Viking Ranges Reviews

The Viking rep I worked with was excellent. She showed me some of the features and demonstrated what it could do. Also, at the same time, the Wolf representative was there, and I was not as impressed with Wolf as with Viking. She demonstrated melting chocolate on a paper plate over a burner without burning the plate. Wolf did the same thing and they both said, "No other range does it." But the burners are the thing that sold me on the Viking, the precision, and the ability to control the heat so precisely. Price-wise, it's a lot for a range. But it's worth it.

I like that Viking has a fifth burner on a 30-inch range. I also like the look of the knobs and the front panel has an old-fashioned look. It looks very sturdy. It's a high-quality product. The oven works great. The stovetop grills are super heavy. They're cast iron and great grills. They never slide and nothing moves on them. The only thing I didn't realize was how many BTUs (18,000) on a burner. I've had to adjust cooking 'cause most of the standards are usually 12,000.

I've been using an induction hot plate for the last six months, and I finally went shopping and was so pleased to find Viking had a model for a residential kitchen. It fits right in where my old one came out. I love it. I'm still getting used to the burners because it's different than my old stove. I researched for four months. I listed everything I didn't want in a stove. And Viking fit everything I didn't want. And the extras it had that I liked were the separate knobs for the oven, that it didn't have a bunch of electronics. Also, I'm a huge baker so I love the three racks in the oven. And I like that one rolls out so I don't have to slide it and lift my stuff off it.

We ordered our Viking range from AJ Madison, and they were very nice. It's a very nice range too. The general build quality is quite good.

The Viking Range has good quality. We had two issues with the knob. But other than that, it's fine. We like that it doesn't have any electronics. It's all old-fashioned with the gas. The sales rep said they were having an incentive for the dishwasher too. So we got a Viking dishwasher. He was able to sell the product and give us a rebate on the dishwasher.

We've had Viking Ranges for the past 30 years. My wife is a very good cook and she won't cook on anything except Viking’s gas stoves. We love the range, which was why we chose the 5 series 30-inch Viking range over every other product on the market. We didn't want any digital because we had a couple of Viking wall ovens, and it cost us dearly because those electronic panels failed and there were no replacement panels. So, we were glad to see that this doesn't have any digital components. It's all the old-fashioned turn knob without all the bells and whistles.

The 48-inch-wide Viking range has a small oven and a large oven. The large oven didn't work at all out of the box. When you’re gonna spend about $12,000 for a stove instead of going to Home Depot and buying something for 2,000, you expect the best of the best. And we didn't get the best of the best. It’s brand-new so I called the dealer who sold it to us. They got somebody out there relatively quickly and they made the first repair. But it did not fix it. So, the techs came out a second time about two weeks later.

The worst decision we have ever made. My neighbor advised us to buy sub zero but we purchased Viking because they had a promotion at Best Buy. HUGE MISTAKE!!! We have had nothing but problems… our freezer is full of ice because there is a water leak in the ice maker. Viking and Best Buy has no sense of urgency! DO NOT BUY VIKING. Buy sub zero or Wolf!!!

I enjoy cooking on my Viking range. I've already recommended it to several people.

My Viking range is a cooking stove, like a restaurant stove. And there's no timer. I gotta be precise and on my game as to what I make. I like that because it's even-tempered. It's got good heat. And you don't have to wait on it. It gets there quickly. Also, I like the way it cooks. I had a little trouble at first with turning it on, but I see now how that goes and where you won't get the response. Because I would turn it on, and it would do a click, click, click, but I would smell gas. But I was just not setting it. And if I put the convection on, wait until I get that where it starts, and put the convection. So, I'm learning.

The Viking range looked like a quality build that's made of heavy-duty and substantial materials. It's great and because of the company's long-standing good name, I decided to purchase one.

I bought a Viking dishwasher and range. I like the way the range looks but the grills on top get worn very quickly from the pots and the pans going on them and I wish there was a way they didn't have to look like that. On the other hand, the dishwasher came with a broken spinner. I bought my appliances through P.C. Richard, so they set up the service for me and somebody's been out. I'm just waiting for the part to come in and for them to come back and fix it.

I had two ranges. With the first range, I had to have it repaired four times in under a year. A wire blew up in the small oven and made a small fire. Then the hinge on the larger oven door broke. Also, the griddle didn't work. It was just a hot mess. The vendor finally replaced it. But the second one has been great.

The Viking range that I have is high quality. It’s made well. Everything works and it's got a lot of features. It's a double oven with all the burners, heat lamps, griddle, overhead hood with lights and exhaust hood. It's high-end commercial grade. It also has a pullout tray for drippings in the middle of the oven. I was able to get the parts for the thing that broke down and the service technician came out to repair and get it running. But Viking could improve on the ability to clean it.

Only buy a Viking if you are ok with replacing it after 10 years. I was told mine would last 20, but I started having major problems with the parts including the main board which I foolishly replaced 3 times. After spending over $4,000 repairing it, I wish I had purchased a more reliable brand with better customer service. Once the short warranty is up they will not help in any way. Since I did purchase many Viking replacement parts and none of them lasted past a year, I thought they would offer a refund for failed parts or a discount on a new oven. Had they done that I would buy another Viking, but the customer service is terrible - it is certainly not worth the price.

I like the way the Viking range looks and it seems heavy-duty. It's expensive but worth it. An oven that cost that much works much better than any other oven I've ever had. Everything tastes different in there. For a normal electric oven, you gotta wait a while for it to preheat. For the Viking range, it's a minute and it's ready to cook.

Viking Ranges are very aesthetically pleasing with incredibly accurate and quality tools. I like the way that it is very straightforward and without too many bells and whistles. The only thing that's been a bit of a trouble for me is using the gas oven but I'm figuring it out. Viking is a very good product and I would highly recommend it.

We have some issues with one of our burners and the seal on one side of the range is a little bit off. It's working and we had a repair guy in looking at it, but it's a little bit off. It's out of warranty so Viking sent me to the appliance repair people. There's nothing that can be done with the door unless we replace the whole range. It wasn't manufactured right. It's a big, nice, effective range but those two things are a nuisance. Because of the cost of it, I expected it to be near perfect but the quality leaves a little bit to be desired.

I bought a new Viking range and oven a few years ago. At the time I thought I was investing in quality and so I was willing to pay 5 or 6 times the cost of a standard make/model. Since then I have needed three service calls to fix issues. Two of those have been linked to bad quality of the oven door causing it to not close fully. This in turns heats the range controls and causes the entire unit to shut down. This is a simple model. No wifi, bluetooth and all the other gizmos that some brands throw in (for a fraction of the price I might add.) You would expect a high end oven manufacturer to be able to make a door that works. So build quality gets 1 star. Then you enter the world of Viking support. My range is still on warranty so I went through Viking for my repair. 5 weeks later and I am still not able to use my oven.

I was looking for something that was in an upper tier from what I've gotten from regular box stores that are all over the country. We have looked at a few different brands. But I was specifically looking for something that was in that size and did not have the griddle plate in it. I wanted it to be all burners. Originally, we were looking at a range cooktop that was a Dacor, which is a little bit of a cheaper price range, but still a nicer range. But we decided to get rid of our wall oven and needed something that had both the oven and the cooktop in the 48-inch size without a griddle.

We were happy that Viking was in here when we bought a new house. There was a minor problem with the oven which someone fixed real quick. We're just having to get used to a gas oven. We never had one before. We baked things on 400. Now we gotta turn it to 450 to get it done in about the same length of time. Also, there's not a timer or clock on it. All the stuff my wife cooks is timed, so she would do it on her phone. That would be an addition that would be nice. Other than those, we're happy with the range. But we don't like the dishwasher at all. It's got spots on it. We read about it and tried to figure it out, but down in the space itself, it leaves stains and it doesn't clean as good as the JennAir we had. We're very dissatisfied with the dishwasher.

