Should You Buy LG’s Front Control Induction Range? – LSE4616ST Review
If you are looking for the largest oven and the highest output burner in an induction range, then the LG LSE4616ST could be a consideration.
In this video you will learn about LG’s best features and see how it compares to its main competition GE, KitchenAid, and Samsung.
First, LG is the largest oven you can buy. At 6.3 cubic feet, it is a full cubic foot bigger than GE and more than 10% larger than the others.
You also have the highest output induction burner at 4000 watts. They are tied with KitchenAid with GE next closest at 3700-watts, while most other brands are far less.
However, you can buy better features in different brands.
LG has decent size and output, but may lack features you like such as air frying and a better Wi-Fi experience.
Its best feature is its oven size and then availability and unlike most brands can be reasonably packaged with other appliances for a matching suite.
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Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:27 Best Features
1:11 Competition
2:12 Should You Buy It?
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Good review. I think having less Wi-Fi controls is a good thing. We don't need hackers turning our ranges and ovens on. And if you already have an air fryer in your toaster oven, or microwave, you don't need it here. What this offers is a great cooktop, good Aesthetics, and a big oven which I don't really care about
I'm at a point where I'm willing to pay premium for a range with knobs. This touch control stuff has gotten out of hand. If the touch controls are flat on the top of the range, what are you supposed to do when a pot overboils and the touch controls are covered in scalding hot liquid? Far as I can tell, LG, Samsung, and Cafe/GE are the only non-luxury manufacturers still putting knobs on induction ranges.
"Air fry" is just convection. A fan that moves air through the oven.