There's very little info first hand. The range lineup that came out last year grabbed some serious attention from buyers due to pricepoint. I'm not sure how many companies rolled the dice with displays. The distributor in my area carried aga/marvel/smeg/faber and Fulgor Milano. Based on the companies overall, I say it is probably a decent product but not premium. I'd ask around and confirm someone will actually work on one if there is a warranty type issue. Rural areas are more limited for this kind of thing.

So, I am pretty sure I'm going to take a chance on the 30" Fulgor Milano 600 Series gas range top. Feature-wise, it seems like the best fit for me. (Though if anyone has this, I am curious what the distance between burners might be.) Now I need to settle on a wall oven, and am toying with further chancing the Fulgor Milano brand for a 30" wall oven. They really seem nice. Any one have one, or looked at them? I am wondering about interior oven dimensions and the loudness of the alarms/beeps. Also, any warranty info? The 400, 600 and 700 Series models all seem to be contenders. Thank you for any input for folks who have purchased or seriously considered!

I just bought a Bosch induction cooktop. I researched extensively and the Bosch is highly rated for reliability which is important to me. I opted for the Bosch Benchmark because it has features that I wanted such as the Flexmation portion which means that I am not confined to making sure my pots fit closely when using that portion of the cooktop.It is pricier than the Bosch 500 or 800 series obviously :-) I am completely unfamiliar with the wall ovens and am only getting one wall oven. However, my understanding is that many people with two wall ovens get a steam combi type of oven rather than two ovens that are functionally equivalent. FWIW, I opted for a Bosch side opening oven because of its ergonomic advantages for me.

Have experience with a 30" dual fuel Sofia range which was purchased in 2017. Loved it at first and then the problems started. A front burner wouldn't ignite properly. Then the first time using self clean, just low setting to test it, the circuit board/control panel failed rendering the oven unusable. Repair guy (only company who works on FM) damaged the finish when prying the top off to do repair. Turns out it is only stainless steel "look" around the cooktop, not real stainless steel, so scuffs and scratches easily revealing a plastic looking undersurface. Really disappointing. After talking to a different repair person found out that this problem using self clean is a common complaint so haven't tried it again for fear we'd lose use of the oven once more. Self-clean was one of the features we wanted and now it is useless. Then the internal fan required for venting crapped out. Steam builds up between glass panels, temp doesn't regulate properly and exterior of oven (handles, knobs etc) get super hot. Basically oven is barely usable again and this happened right when the warranty expired. This range was a very costly purchase for us and I rely heavily on it since we eat entirely home prepared & cooked food. Now we are stuck with a lemon that we can ill afford to keep repairing. Never ever would I buy a Fulgor Milano product again!