Our first experience with a Viking range was when we were redoing our kitchen and there was a floor model at a home show in Minneapolis that had been sold. We asked the distributor ahead, "Do you have anything else available?" They had a 5-foot, six-burner griddle stove that fit perfectly into our kitchen remodel. We bought that product and we really like the way it worked. We had a lot of issues with it, but almost all of it was covered under the warranty. When one of the thermostats was a little wonky, they replaced that. When the delivery guys broke a knob bringing it into the house, they replaced that too.

I chose Viking for the quality and the reputation of quality. My experience has always been one of the best for quality. We did the installation ourselves. Delivery was done through a local company in town and it went fine.

We've owned a Viking range for at least 20 years. We bought a new one to replace the old Viking. We like the ability of the oven to heat to higher temperatures. It has a commercial quality to the cooking that a lot of other ovens do not. The burners are gas and the oven is electric. We use the range daily. My wife is a cook, and she likes to cook. So, gas burners are important to her and the quality of the oven is important to her.

I just got four new Viking appliances as a replacement for old Viking appliances. I am very pleased with how the refrigerator, the dishwasher, the stove, and the beverage refrigerator work. What we were very disappointed with is that three of the four were delivered with problems. On the stove, the broiler burner doesn't turn on though. What happens is it turns on in a small flame. Then about two minutes later, we get an explosion and the door pops. It's dangerous. So, that was disappointing. Then there are a couple of finish things. One side of the stove was dented and it was made that way. They didn't get it in place on the bottom correctly. They bolted it on the top, and then they hit it with their hands to try and bang it in and it didn't go in. It was all warped. I was like, "How do you send it to a customer this way?"

The quality of our Viking range has been nice. I've heard of people who have issues with the convection gas oven, but I really like it. We cook a lot. So far, it's cooked evenly. We use the stovetop a lot and I love it. I've even had my mom, who taught me to cook, and a few others come and test it out. My mom loves it. I don't have any issues with it ever lighting. You can tell if the flame goes out. It re-lights almost immediately. It's very consistent, very pretty, and nice to cook on.

We like the dual fuel feature of our Viking range. The burners on the top run by gas, then the oven runs on electric. It enables a more precise temperature, whereas a gas oven usually has a 5 to 10-degree swing to it. Last night we had pasta, then we also made some bread. So, we used both. We also frequently use all the elements of the range. We use the griddle and make a lot of pancakes. And we've cooked steaks on that griddle.

My Viking range is cool and it's big and bakes quickly too. When you roast chicken with it, it's still moist. Most of the time, when you bake it in other ovens, it tends to get dry. I like the fun in it. It circles everything in there. Anything I bake or cook in it, doesn't come out dry. If I bake bread in it, it comes out all nice and has a perfect color. I also like that it doesn't take too long. If a recipe calls for an hour, in less than an hour, everything's going to be cooked and perfect.

Cooking-wise, the range is excellent. It has very good performance, as promised. They work to perfection. The heating elements and the convection oven work up to expectations. But they don't have any technology added to it or anything special. It's just a straight cooking and design. Cosmetic-wise, for the price you pay, it should be upgraded further. The bottom part of the oven gets roasted easily. The sliding and the grates also get roasted and look very well-used easily. I don't even have a year with mine and I have to change the burners because they were broken. So they can do better on that.

I got the eight-burner cooktop with a grill and two double ovens. I love it. It's worth it for the quality. I had trouble with the grill when we first purchased it and they replaced it.

There is a recall, actually many recalls, for Viking ranges. I have one of those ranges and the thermostat has failed. Dangerous because it turns on your range at random. I have been without my range for five weeks waiting for them to send the recalled part. They originally sent it to the wrong address. For the past three weeks they do not answer when I call. I have started over three times and get promises of return calls but never hear anything. This is a six thousand dollar range. I will be forced to buy another but you can bet I will never buy another Viking product.

My experience with Viking has been very good. The quality of the range is very good. It's big and has eight burners. It's a double oven, so it's a lot to use and the ovens are really accurate, temperature-wise. Everything works well.

When I purchased the Viking Range, it was great. Everything was smooth. AJ Madison was the company I used to purchase through. However, I've had to have a guy come out here once. The left oven is finicky, the smaller of the two. It either doesn't fire up initially or fires up, cooks for 5 minutes, and shuts itself off. When the tech came out the first time, it fired up and it worked and seemed totally fine when the tech got here. But then it's gone back to its original state since he left. The guy called me this morning. He was gonna call somebody over at Viking to talk to them about what they would recommend, then he can get back to me. Either he'll come out sometime this week or he'll let me know what the options are. There's also a rebate I'm supposed to get and I haven't got it yet.

I specifically didn't want a household range. I wanted a range that performed like a kitchen range. I got a Viking and I'm looking forward to working on a commercial range again. There's a fan, which is what I wanted, and I wanted no electronics on it whatsoever, which it has none.

I purchased my Viking Range through Best Buy and everything went smoothly. Unfortunately, I purchased during the pandemic part, so everything was delayed, which was expected. But, the installation went fine and the products are all good. We had to have a service tech come out, though. It made a popping noise, but the service tech said that that happened quite frequently. Something with the metal plate inside of it. He replaced it and it's been working great since. What I didn't know about it that I found out is the oven, when you change the temperature on it, you have to turn it off and then turn it back on. I like that and I thought that was a cool feature on it.

We've been happy with our Viking range. The first one when we bought our house, the range had some issues. The door was broken and the interior enamel had a defect. But I was happy that Viking replaced that range and gave us a new two-year warranty. We've had our new Viking Range for over one year. And the hinges on the big door of the oven just broke. But someone came out and fixed it within three weeks. The only other issue I've noticed is whatever the product is that they have that surrounds the actual knob melted from the heat of the oven. But I like that it's a functional gas oven and stovetop.

I have a $6,000 range that doesn't work. I just had a Viking-authorized repair company here two weeks ago to change the spark unit. This is the fourth time since I've owned it and it still malfunctions. I went online to try to see if I'm the only one and of course, I'm not. The best I could tell, Viking changed the design of their spark units in the burner base and since then, they don't have any problems anymore. I have a six-burner top and they're about $200 apiece to replace them. I'm going to ask them to help me with the price on that, given that we've had so much trouble with this unit. Also, Viking told me they don't have their own repair group. I don't believe that's true because I've seen Viking vans. They have been unhelpful from the beginning. The only thing they did was, within a month of us installing it, we had the sparker replaced and they paid for that. But since then, it's all been on me.

Viking is a sturdy range that will last a long time. Also, the burners are accurate. I needed to get the conversion kit from natural to propane. Viking solved it for me.

We renovated an old home 25 years ago and at that time, we wanted a more commercial range. My husband's family had had experience with Viking and we went off of that experience. Then, when that range needed to be replaced, we did our research and we found that to get a similar commercial range with the options that we wanted, Viking was the more affordable brand. The quality is good. We have an electric oven, which is my favorite part of this, and my cooktop has a really high BTU, which was one of the things that we did not want to lose from our old Viking.

It turns out Viking's reputation is no longer as good as we thought it was. When we got the range, it was damaged and didn't work. It took a lot of back and forth with them. They wanted to only fix the panels. I eventually got them to replace the entire unit but they did not give me any warranty on it. Also, it's way higher priced than its competitors.

We love the quality of the Viking range. It's great. Everything cooks well. It's even. You get what you pay for.

