GE Monogram 30″ Built-In Electronic Convection Single Oven Review

For those who are looking to upgrade their kitchen appliances, it is very common to begin your search months in advance. The reason for this is because there are literally thousands of high-end, luxury appliances that you can choose from. However, if you are looking to upgrade your oven, without having to spend in upwards of $4,000 to do so, you will want to take a look at one of the most trusted names in the appliance industry. The GE Monogram 30″ Built-In Electronic Convection Single Oven, Model: ZET1SMSS, has quickly become the number-one choice for consumers looking to upgrade their kitchen on a semi-tight budget. With a unique stainless-steel design, and extremely easy-to-use controls, this electric wall oven is on the top of my list of the best wall ovens in the appliance industry.

Main Product Features:

Many people begin their search for a new appliance by taking a look at the product’s outward appearance. If this is how you begin your shopping excursion, than you will be very satisfied with the design of this wall oven. With a smooth stainless steel exterior, highlighted by a rectangle viewing window and minimalistic controls, this oven will definitely enhance any kitchen it is placed within. However, what really makes this oven worth your money is the unique features placed within it.

There is a total of 4.4 cubic feet of cooking space within this single wall oven. This is the perfect size for medium-to-large families, as well as young professionals who love to entertain. With this much cooking space, you will be able to easily churn out large meals in half-the-time.

However, the coolest feature within this electric wall oven is the Reverse-Air Convection System. This cooking system is one of the most unique convection systems within this industry because it utilizes a special fan that actually reverses the air flow within the oven, which provides you with the finest heat and air circulation. Because of this feature, you are able to obtain even temperatures throughout your entire oven, even when you are using more than one rack to cook several dishes.

Most ovens utilize exposed heating elements at the bottom of your oven. These are the tube-looking elements that heat up your oven. The downfall for this type of design is it greatly restricts your cooking space, because the lower rack will normally become much hotter than the rest of the oven. However, this electric oven features hidden bake elements, which means that the lower heating elements have been completely concealed to provide you with greater usable cooking space.

Product Price:

This GE Monogram Built-In Convection Oven garnishes a price that averages just over $2,000. Make sure that before you purchase this oven, your kitchen will allow you to utilize a built-in wall oven.