Latest Oven Reviews

Samsung's unique induction range doesn't ignore the oven.

A remarkable induction rangetop doesn't make up for an ordinary oven.

It's not perfect, but this Frigidaire makes induction affordable without too many sacrifices. That just might help it catch on in the US.

Despite its impressive rangetop, we found the PHB925STSS to be overpriced.

Despite a few flaws, Whirlpool has delivered an relatively inexpensive introduction to induction.

We are completely smitten with this European-style induction masterpiece.

A so-so oven sandbags this otherwise impressive, inexpensive induction range.

The MGR7685's rangetop performed well, but bakers won't like the oven.

The MGR8880AS got the rangetop right, but came up short in the oven below.

This range is packed with features, but it lacks consistency.

Loaded with an impressive rangetop, an Aqualift cleaning system, and a stylish look, this Whirlpool only falls far short in oven performance.

Dual oven ranges often value features over performance, but this KitchenAid doesn't compromise much.

Whirlpool gets it right with the WFE720H0AS.

While "pro range" usually means "semi-pro range," this all-business Thermador made a good case for dropping the prefix.

LG has a new gas range platform and our attention.

This looks just like the winner of our best electric of 2013. But smarter.

Samsung loaded the 2012 innovation award winning feature in a upscale slide-in range.

A two-dimensional induction rangetop from a newcomer to the American market.

A different kind of high-end oven.

Great big price tags prompt great big expectations.