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LG - STUDIO 30-in 6.3 CF Slide-In Smart Elec Induction True Convection Range with 5 Elements, EasyClean and Air Sous Vide - Stainless Steel
Average customer rating
3.4
(31 Reviews)
Rating breakdown 31 reviews
5 Stars
14
4 Stars
3
3 Stars
2
2 Stars
5
1 Star
7
100%of customers recommend this product.
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Customer Reviews for LG - STUDIO 30-in 6.3 CF Slide-In Smart Elec Induction True Convection Range with 5 Elements, EasyClean and Air Sous Vide - Stainless Steel
Customer Rating
1
Terrible oven
on September 19, 2026
Posted by: Evidens
from Seattle, WA
The cooktop was always fine for us, but the primary circuit board has broken for a second time because we dared to roast vegetables in the oven and the steam seems to have fried the board (same cause both times).
Even when the oven worked it was terribly uneven and the only way we could get anything like the usual baking experience was putting everything at the top of the oven. Do not buy this range if you plan to bake anything.
Pros: ease of use, Style/Design
Quality
2
Features
3
Value
1
Response from lg.comBy ^Rich, LG Digital Care Team, September 19, 2026
Hello there, thank you for taking the time to share your review with us. We understand how important consistent baking performance and reliable components are for your kitchen, and we recognize the situation you are experiencing regarding the circuit board and oven heat distribution on your LG STUDIO 6.3 cu. ft. InstaView® Induction Slide-in Range, model LSIS6338FE.
To optimize oven performance, please consider these tips:
- Rack Placement & Airflow: Use middle rack positions for bakeware to allow optimal heat circulation, leaving 1 to 2 inches around pans.
- Preheating & Convection Settings: Complete the preheat cycle before baking and use the Convection Bake setting for even heat distribution.
- Ventilation: Keep the rear oven vent clear during cooking for proper moisture exhaust.
For more guidance on your oven's convection system, view our video guide here: https://www.lg.com/us/support/video-tutorials/lg-range-understanding-convection-cooking-CT00000303-20151443383884
For further assistance, feel free to email lgdigitalcare@lg.sprinklrsupport.com.
-Rich
To optimize oven performance, please consider these tips:
- Rack Placement & Airflow: Use middle rack positions for bakeware to allow optimal heat circulation, leaving 1 to 2 inches around pans.
- Preheating & Convection Settings: Complete the preheat cycle before baking and use the Convection Bake setting for even heat distribution.
- Ventilation: Keep the rear oven vent clear during cooking for proper moisture exhaust.
For more guidance on your oven's convection system, view our video guide here: https://www.lg.com/us/support/video-tutorials/lg-range-understanding-convection-cooking-CT00000303-20151443383884
For further assistance, feel free to email lgdigitalcare@lg.sprinklrsupport.com.
-Rich
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Customer Rating
5
on September 5, 2026
Posted by: Happy appliances
from DeLand, FL
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We are still learning the capacities and functions of the range. We also acquired the LG Studio over the range microwave. The Wi-Fi capability of these two devices allowed us to tie the microwave lighting and exhaust to the function of the induction range burners. The light and exhaust come on automatically when the stove top is energized. Very nice feature!
Pros: ease of use, Quality, Style/Design, Features/Settings, Performance
Quality
5
Features
5
Value
5
Response from lg.comBy ^Rich, LG Digital Care Team, September 9, 2026
Hello there! Thanks for sharing your note. Great hearing your range and Studio microwave are giving you that smooth connected convenience with the automatic lighting and exhaust—always a standout feature when everything works together. If you ever need anything later on, @LGUSSupport is always available.
#LifesGood ❤️
‑Rich
#LifesGood ❤️
‑Rich
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Customer Rating
1
ProBake is TERRIBLE at baking!
on August 30, 2026
Posted by: V42P
Just here to confirm my identical experience to previous reviewer boughtatLowes regarding ProBake. Sold as an upscale "feature," the rear wall placement of the heating element requires a fan to blow the heat into the oven. This is fine for true convection baking, but even on the Bake setting this fan constantly cycles on and off with a 50% duty cycle. The resulting air movement makes the Bake setting actually cook more like a typical convection oven. Hence the burnt edges & barely warm center when baking a frozen pizza, for example. There is no "recipe adjustment" or rack position that will change this behavior. Unfortunately, the adjustment has to be in your expectations and standards. The ProBake feature was simply a misguided design decision on LG's part.
Otherwise, I would agree with most of the 5 Star reviews regarding the range's performance, esthetics, and features. Baking is just not one of them. It’s a good product handicapped by a poor design choice.