The whole process with Viking was phenomenal. Easy to order, easy to install and set up. So far, the range has been really easy as far as cooking and using. As far as appearance goes, it's got the higher-end touches to it. It's a dual fuel, too. We've had zero issues with the oven or the cooktop. I definitely think it was worth it. The customer service was phenomenal too. We handled it all via text and email and purchased it. I even texted the rep my credit card number and we scheduled a pick-up. The fact that we could just purchase it quickly that way made it even better. Overall, it was a good experience. I would recommend and do it again.

I enjoy using my Viking Range. I replaced an old unit. I switched to a closed burner system from an open and I'm glad I did. It is more expensive, but it's much easier to clean. The quality is excellent. The other one had a lot of issues that kept happening. My favorite feature is the top sliding rack in the oven. However, the rebate experience could be better. It was very difficult to do online. I had to fill it out all with paperwork and there were no good instructions despite trying. I still hadn't received my rebate check and it's been several months.

The Viking range is very expensive. It's over $7,000. The burners are burning blue and orange flame. They can't seem to get it adjusted right, so that's a problem. One thing I was shocked about when I got the stove was that it doesn't have a timer on it, so I have to use my cellphone to time a dish when I'm baking. But that's okay because everything is old fashioned. It's been made the same way for the last 60 years. There's no computer. Everything is a dial. I could turn the knob, which is nice in a way. The range works perfectly. I've used it to bake and cook. The temperature is constant. It cooks evenly. The company is very good. If I need service, they will come right out.

Everything we got from Viking is working well. The range looks good. It's a 36-inch and having the extra width on that is really nice for the extra burners and for the extra space in the oven. Also, it has better gas flow, cooks faster, and has more settings than our previous oven. We got simmer settings on there, which you don't get on most ranges. There are a little bit more options for cooking and the oven and the range both stay really cool when we're cooking. So far, we're happy with the quality. I'd tell others if they want an upgraded kitchen, Viking would be something I would strongly look into.

The Viking Range cooks well. It looks nice too. However, some things could have been done better. You have to install the legs, the round bottom and the front panel to hide the plate is separate. They should make an effort to streamline what is needed rather than people figuring out what needs to be bought. The panel that goes over the neighboring countertop, there's a little attachment, and all those cost quite a bit. The front plate also has to be ordered separately.

I really like the quality of our Viking range. We have a couple issues with the gas, though. Some of the burners we couldn't get to simmer. It'll tick, tick, tick, as if it's trying to reignite. We're still working with the installation team to see if they can figure out why it's doing that. But otherwise, the burners that work, they work well and we like cooking on them.

Our Viking range has been good, so far. We like the classic design. The team at the Viking dealer was very responsive and helpful. We bought the range with all the other additional items. They had a special going last summer, so we bought a package deal. We were happy with that, plus the rebate.

One of the things we ordered for wasn't in stock. So we delayed it until that part showed up. When we got the Viking range, one of the lights wasn't working. So, we had the service company come out and fix that. And when they did that, they did something to the range door so it would not close. So, we had to call Viking again and they had to reschedule somebody coming out. And when they did, they had to order another part. We got it fixed today. We ordered it at the beginning of October. So, it has been three months we have not had the ability to use the oven. Hopefully, this is the last of the problems.

Viking is the higher-end line of products. I would encourage people to look at them. When I was shopping for a new range, I wanted to get a higher quality one and Viking was one of the ones that could fit it. The range, microwave and oven are good. I like all the choices on the oven between roasting, convection and baking.

The size of the range is perfect. We liked how the burners look and it has a total of eight burners. We like that we can turn on different burners at different times. Viking is a very dependable brand.

When I purchased the Viking range back in September, unfortunately, it came damaged so I had to return it and get a new one. I bought it through Best Buy. The process to return it was smooth and easy. About a week later, I got a new one. The new range, unfortunately, also came damaged. Once this one was installed, the gas started dispersing everywhere. Best Buy has a 15-day return policy. It went over the 15-day because I was doing some construction at the same time. I wanted to finish the construction and then install it. Unfortunately, it went over the 15 days, and Best Buy said, “Well, you can't return it anymore, so now you have to go through Viking.”

When I received the range, the oven door was not properly constructed. The inside of the door on the left-hand side was falling in and it was loose. So they fixed that. They said there was a stripped screw under construction. They said there was a stripped screw under construction. I have an LP six-burner stove. And I think because it's liquid propane, it's not that common. I've had a service tech out here three times. And I'm still getting big puffs when I turn off the flame. Also, when I do my oven, as the oven is warming up, it would give a big pop. The bottom panel appears to be adjusting to the heat. It sounds like a little explosion. Now I'm used to it, but I don't think that's normal. The range is beautiful and it was something I worked very hard and long to get. And I'm not as excited about it as I thought I would be. It's unfortunate.

The quality of the range is excellent. The burners are my favorite 'cause of the high heat and the ease of heating up pots and cooking. It's worth buying.

Our previous Viking range was awesome. I used it for 15 years. It was an open burner range, and when you turn up the heat on the range top, as you turn the knob, the flame would increase. It was easy to cook without having to look and see how high the flame was. I liked the way that it cooked. I also liked the consistency of it. Unbeknownst to us, Viking changed their design between our last range and this new one that we got a few months ago. The new ranges don't operate in the same way. I've been told by three different people that are associated with Viking that it's because the way that the shafts are now designed. They're different than what they were. As you turn them, there are spots in the shaft where the gas goes down in height when you're turning the range up. I don't like that at all.

I'm not totally crazy with the Viking range that I just got for my renovation, but I always like the one I have at another house. It's an older model and it's been reliable. Maybe I don't have enough runtime on this one, but it seems to be hard to clean and the grill top always looks terrible. It looked terrible when I first got it and it always looks rusty. When I use it even just for baking, it's so hard to clean that I don't even wanna use it. I like that it has a small oven and a big oven, but the small oven's given me some issues working.

The quality of the range is very good. It is more for a true cook than a general consumer. I like the consistency of the burners. The dealer was great with regards to the time that they took to do the installation and giving general instructions. They were always very helpful and willing to give advice and estimated timelines for things coming in and the installation date.

I had a Viking range previously, and I wanted to be a loyal customer. It served us well. My new range works. It is beautiful-looking, very efficient-working, and it matches our cabinets very well. We've had service on it several times, and the service was fantastic. The people were prompt, cooperative and understood the issues, and they took care of it beautifully.

The quality of Viking ranges has gone down precipitously. They're using a less expensive stainless steel that rusts. The vent in the back of our range is rusting on the inside and it's very difficult to keep clean on the outside of it. There are two types of vents and this is the shorter of the two vents. It sticks up in the back of the stove and vents hot air out. The quality of the racks has gone down as well. The diameter and the thickness of the racks has gone down.

I bought a home that had a Viking Series 5 range installed in it already. It was a new construction home that didn't meet my specifications because I like to cook. I wanted a Wolf because I cooked with a Wolf before and when I asked if the builder would exchange the Viking for a Wolf, they said they would give me an incentive if I switched to the Series 7, which is Viking’s highest-end. So, I upgraded to the dual-fuel Series 7.

When the Viking range came, the measurement was off by a bit, and I had to spend a lot of time on the phone with customer support to get it right. I mentioned, "You know what? Maybe I should have went with the Whirlpool." I didn't get the feeling that they were too sharp. The width of the gas range is supposed to be 36 inches, but the problem is that the top was 35 and 8 inches, but the bottom of it was 36.5. It didn't fit into my space, and I was stressed out a bit. I had to take off the screw and push and squeeze it down a little 'cause it was off by a quarter of an inch. Eventually, my contractor had to take care of it for me, and it didn't give me a good feeling, like the Viking range wasn't as good as the price I paid for it. Other than that, I like the touch and feel of it. It's solid.

