Best Ovens UK

Ovens are a crucial kitchen appliance for baking cakes, roasting vegetables, and cooking a Sunday lunch. Whether you're looking to replace your old oven or upgrade your kitchen design with a new model, there are plenty of options.

AO offers a wide selection of models from AEG, Bosch and its own brand. Standard UK delivery is FREE or you can pay PS20-PS35 for a scheduled home delivery.

Fan ovens

Consider a fan-oven if you are looking for a flexible oven that is versatile. These models use an air blower to circulate hot air which allows them to cook more evenly. They also can reduce cooking time. They're ideal for baking, roasting and grilling.

Also, they are a good option for those who dislike the smell of conventional cooking ovens. They have less odour and are therefore better for those with sensitive noses or asthma.

Fan ovens are also smaller than other ovens, making them ideal for people with a little space for living. They can be set up at eye level or beneath an oven and are a great choice for families with small children or those with a tight budget.

If you're looking for something that's a little more luxurious, you can also find models that come with additional features. For example, some have digital controls, which are easier to read and can offer more flexibility than dials. Some come with additional shelves, which are useful if you bake large casseroles or cakes.

Many of these models have a range of other helpful functions, including auto-program, which automatically adjusts the temperature and cooking time of different foods. There are some that come with a steam function, which makes use of water to make hot steam. This helps food such as bread and croissants develop a golden crust but remain light and airy inside.

Telescopic runners are another extra to look for. They allow you to slide the shelves into and out. There are models that come with an independent grill, which is useful for when you're cooking meat. Some have catalytic lines, which are designed to eliminate grime and grease from the interior of the oven, which means you don't have to clean it regularly.

Keep in mind that the cost of an oven can differ greatly based on the size and features of an oven. If you're searching for an affordable model, make sure to look over the specifications and select one that is suitable for your needs. It is also worth considering whether you really need all the extra features, and if not you can save money by reducing your budget or selecting an oven that only has the basic functions.

Convection ovens

A fully-fledged, high-end oven is the one you'll require if you prefer to bake or roast food, or cook it. They're not cheap, however if you pick an oven with all the bells and whistles then they can cut cooking times and make mealtimes a lot more efficient.

If you're ripping out your kitchen and looking for a sleek built-in oven or simply replacing an existing appliance you'll want to know what features are available and the dimensions you'll need to meet the requirements of your space. There are many models available from different brands with a range of finishes.

Conventional ovens evenly heat from top and bottom and do not have a fan. They are ideal for baking, flans and souffles. They're generally cheaper than convection ovens, but they can take longer to heat food due to loss of heat.

Fan ovens are ideal for speeding up cooking and spreading heat evenly throughout the inside of your oven. They're an excellent choice for cooking up an entire family meal or baking cakes and muffins, but they're not able to replace conventional ovens for roasting or making large meals.

If you're the kind of person who prefers to switch on an oven and then shut it off, choosing one with a range of automatic programs could be a good option for you. They can help you save time and effort by doing the work for you - they set the temperature automatically and turn the oven off and on at specific times during cooking, and are especially beneficial for dishes like chicken casseroles and pizza.

There's also the option of being able to control your oven with your smartphone with some models, which is perfect for families with busy schedules. The functionality of this oven can differ, but it often includes functions such as auto-roasting and defrosting, in addition to many other preprogrammed settings.

The Hotpoint oven is a great choice for its easy-to-clean features, eye-level setup, and impressive array of auto-programming. It's more expensive than the other models we've examined but the excellent reviews suggest it's a good buy. It also comes with a standalone grill and a handy warming rack for plates, as well as telescopic runners for the main oven that don't catch or stick.

Multi-function ovens

A multi-function oven can combine multiple cooking styles in one device. These ovens use a mix of top and bottom heat, grilling, and fan to cook food to perfection. They are also suitable for defrosting and reheating food items. As compared to conventional ovens they can reduce your energy bills by up to 40%.

There are a variety of multi-function ovens that are available, and the price varies according to the specifications and model. Certain models are advertised as smart, which means they can be controlled remotely via your smartphone. This is especially useful if you are in motion and want to ensure dinner is prepared when you get home after work.

The most basic of these ovens can cost under PS150, while more advanced models can cost several times that price. You should pick the one that is best suited to your requirements and also consider the frequency at which it will be used. A double oven is more suitable if you plan to use the oven daily. You should also consider the dimensions of your kitchen as well as the space you have to install the oven.

AO carries ovens with double and single multi-functions, from top brands like Samsung, Miele Hotpoint and Neff. It also offers home delivery for an additional price of PS20-30 or you can pick it up from its stores. It also offers repair services on all major appliances, and will recycle the old one for you.

There are ovens from smaller, less well-known companies that could provide more value for money. The AO Beko Eco-Perfect Oven is an excellent example, as it uses recycled fishing nets and industrial thread waste to create its oven's components. It's a basic oven with six functions and an energy rating of.

When selecting a multifunction oven, it is important to take into consideration the number of preset settings available and its capacity for cooking. Most multi-function ovens offer at least two cooking styles, but some having five or more. It is also important to consider the power output, which could vary among models. Some models have lower power output, whereas others have larger outputs to accommodate larger meals. A defrost function is another essential feature, since it makes use of the oven fan to move the unheated air around, allowing food items to defrost quicker than in the fridge.

Built-in ovens

The humble oven is one of the most important kitchen appliances for any kitchen. It doesn't matter if you're replacing a previous model, upgrading from freestanding to built-in, or as part of a total kitchen remodel There are plenty of options on the market. Finding the right oven for your needs is not always easy. We spoke with experts from AO Appliances Direct, Currys and Appliances Direct to find out which features they recommend.

If you're looking for an affordable and reliable oven, the Hotpoint EOS H7164BP is a good choice. It has a large cavity and a host of additional features, including self-cleaning technology that heats up the interior to melt away dirt and grease. It also has a separate grill with easy-glide runners which is a nice addition for any kitchen. Some users have complained that the door is difficult to open and shut, but this is only a minor complaint.

The Bosch H7164BP is another good option. It comes with a range of useful features that will make life easier in the kitchen. The 'Taste Control' food probe makes sure that meals are perfect and its rapid heating function ensures that it is up and running in no time. Its'Moisture Plus' smart technology helps bakers achieve perfect results for croissants and bread, while the ability to control the oven using your smartphone is a great addition.

However, the main reason to go for this oven is the great value price. It's a mid-priced, top-quality oven that has a large number of satisfied customers. The only drawback is that it doesn't come with any additional functions such as pyrolytic or hydrolytic self-cleaning systems, so you'll still need to clean up after cooking.

When you're looking for an oven, bear in mind that many models require a professional fit before they can be installed, and you'll require a carpenter or qualified kitchen fitter to install it. Some models also need to be wired, which means you'll need to have your electrical supply upgraded if needed. Most retailers offer installation services as an additional service to your purchase. This makes the process as easy as possible.