Best Induction Ranges: Best 2024 Induction Ranges Brands and Models

Thinking of ditching your old range for a sleek new induction model? Smart move! Induction ranges are blazing hot right now (pun intended), earning high praise for their improved efficiency and precision. Whether overhauling your kitchen in a huge renovation or just treating yourself to the range of your dreams, picking the perfect induction brand and model is crucial.

In this guide, we've done the hard work scouring the markets to bring you the absolute best induction ranges money can buy. We're talking pro-level performance with all the smart bells and whistles. But before getting into the nitty-gritty, go ahead and window shop at Coast Appliances for inspiration.

In this article, we'll cover:

List of the Top 10 Overall Induction Ranges
Best Induction Ranges by Type and Budget
What to Consider When Buying an Induction Range
Best Induction Range FAQs

List of the Top 10 Overall Induction Ranges

After obsessively researching induction ranges from all the major brands, we’ve curated the 10 absolute best models money can buy. Here's a table to inspire you:

Rank	Image	Product Name	Key Features
1		Sold out	ProBake Convection®: Ensures even baking results with a powerful fan and heating element for consistent cooking. Smart Connectivity: Enables remote control and monitoring of the oven through a smartphone app for added convenience.
2		Sold out	True European Convection Technology: Ensures even baking results with a 3rd heating element and fan that work together to circulate warm air throughout the oven. Wi-Fi Connect: Allows for remote control and monitoring of the oven through a smartphone app for added convenience.
3		Sold out	Smart Rapid Heat Technology: Offers quick and efficient heating for faster cooking results. Voice Control Compatibility: Allows users to control the oven using voice commands through virtual assistants like Bixby, Alexa, or Google Assistant.
4		Sold out	Fast Steam Clean Cycle: Offers quick cleaning of minor food spills at lower temperatures than the standard self-clean feature. Bridge Element: Combines two elements to create a larger cooking surface, perfect for a griddle or large pan.
5		Sold out	Slide-In Design: Provides a seamless fit with standard countertops for a built-in appearance. Self-Cleaning: Offers a convenient cleaning option that automatically cleans the oven.
6		Sold out	True Convection Oven: Circulates steady, even heat around every rack to cook multiple dishes at once. Slide-In Design: Provides a seamless fit with standard countertops for a built-in appearance.
7		Sold out	Large Oven Capacity: Offers 5.7 cu. ft. of oven capacity, providing ample space for cooking multiple dishes simultaneously. Slide-In Design: Provides a seamless fit with standard countertops for a built-in appearance. Sabbath Mode: Offers a setting that complies with Sabbath and holiday requirements.
8		Sold out	Built-In WiFi: Allows for remote control and monitoring of the range through a smartphone app for added convenience. Double Oven: Offers two separate ovens for increased cooking capacity and flexibility.
9		Sold out	FlexInduction: Combines two cooking zones into one surface for larger pans. Sabbath Mode: Offers a setting that complies with Sabbath and holiday requirements.
10		Sold out	5 Induction Zones: Includes a SmartZone that can be configured as two separate zones or a single large zone. Nine Oven Functions: Includes bake, broil, and convection bake.

Best Induction Ranges by Type and Budget

Best Value Induction Range

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Best High-End Induction Range

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Best Slide-In Induction Range

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Best Induction Range with Double Oven

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What to Consider When Buying an Induction Range

Choosing the best induction range for your kitchen depends on your specific cooking needs, preferences, and budget. Here are some key considerations to keep in mind:

Power and Efficiency: Induction ranges use electromagnetic fields to heat the cooking vessel directly. Look for models with higher wattage for faster heating and better performance.
Number and Size of Burners: Consider the number of burners you need based on your cooking habits and family size. Larger burners are ideal for bigger pots and pans. Smaller ones are perfect for simmering sauces or heating smaller items.
Safety Features: Induction ranges are inherently safer than gas or electric ranges as the cooktop surface doesn't get as hot. Look for models with automatic shutoff, child locks, and residual heat indicators for added safety.
Smart Features: Many modern induction ranges come with smart features like WiFi connectivity, allowing you to control and monitor the appliance remotely using a smartphone app.
User Interface and Control Panel: An intuitive control panel with clear displays and easy-to-use knobs or touchscreen controls can make your cooking experience more enjoyable and precise.
Cooking and Heating Precision: Induction ranges offer excellent temperature control and even heat distribution, making them ideal for delicate tasks like melting chocolate or simmering sauces.

Pots and Pans Compatibility: Induction ranges require cookware made of ferromagnetic materials like cast iron or magnetic stainless steel. Check the manufacturer's recommendations for compatible cookware.
Size and Installation: Measure the available space in your kitchen to ensure the induction range fits properly. Consider the installation requirements, such as electrical capacity and ventilation needs.
Ventilation: Induction ranges produce less heat than gas or electric ranges. Still, proper ventilation is essential to remove cooking odours and moisture.
Budget: Induction ranges can be more expensive than traditional electric or gas ranges, but they offer long-term energy savings and superior performance. Set a realistic budget based on your needs and priorities.

For more detailed information, refer to our induction range buying guide, and if you're ready to upgrade, browse Coast Appliances’ selection of induction ranges to find the perfect model that meets your needs to elevate your culinary skills.

Best Induction Range FAQs

What is the most popular induction range size?

The most popular induction range size is 30 inches, as it offers a good balance of cooktop space and compact design for most kitchens.

What's better: an electric or an induction range?

Induction ranges are generally better than traditional electric ranges due to their energy efficiency, faster heating, and precise temperature control.

Do induction stoves make noise?

Induction ranges can produce a slight buzzing or humming noise during operation. However, most modern models are designed to minimize noise levels.

How much power does an induction range require?

Induction ranges typically require a dedicated 240-volt circuit and between 30 and 50 amps of electrical service depending on the model and number of burners.

Is an induction stove energy efficient?

Yes, induction stoves are highly energy-efficient because they directly transfer energy to the cooking vessel without wasting heat on the cooktop surface.