The Viking Range is a great product. Heats well. No issues so far. I like that I can switch from conventional oven to convection quickly. It also looks nice. The dealer was also very friendly and extremely knowledgeable. They went out of their way to help me multiple times after ordering the wrong product. Just great customer service.

I'm very satisfied with the quality of the Viking Range. My favorite feature is the consistency of the flame. I like the ability to control the flame, from simmer to low to medium to high. Very precise. The salesperson was also very responsive. I also ordered a refrigerator, dishwasher and range hood. After I got the range hood, when I was trying to install it, I realized that I needed to buy a motor for the range hood, which no one had ever told me about. I would have expected the salesperson to say, "If you're buying that range hood, you need a motor to go with it." That was a surprise and a little disappointment. 'Cause the motor was $800. But their customer service has been very good.

The quality of the Viking Range has been excellent, so far. It's a great range and it's good performing. It cooks great. I like how the oven heats up very quickly. I like the responsiveness of the gas burners and the variability in the burners. I replaced the KitchenAid that I did not like at all because it was either too hot or it would turn itself off. I had a KitchenAid that I was never happy with for six years.

I love our Viking range. I'm the primary user of the device and I cook two meals a day minimum on it. I love the exhaust system. We got an external exhaust mount but the front right burner of the range has extra power to be able to boil water at an extremely fast pace. It has a higher BTU output. When I purchased the range, I called Viking and told them what I wanted. They took the order and sent me this design spec sheet so my contractor could make sure it was built right. Their customer service was excellent.

My Viking range is of great quality. I like the way the oven cooks evenly and you can see in with the light while you're cooking. Overall, Viking is helpful, accommodating if there's a problem, and easy to contact. They were able to email back quickly.

To me, Viking is like the Rolls-Royce of stoves. It's a durable brand. The name and the quality will last for a long time. Purchasing was effortless. I did it online. Getting the range was fairly quick. I love the range. It's well-built and I feel like it will last forever. I renovate homes. This is the sixth one I bought.

My wife doesn’t like Viking very much. We got an $8,000 stove and it's custom colored. But it's not what we expected at all. We're disappointed. The oven is very small inside for a 30-inch. It's nowhere near like the regular ovens and it takes so long to warm up. We had the London Major Appliances come out to look at it because you could hear the oven lighting up and then it heats up and it goes off. And it's very noisy. We wouldn't buy another one.

I love my Viking gas range. The functionality is wonderful. It heats up very fast. I love how the BTUs are high on each burner. I do a lot of cooking. I'll put an oversized pan and it cooks all around the outside too. It's not like it's cooking on the middle and the ends are not. But I have a problem with one burner. It's hard to light. It's also very hard to clean. It's new and it has marks on it already from cleaning. The whole kitchen is Viking. I've had numerous issues with the refrigerator but through the warranty department, they have come here and addressed the problem. That was a plus too.

Viking is expensive but it's a good product. It increases the value of the house. It's not fancy, but it's solid and lasts forever. We had some rodent problems that we needed to clean out. We had a repair guy come over. We paid him and he cleared it all out and showed me how to do more.

The range is simple to use and seems bulletproof. One of the burners wasn't working. But Viking sent someone out right away and had him fix it.

I went with Viking for the reputation that it’s had. It carried a lot of weight. I have a 60-inch gas range, and I'm really enjoying that. I haven't done a lot of baking with it yet, so I'm curious to see how that's going to work out, but I love the range. It cooks really well. However, I have had to have service on my appliances already, which I wasn't too pleased about considering what I spent on them. My refrigerator came with a big dent in it, so when that got installed, I had to look at that. A technician came with a new skin to replace that, and the hole for the emblem was drilled out in the wrong place. Now I have to wait for another new skin for my refrigerator door. I've been dealing with that since the appliances were installed in August.

I love my Viking range and it's my favorite thing in my house. When we purchased it, they had a rebate thing going on, which I didn't even know. I wanted the stove regardless, so, I ended up getting the fridge, the stove, and the dishwasher. The range is powerful. I'm still learning to make sure I don't walk away because the fire is so different than a regular stove that I've had. So, it cooks so much better. If I had to do it again, I would buy another Viking when it comes to the range. But the fridge, I wouldn't.

I saw Viking ranges at a showroom of a kitchen design store here in my town and I like the quality of the product. I have a family of five and I have three growing boys. They also have some dietary restrictions. So, we really eat home predominantly instead of eating out. So, I'm constantly using the appliances, and they've been great. They've been very reliable. They've worked really well. It's taken me a little time to get used to the electric stove because I have one gas and one electric.

The purchase of our Viking range was fine. Delivery and setup were A-OK. We've been having some problems with a couple of our burners, though. So, we've had to have repair folks come out to address that and it's still not fully solved yet. For a while, two of our burners wouldn't ignite at all. They were making a clicking sound but not lighting even though gas was getting to them. Viking sent our local repair folks two replacement burners. So, those were installed and those two still do not work. So, it was getting escalated up the chain. Some of the engineering folks were looking into it. They were gonna send some other parts and we haven't heard back. It's been about a month.

We're in Maui, and we purchased our Viking range through Pacific Source. They didn't have a model there, but we purchased the range in conjunction with them. The price is comparable to very high-end brands, like Wolf, and for what we got, it was good value. The range is absolutely perfect. In most of Hawaii, the ranges are electric, and the one we purchased is dual fuel so the oven part is electric, then we selected propane for the stovetop. We like that feature, to be able to do an extra low simmer. Also, the oven cooks very evenly.

The range is a very nice piece of equipment, but I was a little disappointed that the appliance company that sold it to us did not accurately represent its age of manufacture. This particular unit was showroom-floor new and it was marked down enough to make it within my ability to purchase as compared to a Wolf or the other high-end one that my wife and I were talking about. The appliance company marked it down to almost half its original retail price and made it sound like it was just a close-out.

The range is top-notch. I got a booklet for the installation and caring instructions, but the only thing I've had to do so far is keep it clean. Prior to the Viking range, we had a ZLINE commercial range, and that only lasted less than two years. We had problems with the burners igniting, and we had difficulty getting it serviced, then within two years, the oven broke. I got fed up, so we got rid of it and bought the Viking range instead. We've had it for less than six months, and it seems to be very high quality. I'm a cook, and I cook all the time. I have noticed that it's very consistent, and I like it very much. With my previous oven, I had to rotate baked goods halfway through or they wouldn't brown correctly. I don't have that with this one. I like the broiler too. A broiler’s hot, but sometimes they're not. This one is very hot and does what it's supposed to do. I'm very pleased with the Viking range, and I’d tell people to buy one.

Our Viking is a great range. I was aware of them as a more expensive product. I had a moderately-priced electric stove that I needed to replace. I really couldn't find the features that I wanted from the previous brand I had or any other brand in that price range, and the Viking had so many more features. I needed a backsplash that you could attach, a short one, but many models have eliminated that completely because people use the slide-in type of range. Also, the number of burners on the unit were far superior to everybody.

I love the range. It's outstanding. But I've got a couple of issues with it. I'm missing a knob, the switch doesn't work on one of my lights, and it's running a little hot. I'm trying to get someone out here to look at it. But the quality is marvelous. I've got a range, a double oven, a cooktop, and a couple of dishwashers. You get what you pay for. It's not cheap, but it's good stuff. A lot of people have been coming in, looking at this stuff and I've been sending them down there to look at it in the showroom. The guys at the showroom are incredible. They're second to none.

