Spotlight: Samsung Bespoke NSI6DG9300SRAC 30" Induction Range — Air Fry, True Convection & SmartThings, Open-Box for $1,299
If you read our recent guide comparing gas, electric, and induction ranges and found yourself leaning toward induction, this is the week to act. We have exactly one open-box Samsung Bespoke NSI6DG9300SRAC in the warehouse, and at $1,299 it's one of the best induction values we've listed all summer.
Why induction — and why this one
Induction cooktops heat the pan directly with electromagnetic energy instead of heating a burner and hoping the pot catches up. That means faster boils, precise simmering, a cooktop that stays cooler and safer to the touch, and spills that wipe up without baking on. The NSI6DG9300SRAC pairs that technology with a 4,300 W highest element — enough power to take a large pot of water from tap-cold to rolling boil in a fraction of the time a conventional electric coil needs.
Key features
- 6.3 cu. ft. oven with true convection — a fan plus a third heating element circulates hot air evenly, so cookies on three racks brown at the same rate.
- Built-in Air Fry mode — crispy wings and fries right in the oven, no countertop gadget required.
- Four induction burners with precise, instant response — from a hard sear to a chocolate melt without scorching.
- Self-clean cycle and a smooth glass surface that cleans up in seconds.
- SmartThings connectivity — preheat, monitor, and get alerts from your phone.
- Slide-in design, 30" width — sits flush with your counters for a built-in look, and a storage drawer keeps pans close at hand.
Who it's for
This range suits anyone replacing a standard 30" freestanding or slide-in electric range who wants a serious cooking upgrade without a kitchen renovation. It runs on a standard electric range connection — no gas line, no venting changes. It's especially good for families with young kids (the cooktop surface stays much cooler than radiant electric) and for anyone who cooks daily and is tired of waiting on slow burners. One note: induction requires magnetic cookware — if a fridge magnet sticks to the bottom of your pots, you're ready to go.
The savings math
Comparable new units of this Bespoke induction range sell for roughly $2,000 at the big-box stores. Even our own brand-new price is $1,599. The open-box unit — inspected, tested, and backed by us — brings it home for $1,299, a savings of hundreds of dollars for what may amount to a scuff you'll never see once it's slid between your counters. That's the whole idea behind buying open-box: full performance, full function, minor cosmetic history, major savings.
One unit. First come, first served.
Open-box inventory doesn't sit long, and there is exactly one of these on the floor. If you've been waiting for the right moment to switch to induction, this is it.
→ Claim the open-box Samsung Bespoke induction range for $1,299
Questions about delivery, installation, or whether your cookware is induction-ready? Get in touch — we're happy to help before you buy. All prices in CAD.