Customer Reviews for KitchenAid - 4.1 Cu. Ft. Freestanding Dual-Fuel True Convection Range with Self-Cleaning - Misty Blue
Customer Rating
5
Three years now and it is a great stove.
on January 16, 2026
Posted by: Vanhalen
from Mariposa, CA
We've had this in black for a number of years. Love it. It works perfectly and couldn't ask for more. And most of all, it looks great in our kitchen. The fan isn't loud, which is nice and I really like the selector dial in the center. No buttons that get pushed when you are trying to clean a flat surface. It's a well thought out design.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just got it before Tanksgiving and cooked our meal with it. Turned our fabulous and the app kept us informed on temp and time progress. It is a good looking piece in our kitchen and really looks nicer than any others we looked at. Very heavy but once in place, its beautiful.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Obviously a much better unit than the Z-Line it replaced. So far we are pleased but we need more time to properly evaluate this unit.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We really like the new range....it is far better than the Z-Line we had which we found after 1 year the quality was not nearly what the Kitchen Aid range was. The only issue is we ordered the stainless steel backsplash and it has taken a long time to get (still waiting after 3 weeks). All in all the Kitchen Aid range is clearly worth the money.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have had the stove for a couple months now. It is beautiful in its appearance, but the real beauty lies within its operation. All of its features are first class, and it works flawlessly. A real joy to cook and bake with.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The range is very attractive, but the front ledge is obtrusive and just collects food remnants from burner cooking; I'm constantly cleaning it. I do like the oven controls; that is, the lights and "oven temp. ready indicator" and the pull out rack handles. I am concerned about the burner grates and how durable or "non-durable" they may be as they do not seem very solid in structure. I wish manufacturer's engineers would hold focus groups with both consumers and servicemen to gain input/knowledge in designing appliances. I've read so many questionable reviews about appliances that it's painful to have to purchase a new appliance because you know in just a short time (some appliances have a life span of 5-8years now) it will be problematic. Why can't manufacturers take pride in making quality goods?