The range that we have is not any different than anything else but Viking has the reputation so we're hoping that we would have it for a long time. But the refrigerator compartment is a little bit smaller than I would have hoped. Also, the freezer door wouldn't close all the way. I had to remove the door and this other piece that slides that's attached to the door. The wiring that allows it to go in and out faulted. I figured it out and had to put it back together.

I renovated my kitchen and purchased a Series 5 range. I paid almost $14K for it. I was expecting a range that would not give me any problem whatsoever. From day one it began to give me problems. One of the the burners would not light. I reached out to Viking and they sent a technician. The problem was fixed but a week later it began again. The second technician came and fixed it for a few days. Now all 6 burners take turns in not lighting up. I also noticed one of the buttons was not straight and he had to fix the piece of metal it is attached to because it came bent from the factory.

So far, so good. I like that the water gets hot really fast when I make pasta. That's a change from my other stove. I love the way my Viking range looks. Aesthetically, it's very pretty.

I've always liked Viking. It is a good brand. Our range is a nice product. I enjoy it. I do have one of the grates that was cracked. They're supposed to give me another one. Other than that, everything works fine. They can lower the price a little bit. It's a little expensive, but I would recommend it because it's a good stove.

They've come out three times now to fix the light in the stove, and they haven't been able to repair it. The company that Viking recommended didn't seem to know what he was doing. He didn't seem to be able to fix it. It's been three times now, and he still hasn't been able to repair the light. So I'm wondering if there's another company that can come and look at it to see if they can repair it. But overall, the range is a quality product. I'm just waiting to hear from Viking regarding one of the lights that wasn't working on it.

They showed us all that they had and the various features of each and the competing brands. There was no pressure toward buying a Viking. The stovetop is great. The oven above 350 is fine. Below 350, we're not sure if there's something wrong. It goes on and off a lot. It has trouble maintaining a lower temperature. But we're not sure yet, so we're gonna keep using it before we call someone.

The range has four legs that are adjustable as to the height to position it correctly above the counter depending upon your floor. That might be fine in a new house. But when you remodel and you rip out the travertine floor and replace it with plank flooring, the inconsistencies in the floor height coupled with the difference between an inch or more travertine, plus planks are very thin and that can result in an issue where the legs cannot be adjusted sufficiently to raise the range to the proper recommended installation height.

Viking has a very robust, no-frills solution that doesn't have a whole lot of electronics in the range. The materials that they used are pretty robust. So far, things have held up pretty well. As far as the burners are concerned, it's easy to get a lower flame for simmer. The BTUs are high enough to sear a steak when needed. The oven bakes pretty consistently so far. I love the knobs and the way it can be cleaned. There's a slide-out tray, and everything opens up from the top. Cleaning the top burner area is pretty seamless, so I really like that. The external cleaning of it is really nice because there aren't a whole lot of knobs. My only worry over time would be how the printing of the knobs and the front section of the range hold up over time. We cook quite a bit and we love it. So far, it's met my expectations where a lot of ovens and appliances, especially Samsung, have not.

My experience with the Viking has been great. But the techs are coming next week because the temperature in the oven is off by 25 degrees and that has been frustrating. Other than that, it's been working great. We use the convection bake decently. It's definitely easy to get in contact with customer service. I just had to wait through the automated system.

Viking's ranges are of very good quality. But right out of the box, we had some problems. It was sent to us with a big scratch on the front. It took a month to get the part and it was replaced last week. It was a supply chain issue. The repair place couldn't get the part, and then Viking got involved and helped facilitate them getting the part. So there was no issue with that. They stood behind the product and got it replaced. They got somebody out here to do the replacement. The quality control at the factory though is not good. It made me feel ridiculous to have to ask for a new part for a brand-new thing. When you've made a commitment to sort of buy a Cadillac and it comes with a giant scratch on it, that's unacceptable to start out with.

I've had to call for service twice already on the Viking range. I called in the service on the knob and the techs came in and fixed it. It was a quick fix. The oven was turning off in the middle of us baking food. It was messing up the food and that was a headache. So, I had to put in a second call for the oven being shut off. The techs did an adjustment and hopefully, that works. If not, then they have to change the whole part. The guy said to bake a chicken and that it should work now. I told him that Thanksgiving is coming and hopefully, it doesn't give us problems on Thanksgiving.

I love the Viking range and this is my third one. It is very sturdy and good. It's just the BTU is so high. Some of the burners have one bigger and the rest are smaller. But the range that I got had it all the same.

The house had a Viking range when we purchased it, along with one other piece of equipment. The range had an issue with it and was not repairable so we wanted to replace it with a new Viking range specifically. I like the quality of the range and the evenness, in terms of the oven at which it bakes. Also, the burners are very powerful. You can tell that it's a very good quality appliance.

We have eight service cooktops and two of them are Viking griddle tops. That's a new fun feature for us. We bought them at Best Buy and the challenge for us was that they outsource their installation. There was a little bit of a lack of coordination on that but Best Buy had a strong relationship with their Viking rep. They were able to pull an order forward so we wouldn't have to wait months to get the propane. My town doesn't have natural gas and the assumption is that everybody buys natural gas. But my town only provides propane tanks.

Viking is very durable. We didn't have a good experience with our Viking stove though. We had a lot of issues with replacing the parts for it. It took a long period of time to get them. We were without a door on our stove for over seven months. But the dealer was wonderful. They were able to assist in anything we needed. They weren't pushy.

I was looking for an oven that would be close to 6 inches wide. I got Viking and the people were very helpful. When I called the dealer at any time, he always answered my calls and gave me the information I needed. They were excellent. The unit is overpriced, but it has good burner control and I love the color. It's a pale turquoise. The unit is self-cleaning too. So far, I had a very good brisket out of my Viking.

I wanted to have something that looked different and wanted to experiment with the high-end range cooktop Viking Ranges offers. On the day it was delivered, it didn't work and I had to wait for some parts. And the initial installation didn't go smoothly through the vendor I bought it through. But after it was all put together, things seemed to work okay. I like the way the six burners are all integrated.

We had issues with the range since we started using it: fire in burners going down when the oven would be turned on, etc etc. Worse was yet to come after two years of use. Now the enamel is peeling somewhere and the residue is settling in layers at the bottom every time we cook in the oven. Worse yet, customer support is awful, as we have been repeatedly told that this is a cooking residue. Then they say warranty expired after two years. They have a serious manufacturing defect on hand and try to avoid responsibility. This is a high end product and it lasts only two years!!!! I would never ever ever buy any Viking product after this experience.

We were looking for something to replace a similar size range and wanted something that was sort of industrial. We had heard the cooking experience with Viking was excellent. It took a really long time to get the range, almost a year after we ordered it. And when the people came to install it, we didn't have the correct electrical hookup. There was a lot of back and forth between the vendor that we bought the range from and then having to get subcontractors in to get everything sort of up to snuff so that we could install it. The range had to go back to the warehouse for storage for another month or so while we were trying to work the electrical issue out.

A month or so ago, the microwave suddenly died after I used it and it wasn't the plug or anything else because I checked that. I went on Viking's website and since they don't service their own products, I had to go through an approved third-party fixer. It costs $150 just for them to come check it out and that’s before any fixes. The guy came out and looked at it. He told me that it would cost $520 to fix it. There was something in there that died and it's not a major thing but it's the beginning of something major. He said he's gone through this with other clients who had this problem with this microwave. Then in a few months, what's gonna happen is it's gonna do the same thing again. And I would have to pay another $150 for them to come out to get it and then take it back to their wherever. They're gonna say I need to put a computer in there or change the computer system or the motherboard and it's gonna cost $1,200. I told him to forget about it. That is a lot. I don't think the quality is very good. I went and got an LG and I'll probably stay away from the Viking brand. But the range, hopefully, is gonna last. I don't do a lot of cooking but so far, it's pretty good.