Response from lg.comBy LG, September 4, 2026
Hello. We appreciate you sharing your rating and feedback regarding your LG LSIS6338NE Induction Range. It is great to hear that you enjoy the overall performance, aesthetics, and feature set of the appliance, while we also value your specific observations regarding the ProBake oven heating performance. To help ensure optimal heat distribution during baking cycles, we recommend using standard shiny aluminum bake ware and placing racks in the recommended center positions, and you can review additional tips at https://www.lg.com/us/support/help-library/oven-cooking-issues--20152321079751?srsltid=AfmBOopFc98LjfsbRUEM-41DjxJdk6aWxoCCyHcVdnp1vyqgRfQgQEqD. We are committed to ensuring you get the best performance from your range and are here to help with any setting adjustments or questions. Please send us an email at lgdigitalcare@lg.sprinklrsupport.com if you need further support. ^James
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Customer Rating
5
New induction stove
on August 12, 2026
Posted by: Happy appliances
from Deland
So far the stove has operated great! No complaints. Love rhe WiFi capability and linking the stove to the microwave functions. We have it set so the microwave exhaust and lights activate when the stove top is activated.
Pros: Quality, Style/Design, Features/Settings, Performance
Quality
5
Features
5
Value
5
Response from lg.comBy ^Rich, LG Digital Care Team, August 20, 2026
Hey there! Thanks for the quick note. Always great hearing your induction range is running smoothly and that the WiFi pairing with your microwave is making the whole setup feel even smarter. If you ever need anything down the road, @LGUSSupport is here for you.
#LifesGood ❤️
‑Rich
#LifesGood ❤️
‑Rich
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Customer Rating
2
Broke quickly and took three months to fix
on August 2, 2026
Posted by: Tytell
from Boston
The unit blew an internal fuse, and it took three visits to mostly fix it. I say mostly since we still have lights that won't turn on. But at least the burners work now. This was after three months of ownership on a brand new unit. Maybe we just got a lemon, but I'm very worried about how often this will need to be repaired.
Pros: ease of use
Quality
2
Features
4
Value
3
Response from lg.comBy LG, August 3, 2026
Hello. We appreciate you sharing your experience with your LSIS6338FE LG Range. We recognize your experience with the electrical components and service repairs for your unit. To help ensure proper operation, try power cycling the range by turning off the circuit breaker for two minutes and turning it back on, then confirming the display panel and lighting connections are fully engaged. We want to help ensure your kitchen setup operates perfectly and comfortably for your household. Please send us an email at lgdigitalcare@lg.sprinklrsupport.com if you need further support. ^James
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Customer Rating
1
Can't turn off WiFi transmissions
on May 15, 2026
Posted by: Cwfranklin
Trying to stop the WiFi transmissions: the app will only allow you to turn off the public display of the NAME of the LG oven's WiFi network. The WiFi signal is still occuring - and it's a very high level of exposure. For those who don't want high levels of RF transmissions being radiated 24/7 - you're out of luck.
LG appliances need to have a way to simply turn off WIFI transmissions on the control panel. The THINQ app takes so much time to install and connect - and from the app, there's no way to shut off the RF transmission.
Response from lg.comBy LG, May 17, 2026
Hello. Thank you for sharing your experience with your LG Oven. We appreciate the details about the WiFi transmission settings and your preference to fully disable the signal. We want to take a closer look at your specific LG model so we can determine the best way to assist and review the available connectivity options for your unit. To allow us to properly investigate the details of your specific product model and to see how we can assist with your WiFi‑related issue being encountered, please send us an email at lgdigitalcare@lg.sprinklrsupport.com if you need further assistance. You can also refer to this helpful link for reference on setting up your LG Oven: https://www.lg.com/us/support/help-library/lg-thinq-setting-up-wifi-and-smartphone-for-lg-thinq--20154462789642
^James
^James
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Customer Rating
2
No value add. My old stove was better.
on October 1, 2025
Posted by: spagbo
The only thing I hear from people is "It boils water fast". Not important to me. I thought it was going to save energy.
I wish we hadn't bought it. l wish we had replaced our old stove with another "old technology" cooktop/oven.
I wish we hadn't bought it. l wish we had replaced our old stove with another "old technology" cooktop/oven.
Despite having read the booklet multiple times I find the directions confusing/unhelpful/poorly organized/incomplete.
