Gadgetory

LG wants to get your food to you fast with this $3,700 induction range most of the appliances notable features are designed to speed up the cooking process those features include a speed roast setting that's designed to cook a small chicken without needing to preheat the oven that cut about 10 minutes off the total cook time for a five and a half pound chicken and each of the four induction burners on the cooktop has a boost power mode that you use to heat a large amount of food or boil a lot of water though it was nice to have the extras in case you're really in a time crunch the oven performed just fine without it a chicken cooked on the convection roast mode in a preheated oven tasted fantastic even if it took a little bit longer to cook and the cooktop boiled water in less than six minutes when it was on boost power mode but induction ovens by their very nature cook food faster with or without a little boost another bonus feature LG includes in this oven is Wi-Fi capability so you can control this oven from your smartphone this is definitely an upgrade from other LG smart ovens we've tested but it's still a bit of a pain to use you have to select the remote enable feature on the oven before you can control it from your phone and what you can do you from your phone is pretty limited overall I like this oven but I'd shop around a bit more free throw down thirty seven hundred dollars for it