We had some issues with the range on the day we had delivery but the support was fine. The oven stopped working and the company that we purchased the oven from scheduled a Viking support tech to come look at it. It took about five days for them to come diagnose the problem and another week and a half for the parts to come and be installed. But it still wasn't working right and then it was another two-week process. It took time but the range is working fine now.

We cook at home a lot and we use the Viking range four nights a week. I like how it looks better than other stoves. The price is on the high side but it’s known for quality.

I ordered my Viking range. I paid the deposit through Ferguson in January. They had an issue with the ordering to Viking, so the order didn't get placed till March. It was a custom color. It was supposed to be 20 weeks from January, which would have been May. And because they made a mistake, the range did not get delivered until late July.

Do you like having to tell everyone that comes to your house, "Please don’t touch the stove." Do you like when your cleaning lady comes and scrubs your stove. Well this stove has to be babied. Warm soapy water wipe in the direction of the grain only. Guess what? This sucks so much. I would rather own anything else. It’s hard to clean. Takes way too much time and everyone wants to use it and clean it. No matter what it’s not worth the headache. Oh and the decals come off very easy. I hate this stove.

The Viking range was the closest fit to what I was looking for in a new oven and stove. I looked at dozens of different stoves of different price ranges. My Viking Range performs well. It looks good. I had gone in to look for another model and when I saw the different model, it wouldn't work at all in my kitchen. At that point, the rep showed me some other options and the Viking stove was one of the options. So, I was impressed with his ability to work with me to find what I needed. There are some things that I wanted in a stove that I didn't get in the Viking but overall, I like the way it looks and I like the way it performs. It doesn't have the thing at the very back that I had on my last stove, so it just goes straight up to the wall.

It took a little over a year to get our Viking range in. So, it wasn't great. They said it had something to do with paint and the color of my oven door. There was some issue in the delay about that. So, it pushed out from being six months to a little over 13 months. We've also had a couple of issues for repairs. So, I'm not quite sold yet, but trying to get the repairs done was decently easy. We've had two people out. We think everything's been resolved. There's some paint pieces coming off on the inside. The repairman thought it was from underneath. I'm still working that out. The range does not have a timer. That was something I used constantly on my old oven. So, I really miss that. The preheating seems to take longer than my previous stuff. They said because of it being the commercial level.

Every appliance I got had an issue. My dishwasher was sold to me with no panel. There's something wrong with the heating element of the microwave and it's been on back order for months. Also, the range knobs are loose. Viking arranged for Broussard to come out and fix some of them, but I just noticed over the past few days that while some of the rings of the knobs are perfectly secured to the range, others spin. Viking has been accommodating and customer service has been on point. But you don't expect issues to arise with new appliances. Other than that, I like the look of Viking. I just hope it treats me well over the years. The price is high and for that price point, my appliances should have come with no issues.

We do a lot of cooking and about 25 years ago, we bought our first Viking. We have a large family so we were looking for a large stove. We compared the various better brands and decided on Viking. It worked out great for us. Then, we moved out of our house last year and in building our new house, we decided to get another Viking. The purchase took a really long time. We ordered it in May of '22 and it finally came in either May or June of this year. That was not great that we had to wait so long. We had a good sales rep but he was not as available as we would have liked. We would have to leave messages for him and he would get back to us but it would take a couple of days. Then, when we got the range, it had a couple of problems with it, one that we're still waiting to get repaired. They're scheduled to come at the end of September to do a final repair.

The range is of great quality but we have a couple of things that we need to have them look at like the turn dials on the smaller oven. I got the 48-range but the smaller oven is be heating appropriately. When you put the heat at 350, it's not that hot in the small part. Other than that, it performs very well and it's gorgeous. We also have the head over the top which does a great job drawing out air and circulating the smoke out of the house. My husband had something smoking last night and our smoke detectors went off for a moment. He turned that on at high speed and it drew everything out.

The oven is working well. The temperature seems to be higher than a previously owned oven based on the cooking result. Either it's higher so it's better in general. There is an advantage on that. But there was an electrical problem. When I connected to the outlet the first time, there was a short circuit. So, it triggered the breaker. And when it warmed up, it triggered the breaker again. There was a serious problem. They said that I did not follow the instruction for wiring. There are some wiring work that needs to be done based on the type of outlet you have. I'm surprised I didn't follow the instruction correctly. I believe it was missing in the instructions. They didn't say anything. They just paid everything for that under warranty.

We've had many Viking ranges and we're unhappy with this particular one. It looks almost as if the particular stove we got was a floor version because the stainless steel in the front is scratched. The oven didn't work, as if it had been disconnected for a floor model. So, someone didn't, inadvertently, put it on. We live in Florida and we had somebody in our area who can do Viking "repairs" come out and they were able to hook up the oven. He thought it may have been a floor model because they don't like to keep the ovens working in case somebody accidentally turns them on. And he said he had never seen that that particular line had been detached. The knob on the farthest right was not working properly and also had to be replaced. Those things were solved by having somebody come. But the scratching on the stainless steel is not solvable. I've got the best stainless-steel cleaners and nothing is working because it's clearly scratched.

Viking Ranges was made in America and it was the professional cook range. We like the way it looks. It lights up different colors. We also like that the grates are heavy. We will no longer use the self-cleaning feature. We had to get a new one because the self-cleaning feature most likely burned out the wire harness for the small oven. And they said, "Don't use the self-clean feature." Our neighbors have a Wolf and it seems to be better than that. It would be an equivalent of a Series 5. Ours is dependable and it's like having a professional oven in our kitchen.

I purchased a home with the Viking range in it and it was one of the decision-making factors in getting the house. I got a repair person to come out because it wasn't working properly when I moved in. Viking's website listed trusted repair centers and I used them and they were great. I love my Viking range. I love to cook and I know for sure how my food's gonna turn out based on the heating and performance of the range. The heating quality is unmatched.

I like the Viking range a lot. I have three of them on my property and they are all working well. But I can never figure out the microwave because it's not just a microwave. It's also a convection oven and I can't figure out where it's at.

We ended up getting the microwave, the dishwasher, the refrigerator, the range and the hood. I was very excited about it. But as soon as we got our range, the oven wasn't working. Viking had to send out technicians four different times to finally replace a cooling fan on the bottom of it. We got the range and it was about three months after that I could finally use my oven, and when they fixed the oven issue, now there's an issue with one of the burners. So, I had to call them back. Viking has called me and they've tried to reach out to this company who's been coming out to fix it. They haven't rescheduled yet so, we’ve still got an issue with the range.

The salesperson explained all the pros and cons of each range and the quality of the Viking range was good. It’s well-built and we like the ceramic top because it's easier to keep clean. You spray it down with cream and wipe it down with a micro pad or a scratch pad that Viking sends you, then you spray it down with another cleaner. It cleans up nicely and the range shines and it's beautiful. There are no tops to remove.

I like my Viking range. So far, so good. The only thing is the drip pan on the griddle that I have doesn't always catch all the grease. So, it's quite a big clean-up.

