5 Burner Gas Range w/ ProBake Convection Air Fry, Sous Vide, & EasyClean (Stainless Steel, LSGL6337X) on sale for $1798 - $100 buy more discount = $1698 (price shown in cart). Appliance delivery is $39. Standard installation kit + installation is $69.98 (optional).
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Pros: The oven and stove performance is fantastic. The oven temperature is very consistent when measured with my Infrared guns. I've had other ovens where there are distinct spots that I measured that were not as good, but that oven was also a Kenmore at half the price. The sous-vide option is gimicky, but it does mean that you can perform low temperature cooks with some precision on the temperature. That's helpful if you make that a stew that needs a simmer at temperatures around 250/275F. It also has enough space for very large baking steels as long as they are in the middle which is fantastic for making pizzas at 550F. The high BTU burner (on the closest to you on the right) has a large difference between the low settings and not much in between high settings, so unless you need very high heat (such as for a wok), then you use that burner. My oven is also WiFi enabled. It is nice to be able to check remotely if something is on, or if I want to start an oven in advance.
Cons: The software aspects of this oven are amateurish. The UI is half-baked. Everything lights up as if you think it could touch it, but the touchscreen buttons are contextual. As an example, if you are trying to set the temperature, other buttons that are not applicable do not turn off their lighting. So, you could be in the middle of some mode where you think you can make changes, but it doesn't make a difference. This is particularly noticeable if you like using a timer function on the oven as opposed to a watch. In order to get into the timer mode, you have to get back to the idle menu (often I just change the mode of the oven), but if you do that, you can also shutoff the oven if you are cooking something.
Despite the oven being connected to the internet, it can't synchronize the time if the power goes out. I'm not sure how this could be overlooked, but my oven doesn't appear to support this basic function.
The air fry rack comes as a separate $60 purchase. That's very annoying, but just keep that in mind.
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