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Ranges and cooktops Radar

Updated Nov 6, 2026

Which ranges and cooktops have a real discount today?

The tracked ranges and cooktops, from the biggest discount to the smallest

  1. $2,000

    No history yet · today

  2. $135

    No history yet · today

  3. $2,098

    No history yet · today

  4. $310

    No history yet · today

  5. $899

    No history yet · today

  6. $158

    No history yet · today

  7. $127

    No history yet · today

  8. $248

    No history yet · today

  9. $226

    No history yet · today

  10. $117

    No history yet · today

  11. $235

    No history yet · today

  12. $120

    No history yet · today

See all (38)
  1. $159

    No history yet · today

  2. $91

    No history yet · today

  3. $1,629

    No history yet · today

  4. $193

    No history yet · today

  5. $2,666

    No history yet · today

  6. $2,807

    No history yet · today

  7. $2,199

    No history yet · today

  8. $2,699

    No history yet · today

  9. $3,199

    No history yet · today

  10. $120

    No history yet · today

  11. $122

    No history yet · today

  12. $4,599

    No history yet · today

  13. $800

    No history yet · today

  14. $646

    No history yet · today

  15. $120

    No history yet · today

  16. $147

    No history yet · today

  17. $117

    No history yet · today

  18. $100

    No history yet · today

  19. $137

    No history yet · today

  20. $132

    No history yet · today

  21. $290

    No history yet · today

  22. $297

    No history yet · today

  23. $298

    No history yet · today

  24. $647

    No history yet · today

  25. $3,199

    No history yet · today

  26. $1,207

    No history yet · today

On Nov 6, 2026, No range or cooktop confirms a drop against the 30-day median, among 38 tracked. Basis: the catalog’s price history.

Today’s price vs. each model’s 30-day median.

How to tell if the discount is real

  1. We save the price every day

    Each collection records the trusted-store price of each model, and the series becomes the history that serves as the benchmark.

  2. We compare with the median, not the "was" price

    The benchmark is the median of the model’s own price over the last 30 days. The "was" price the store crosses out is not used.

  3. We only call it a drop with enough history

    With 14 days or more of history and a price 5% or more below the median, the model goes into "Price really dropped".

How to read these numbers

On November 6, 2026, No range or cooktop confirms a drop against the 30-day median, out of 38 tracked. The comparison is with the model’s own price over the last 30 days, never with the "was" price the store crosses out.

Next step

See each range or cooktop on the price and score chart

Each point is a new range or cooktop, by price and spec score.

Frequently asked questions

How does the Radar know if the discount on a range or cooktop is real?

It compares today’s price with the median of the last 30 days of the same model in the price history. The store’s "was" price is not used. Models with insufficient history appear with no verdict.

What does "below the median" mean?

Today’s price is 5% or more below the middle value of the last 30 days, with enough history (14 days or more of history). It’s a fact about the price history, not a buying recommendation.

How do I see the history of a product in another category?

Paste the product link into the field on the page. The Radar of Products tool shows the price history and the verdict.

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Where the numbers come from

The history saves one price per day. The median is the model’s own over the last 30 days and only counts with 3 records or more; the "below the median" verdict requires 14 days of history and a 5% drop.

The price is the one collected on the date shown and changes without notice. The series shows what the price has done so far; it doesn’t predict tomorrow’s price or say it’s time to buy.

Data from Nov 6, 2026.