My first impressions are quite good, although for now I have only tried it for grilling. The size of the grilling plate is larger than what the photos suggest, where it seems that some photoshopping has been done to fit it vertically on the stove. The plate is large enough to cover the entire surface of the stove except for the control buttons, and it can comfortably fit 2 medium-sized steaks or 1 large one.

The plate indeed heated up almost immediately (be careful when grilling as it gets very hot, including the handles). In a relatively short time (about 15-20 minutes) and by adjusting the power to low to medium settings (600 to 1000 Watts), I made 2 well-cooked large burgers (starting from semi-frozen ones), grilled cheese, and pitas. Everything turned out crispy and quite tasty, without the need for adding oil, etc., just with their own juices and fats. The power consumption was approximately 500 Watts together with the extractor, so I estimate around 300-350 for the stove. After grilling, the grill cleaned very easily with warm water and dish soap, and the glass surface was equally easy to clean with a wipe.

The only downside I found is that when it is turned on and every time you press a button, it makes a somewhat loud "beep" for safety reasons, which might disturb those around you if you want to use it slowly at night. Otherwise, it is okay in terms of noise, the fan at the bottom makes a rather negligible intermittent noise.

Also, for the first use, I recommend boiling some water that you will then discard, as at the beginning of the first use, the stove, like many other electrical appliances, emits a slight smell of the cable, and I don't know if these fumes are good to go into food.

It is a good and elegant product without any issues if the "beep" doesn't bother you, and the stove is recommended as a quality and, as it seems, economical solution.