The cooktop and display window are hard to clean. They stay smeary after cleaning (with glass cooktop product). Takes a lot of buffing to get them clean. Spills and dust fall on and between the knobs on the front. Hard to wipe between knobs. I wish the knobs and displays were on the back of the cooktop. Haven't gotten used to looking down for the everything.
Tried the air frying function several times without getting crispy results.
I find the convection bake to take longer, not shorter.
I never had a problem with uneven cooking with my old oven, so this supposed attribute doesn't help me.
I find the convection bake to take longer, not shorter.
I never had a problem with uneven cooking with my old oven, so this supposed attribute doesn't help me.
It seems like a good safety function for a burner to turn off after a pan has been removed momentarily, but it is hard to get used to turning it back on when you return the pan. To turn it back on, you have to turn the knob off and start over.
There is a lot of pushing "start" to use functions. There are a lot of buttons to push in general to achieve one function. So many different beeps/tones, hard to know which is which
So many options which I don't need.
So many options which I don't need.
And I had to get rid of the pots I loved and had had for decades to get magnetic ones.
Quality
3
Features
1
Value
3
Response from lg.comBy LG Digital Care Team, October 2, 2025
Hey there! We truly appreciate you sharing your thoughts and experiences with us. It sounds like you've had quite a journey with your new LG range. We understand how important it is to have surfaces that are easy to maintain. We’re always looking for ways to improve our products, and your feedback will help guide those changes.
For cleaning between your range knobs, we recommend looking at this video on how to remove them so you can fully get in between that space here: https://youtube.com/shorts/PO3hweiW2h4?si=6SQ8xeYBso1TVSwL.
In addition, use this video for tips on taking care of and cleaning your cooktop: https://www.lg.com/us/support/help-library/cooktop-cleaning-tips-electric-ranges--20150615815711.
Our team appreciates your feedback and wants to let you know that if you have any questions, you can always reach out to @LGUSSupport. That way, we can proceed in helping out. ~Kimmy
For cleaning between your range knobs, we recommend looking at this video on how to remove them so you can fully get in between that space here: https://youtube.com/shorts/PO3hweiW2h4?si=6SQ8xeYBso1TVSwL.
In addition, use this video for tips on taking care of and cleaning your cooktop: https://www.lg.com/us/support/help-library/cooktop-cleaning-tips-electric-ranges--20150615815711.
Our team appreciates your feedback and wants to let you know that if you have any questions, you can always reach out to @LGUSSupport. That way, we can proceed in helping out. ~Kimmy
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Customer Rating
1
No bottom heating element - "probake" is horrible
on July 15, 2025
Posted by: boughtatLowes
Everything will burn like it's on convect even when it's on bake.
Despite the glowing reviews on Consumer Reports, no one tells you that there is not a bottom heating element at all - it has been completely removed, surely to save cost on what is a premium range. The marketing materials all want you to think that "probake" fixes this by running the convection fan continuously, but that only means there are now two different modes of convection with no traditional "bake".
Frozen pizza? Edges burnt and middle barely warm.
Cakes? Top browned before the middle is cooked.
Biscuits that are normally at 425? Try 375 and hope for the best in a thick walled pan.
I only realized this after 6 months of waffling between thinking it's me needing to adjust my baking and not using it out of frustration. Then finally found a reddit thread explaining why.
TL;DR: Pay for a top tier range that's missing regular "bake" that has been in ovens for a hundred years.
Despite the glowing reviews on Consumer Reports, no one tells you that there is not a bottom heating element at all - it has been completely removed, surely to save cost on what is a premium range. The marketing materials all want you to think that "probake" fixes this by running the convection fan continuously, but that only means there are now two different modes of convection with no traditional "bake".
Frozen pizza? Edges burnt and middle barely warm.
Cakes? Top browned before the middle is cooked.
Biscuits that are normally at 425? Try 375 and hope for the best in a thick walled pan.
I only realized this after 6 months of waffling between thinking it's me needing to adjust my baking and not using it out of frustration. Then finally found a reddit thread explaining why.
TL;DR: Pay for a top tier range that's missing regular "bake" that has been in ovens for a hundred years.
Quality
1
Features
1
Value
1
Response from lg.comBy LG Digital Care Team, July 15, 2025
Thank you for taking the time to share such detailed feedback, we truly understand how this has affected you. The ProBake system was designed to provide more even heating by placing the element at the back, paired with a convection fan, rather than at the bottom like traditional ovens. While many users find it bakes evenly, we also know that it can change how certain recipes behave. We’d be glad to help troubleshoot , if you’re open to it, reach us through social media @LGUSSUpport. We thank you for your honest review, and we're here to help! ^Jose
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