If I had the money, I would buy stoves that have 2 positions for large pots, one slightly smaller for frying pan or small pot, and one for a coffee pot. These stoves consist of 1 large, 1 slightly smaller, and 2 small ones that are too small for pots or pans and too large for a coffee pot. In other words, I have two useless stoves.
Another complaint I have is that it takes a long time to increase or decrease the intensity of a stove. 7-9 seconds to go from intensity 0 to intensity 9. Once upon a time, this was 1/4 of a second with the rotating switches. I don't know how quickly you can adjust the intensity with touch switches on other stoves to compare.
Other than that, it does its job perfectly, I have no serious complaints, and I really like the mechanism for pulling out the tray.

I recently bought it and I haven't had any issues. It's worth the money. The oven is large and bakes quickly, just like the kitchen burners, which are easy to ignite

Very good oven. Generally, the touch buttons that the new type hobs have are very uncomfortable. The classic rotating buttons don't have design but they are much more convenient.