The Viking products are known for the high quality and long lasting. However, our gas range is a lemon. Two element buttons have broken off. Use of oven only at last temperature set as knob broke off. How does a high quality product have plastic and metal breaking from regular use of knobs? Had to replace the hinges at over $800 CDN. Convection oven setting no longer works. The self-clean not working as it locks on its own and needed service to unlock (over $300cdn). Estimate over $2,000 CDN for replacement of bake igniter control board, relay door lock assembly and light indicator (NOT DOING). The interior glass on door cracked numerous places. Basically we are done with Viking and investing more money with servicing this product. It's supposed to last over 20 years! Had it for 5 or 6 when problems started. Anyone want to buy it for parts? Or the weight in metal?

WARNING… Do not trust Viking parts used in their appliances. The parts are cheaply made, not built to last, and when they do break Viking will not stand behind their products. I had a recent experience where I hired an authorized Viking repair facility to replace 2 spark modules on my Viking stove. They used Viking parts and cost came to over $800. A year-and-a-half later, in June 2023, the same to 2 spark modules had to be replaced, this time for more money because price of Viking parts had gone up. Repairman said they should’ve lasted at least 6 years.

We have a high end, expensive Viking range. The control board went out and was replaced under warranty. Two years later the control board is out again. Viking will not stand behind this product even though it is clear that they have an issue with their control boards. Buy another range, Viking does not sell a quality product.

Updated on 09/16/2023: Our Viking 7 series Stove is 4 months old and has almost all its stove top burner valves replaced as they were leaking gas; total junk. Total safety issue and these stove should be recalled before a disaster happens.

We are now in our new home 5 months and still do not have cooktop I can use. I am tired of them ordering part and even sending a new cooktop with the same problem. It is not flat. The edges are bent. I have asked for return with my money back for 3 months now. I was told if the cooktop was used they would not give me back a credit to the store I purchased it from. I had to go out and buy an electric hot plate. I have been cooking with a hot plate for the last 3 months, and the same part has been ordered again, they will not give me back my money. Now when I hear the name Viking I think overpriced junk with manufacturing problems.

Viking is a desirable brand for an oven. We've been very happy with our new range. We have a strong preference for gas stoves versus electric. The adjustable shelves are good. There's plenty of room to bake. We like having that center rest that's a little wider. There are four burners on top. There's a center rest area which is useful to have when cooking. There are more levels of adjustability inside the stove than a standard stove. The light works. It starts well. It occasionally makes a re-lighting noise like a click when it first starts. It also occasionally makes the noise again later, which has been really helpful because, if we forget to turn it off, it makes a re-lighting noise, which is sufficient to remind us to turn it off. I don't think they did that on purpose, but it's like a side effect that's useful for us.

We had a Viking range in one of our last houses and loved it. It was a basic gas top oven and it always worked great. It's so pretty and the quality is top-of-the-line.

I have a free standing range from Viking. The range has been fine. My wife doesn't cook, but she likes it. We purchased it directly, so I didn't go through a salesperson. But their support staff on the back end was helpful when we had to get repairs.

The range allows for high-quality cooking. That's why people buy it.

We had a Viking range before which lasted for 27 years, and this one that we recently got is great. Everything is fantastic and we really enjoy cooking on it. It's efficient and it's a beautiful stove. It's state-of-the-art, up-to-date, and does everything that you want it to do. My wife is very excited about it and she really likes it. There was a backlog when we ordered this one and we looked at the other brands because of the turnaround time, but Viking was able to step up and get us a stove within a week. So, they went overboard for us there.

My Viking range is great. I like the brand. It's a really good brand.

The quality is great but sometimes, when you go to low to simmer, it'll make a clicking noise. It's just something we just decided not to worry about. They came out, though. We had an issue with installation so the Viking representative people came out and they made the knob so that we could turn it to low instead of simmer. That kind of solved it except if we go to simmer, it still clicks. Other than that, we love the range. I like that we can take the grates off individually and I like the heavy feel of the oven when I open the door. It feels like I have a substantial oven.

The service from Viking has been incredible. The stove was banging on the inside with heat so they replaced the part for that to stop happening. The top metal piece had a really weird piece of metal that they changed out for us very quickly. The issue hasn't been solved yet, but we're getting closer. We still have a service request coming out, but they're very responsive and we're super happy with the service.

The delivery was good. But there was a ton of stickers everywhere and it was really hard to get all the adhesive off. Also the burners have a tendency to click sometimes but only when it's on very low. Other than that, I love it and I'm really happy with the Viking.

The rep showed us around, told us about the range, and arranged for the delivery. I liked the availability of the range. It was about a month wait versus six, eight months with some of the other dealers. We had something that Viking came to look at and fix very easily and quickly.

We purchased the Viking range in January 2022 but just got it 2 months ago. We didn't expect the wait to be over a year and a half. But they said because of the pandemic, there were no guarantees. We like the range. We also got all the other appliances around that. So far, we love them. For the fridge, we're having a problem with it and we've only had it for two weeks. But it could just be a fluke.

The Viking range was on a good discount, and it also had good reviews. I'm very satisfied with the service of the store and the quality of the product. My wife likes the griddle. If you get a Viking range, you are getting your money's worth.

Purchasing was very easy and the reps were very accommodating. They had a range on the showroom floor that had some damage to it. They only had two at the site, and the second one was stored in their warehouse. So we had to wait about 45 minutes for them to dig that out. When we first installed it, the broiler would not light. Viking contacted a repair service and they made an appointment with us. The tech diagnosed it and then had to order a part. We got the part installed and the range has been doing well until the oven started acting up. Other than that, the quality of the range is very nice. It's very heavy and it should last a couple of lifetimes. If you can afford one, Viking is the way to go.

I hate the Viking range. We've had two different stoves because with the first one, the small stove wouldn't light and they replaced it with a new one. With the new one, the same thing was happening but with the large stove. Also, we've had someone come out four times to fix various issues. It just shuts off in the middle of cooking and won't light back up. I thought it was fixed but it wasn't so I called back another two times. The same issue happened again two weeks ago and now I paid $15,000 for a stove that I can't count on.

The overall quality of the range is the best and when I had some issues, they were very prompt to answer.

I love the quality. It's well-built except for a few spots where the grates rest on the top of the oven that were a bit scratched. I like the ease of the heat. It heats up very quickly and it cooks phenomenally. Also, the oven is spot on. It cooks very evenly both in bake and convection. If you're gonna invest in something at that price point, consider Viking.

We remodeled our new house and put in Viking throughout the kitchen. The 30-inch gas range is very good. It works the way we want it to work, and we love it. The oven is also gas, then we have an electric built-in oven.

If you're in the market for a stove and you have the money, buy a Viking. We use our stove a lot and wore the other one out, so we went to the next level. We bought the stove from an appliance store in New Jersey, and we use it almost every night. We're very happy with the performance. It functions exactly the way I want it to, and I can't find anything wrong with it. I love it.

We had an existing Viking range in our home. It wasn't functioning right. The door wasn't closing properly. It takes considerable time to preheat. And it had to do with the door being jarred. We had a repairman come in and try to remedy it. He said he couldn't do it. Many years passed we needed to get a new refrigerator. It was a GE and it wasn't properly functioning. We looked at many appliances, chose Viking because it was a good product. It was well-made. The ranges that were there were also on sale. We had a six-burner range. The oven door wasn't operating to our expectations. So, we had to get the range in addition to that.

Our experience with our Viking range has been really bad. We've never had a high-end appliance like that. We would have never bought it if it wasn't for our son who is a cook because it was very expensive. The installation was more than we expected, which is not Viking’s problem. The stove has had multiple issues with the burners. We had to have the serviceman come in and adjust something with one of the burners because the ignition kept clicking while it was on. He did an adjustment but it didn't last. That adjustment was just done until he could order the part. The part came in and he installed it. But then a couple of weeks ago, the main burner is not lighting. We have to use a barbecue lighter to light it. We have to call them back. Other than that, the convection oven is a nice feature. That's something we never had before. And even though it's the same size as the other range that we had, the oven is smaller because it's so well insulated.

