Should You Buy the New Wolf Induction Range?

[@patrickmiller2381]

Miele doesn't have a 36" induction range, which narrows the choices. Thanks for the great video.

[@lmullens75]

I still feel like for the money, my KitchenAid induction range with convection oven and a warming drawer (that can also bake) is the best deal I’ve ever seen. Too bad they’re not making it anymore. Do we know why?

[@gerber8915]

Can you elaborate more on the Wolf vertical (? there were two words) system. How do they differ and why is this version better. I'd really like to understand.

[@bluedrummajor2876]

That phrase is referring to the convection oven. Most companies have fans at the back of the oven, and use some type of perforated screens to force the air through. Wolf has blowers that force the air through vertical vents

[@shirinhapp9443]

Wolf induction oven works perfectly if you use the bake only, the cook top is nothing but trouble very disappointing

[@dinodinosaur2930]

👑 Wolf leads the way, but Miele will be varying for that top stop with a new model soon.

[@ChloricAcid2]

is itimat a good brand

[@krkope8277]

Price?

[@heatherpeterson4522]

They’re about $12,000

[@valadia4715]

👌🏽

[@raoulroberts2024]

Those Wolf updates baked in their hold on 1st place.

[@ChicagosHomie]

FIRST! What's my prize?

[@YaleAppliance1]

My everlasting gratitude?

[@Xingqiwu387]

We would have considered a Wolf if they didn't cost more than a 6-series BMW.

[@hautegreyfox9690]

😅😂 My thoughts exactly but after months of research I decided that Sub Zero Pro Series and Wolf appliances were worth the investment, also they last longer than a BMW 6 series.

[@shirinhapp9443]

Do yourself a favor and don’t buy wolf, I have been waiting for a working range past two years and 4 ranges from wolf, they keep sending new defective ones to me, very frustrating and disappointing