LG STUDIO Induction Cooktop

The Flex Cooking Zone allows you to bridge two separate heating elements into one large surface. This is ideal for accommodating oversized cookware like rectangular griddles or roasting pans, ensuring even heat distribution across the entire base of the pan.

Induction cooktops require magnetic-based cookware to function properly. This built-in sensor tests your pots and pans and provides feedback on their efficiency, helping you identify which pieces will heat up fastest and perform best on this specific cooktop.

Yes, through the LG ThinQ app, you can monitor the status of your cooktop remotely. While you can check if burners are on or off, for safety reasons, you cannot turn the burners on remotely.

One of the primary advantages of induction is that the surface itself doesn't generate heat; the heat is transferred directly to the cookware. While the glass can get warm from the residual heat of the pan, it stays significantly cooler than a traditional electric or gas cooktop, making it much easier to wipe up spills without them baking onto the surface.

You need cookware with a magnetic base, such as cast iron, enameled cast iron, or magnetic stainless steel. If a magnet sticks firmly to the bottom of your pan, it will work on this cooktop.

The SmoothTouch glass controls are designed to be minimalist and disappear when the unit is powered off, leaving a sleek, clean look. When you turn the cooktop on, the backlit controls illuminate, making them intuitive and easy to navigate.