Good for what ? You are the only person who can decide how you cook and if this meets those requirements .

I purchased a Fulgor Milano 36 inch dual fuel Sophia range this past year when we renovated our kitchen. We have had no trouble with it.

We do switch our baking pans around inside while baking as I don’t think any oven heats perfectly all around but that said, the oven cooks beautifully. It has two convection fans and many useful oven settings that all cause the oven to heat/ cook a little differently depending on what you’re using the oven for.

The burners are amazing and the cooktop is a dream to clean. All the burners get super hot down to a bare simmer. The cooktop is totally nonstick with a matte finish. I can’t say enough about how easy it is to clean the cooktop. Anything literally wipes right off.

The self clean oven feature works great. The pizza/multibake setting cooks amazing pizza, frozen or freshly made.

The one thing I was surprised at and didn’t know to ask about while researching pro ranges was where the oven vents out. This one vents out the front right onto your thighs. I wish it vented out the top back behind the burners instead because when you’re oven is on, especially at high heat you definitely feel it. Wearing an apron really helps and now after using the oven for a while I dont notice the vent that much really even without an apron.

Although I wish that were different I would still buy this oven again because for a price tag under $5400 you can’t beat what it offers. All the other pro ranges with the features the Fulgor offers are at least 2k more expensive.

I did purchase the optional griddle but chose to remove it (when in use it sits on top of the burner grates, not in place of) because unlike the wolf, thermador etc the cooking surface of this range top is a bit longer front to back and a bit more narrow side to side than the others. The other brands burners/cooking surface are a bit wider and more shallow front to back in configuration. Because of this there is a little more room between the burners front to back so the griddle tends to get hot spots. The griddle also needs to be seasoned well but once you do that it’s pretty nonstick. Overall we are thrilled with how well all the features work, so much so that we call it the “Lovin” (instead of the oven) because we love it and it makes cooking a real pleasure. We also have the Fulgor 36 inch pro range hood with 1000 cfm. It’s excellent as well. Both are solidly made with real craftsmanship. Excellent fit and finish.

Jani, where did you find for $5400. im considering it now and its pretty consistently $6799! i wouldnt hesitate for $5400 but having a hard time with over $7k when all is said and done. how do you feel about it now?

I love it! Bakes like a dream, easy to clean etc. Burners get super hot. Bakes a killer pizza. The vent hood is great as well. I purchased it at Youngs appliances In Glen Ellyn, IL but I bought it in November 2019 so that's probably why it's more expensive almost 2 yrs later. They are all stupid expensive, it's painful to part with that kind of money but we love it. Hope that helps

Jani, small world, that’s where I am too, working with Young’s! Glad to hear you love it!!

Busy Mom of 3, so I ended up purchasing this range. When I bought at the end of last year, it was priced $6000. The salesman did mention that it was initially introduced in $5000 price range to enter the US market and its name is getting known so it’s price is going up. Probably with Covid, it added up in the past months. It’s been about three months since we installed and have been using. The burner is strong and wide that I did leave burnt mark on couple of my spatula that was briefly left on a cooking pan. Lol We haven’t tried the oven yet (as I often just use air fryer for convenience) but the other comments motivates me to try it sooner. Cleaning is easy. There are still some stains that takes extra effort or remove or it really doesn’t go away but still a lot easier than the other professional oven I have had.