My experience with the Viking range has been great. All the burners burn at the same BTUs. So, I like that. In the residential units, usually one's hotter than the other. We have the dual fuel oven, and it's been great. It cooks very evenly. The Viking range is a great product. It's got broil. It's self-clean. It's got pretty much everything. It's got convection bake and regular bake. It cooks the best I've ever cooked on. I'm a chef, so it's like cooking in the restaurant. You can regulate the flame very easily and it also adjusts your cooking pretty quickly. I highly recommend Viking. It's worth the extra money.

I absolutely love the Viking Range. I like everything about it. I got the five-burner. I'm looking forward to getting the griddle to go in the middle. I've been using it for two months now and I really enjoy the whole stove. I'm very happy with the purchase. However, my dad bumped into the stove and the knob got turned and turned on to the clean option and then the stove locked. We ended up having to shut our breaker off to get it to unlock.

I like the full output of the burners which are good. But within the first week, the hinge on the oven door seemed to be malfunctioning and the door didn't shut completely. I had to do a service request. They serviced it and it works fine now. However, it is noisy. It takes a long time to cool down. It runs the fan even when you're done for quite some time.

I've got a Viking range which is electric. I've got a Viking microwave which is convection and conventional. I've also got a Viking refrigerator. I love the electric cooktop range. It's unbelievably unique where you can control everything in the oven as well. It has multiple settings from convection bake to normal convection to conventional. It gives you a lot of options both in range and cooktop. I also had an issue early on and the response from customer service was absolutely spectacular.

I like the Viking range. It looks great and works well. There's one light that's not on but it's not a big deal.

I love the stovetop and the burners. But I don't care for the racks inside the oven. They are very hard to pull out. In needing to put some umph behind pulling them out, I've burned myself a couple of times. The pan that's on there slides into your arm. It's dangerous. It's one thing that I am disappointed about. I have a wall oven that's a different brand and the racks come out very easily.

I have a Viking range and in the 20 years that I've had it, I've only had to have repairs once. But when I recently purchased a second one, I've already had to call repairs on it and they have to replace two circuit boards, which are not coming in. So, I'm not too happy with it. To get it serviced, I talked to our local appliance store and they passed on the information to Viking, then Viking sent an email for this present repair about contacting the repair place that was contracted to do the warranty work. I'm disappointed because I bought the Viking and paid a lot more money for it than some of their comparable competitors. I would tell my friends to be careful in buying a Viking range.

My wife got a 30-inch Viking professional range and a 36-inch hood for the kitchen. It's been great and she's happy with it. We had an issue with one of the burners that took a while to turn on. But after that, everything has been good. The range is a lot better than the one we used to have. The food warms quicker. When we're cooking chicken, it's ready in 10 minutes. My wife loves Viking's products and the brand. We're really happy with it.

Viking Ranges had the look I needed in the kitchen, and I liked the functionality. I also like that all of the burners are power burners and power simmer. The range was worth every penny.

I like the grid in the oven, that I could get it in colors, and that it was based on an industrial model. I'm happy with it. It does what I want it to do. It was when I had trouble that it got icky. It took a long time to get the stove. I understood it was a special order. But when I got the first one, they had not secured it properly, so it was not able to be used. It had to be sent back. They wanted me to get back in line for another one, but I refused.

Viking sent out the range with the wrong ports for the gas. So, burnt up inside of my range. We got soots inside of it. When I called them, I told them the flames are bigger, and the soot coming out of the inside, and got soot all over the back of my marble backsplash. It was a nightmare how to clean it with a magic eraser. But they said, "We'll just send out someone to switch out the ports. We gotta order the ports." I told them, "You guys should just send out a new one and just replace it. Just because they got ran that way and who knows the damage." It would mess with the life of the stove. But they just sent out someone to put the new ports in. I had to hire a cleaning company to come out and get the soot out of the inside. It works fine now. Also, Viking should try to make the stove a bit lighter. That thing is heavy.

We love the quality of our Viking Range. We're really happy with the appliance.

I'm a plumber, and in going in people's houses, I always saw Viking stoves and I liked it. This is the second one that I have owned, and it's the same one that I bought previously. It's a basic 30-inch gas range and it has a convection feature. It is durable and it heats up fast. We use the steel cleaner on the front and mild soap on the burners. I love the Viking ranges, and I would tell people to buy one.

I purchased my Viking range in 2018 and it worked wonderfully. When the smaller oven stopped heating up, they said it was a heating coil. So, they got a new heating coil under warranty. Then they discovered that once the heating coil came in, the wiring harness needed to be replaced. I told the tech that came out, “Well, you gotta take this whole thing apart on my kitchen floor.” The tech said, “Some of these parts are sealed. I can't even get into them. Send me instructions on how to do it.” But Viking couldn't do it.

I have a Viking refrigerator and stove. They both work very well. I'm happy with them. I like the speed at which the stove would bring water to a boil, the size of the burners, not having any coils in the stove portion of it. Be prepared to spend some money.

The lovely sales lady took us through the shop and said, "Here's what we have." I love our Viking range because it's gas, not electric, although the oven is electric which is good. I like to cook with gas. It cooks great. Also, Viking was wonderful with taking care of the infestation problem with the machine.

Our Viking is a wonderful range. But when we got it, the door had a defect where it was crooked. However, we contacted customer care and they installed a new one. The quality of the range is great. I love the propane gas and that the oven has racks that pull out and it doesn't have an exposed element. I'm confident that Viking appliances are gonna stand up to what their ratings are. I hope to have them for a long time and not have to replace them. I'm very happy with what I have and fortunate to get it. I recommend my Viking.

I thought my Viking oven was turning on and off. The tech serviced it and taught me everything about it. That was what it was supposed to do in order to keep the heat level. Other than that, I like the way it looks. It's strong and I can tell it's gonna be a good oven.

We're happy with our Viking stove. It's self-cleaning, and it has a convection oven in it. It's very reliable, and it looks good in the kitchen.

The quality of my Viking range awesome and I like how sturdy it is. There are many options on the range and I like all the things that it can do. I love the grill/griddle thing, too. So far, this is first my gas range and convection oven, so that's a learning curve for me. I ordered the range in December 2021 and it was supposed to be delivered on July of 2022 but I didn't get it. Then they said it would come in August and it went on and on. I had to wait a year and a half to get it. Then, when they installed it, they were in a hurry and didn't make the legs level, so everything slides towards the front.

I love my Viking. This is my second Viking Range. My first one lasted 21 years. She was old and tired. This one has more features. It has a self-cleaning oven and the fifth burner. This one had the griddle in the middle and a self-cleaning range. My other one didn't have that. So, I went ahead and got this. Plus, each burner has a different BTUs. With my other one, there's no way that the crumbs could get down past the burner. It had a drawer underneath it, I pulled out and I caught the crumbs under that. Now, they’re self-sealed. I love all the features of this new one. Nobody makes cookies in there better than I do. I use it from a slow simmer to a hard boil, and the different size burners, if used correctly, will do the job perfectly. When I turn the low one on low, I can put a piece of paper on top of it and it won't burn. And the high BTU heats right up. It's gas, so I got instant response to whatever I want.

The quality of our Viking range is pretty great. Unfortunately, we had to have service techs come to our house twice in the past year. Other than that, it was very easy to contact them about the issues we had. I contacted the reseller, then they told me to contact Viking customer support directly. So, they gave me the phone number and I had to call them twice in the past six months. The first time, it was a false alarm and the tech came out a couple of weeks after I called them.