Are GE ranges any good?

Yes, GE ranges are good and are considered solid mid-tier brand offering good performance, features, and value. GE ranges including gas ranges like JGBS66REKSS, JGBS86SPSS, and electric ranges like JB735SPSS, JBS60DKWW, and GRS5000SNSS are made by GE Appliances, a Haier company, in LaFayette, Georgia and other US plants. They consistently receive Good to Very Good ratings for baking evenness, temperature accuracy, and burner performance with first-year service call rates around 8 to 11 percent according to Yale Appliance data, which is near industry average of 10 to 15 percent and similar to Whirlpool at 8 to 11 percent and Frigidaire at 9 to 12 percent, slightly higher than Bosch at 6 to 9 percent but lower than some Samsung models at 12 to 15 percent. Key strengths that make GE ranges good include large capacity at 5.0 to 5.3 cubic feet for oven, edge-to-edge cooktop on gas models that gives more usable space, Power Boil burner that boils water quickly, convection with third element for even baking, air fry mode in newer models, self-clean with steam clean option, SmartHQ app with WiFi in higher models for remote preheat, and inexpensive parts like bake element at 30 to 80 dollars, igniter at 40 to 100 dollars, and temperature sensor at 20 to 40 dollars that are widely available with massive US service network. Common complaints include occasional control board failure.