I replaced a "modern" Whirlpool with a simple, somewhat plain-looking Hotpoint. But my Hotpoint may appear old fashion as it doesn't have all those fancy buttons the Whirlpool has, such as a "pizza" button, or a "timer" to roast a large piece of meat, what it does have is four knobs for top burners and an oven knob. In other words my Hotpoint has everything I need and nothing I don't And its first big test came just a few weeks ago when I baked 20 loaves of pumpkin walnut bread and the walls along both sides remained fairly warm but not hot, which is why I bought it and got rid of the Whirlpool.

Glad to find a correct size to replace my prior range. I bought the same model and it had lasted 15 years! Hotpoint!

We bought this model because we knew it was built by GE and we've trusted the brand for the past 51+ years of being married. Keep up the good work.