Cheap Ovens

Guide to cheap ovens

How do budget-friendly ovens differ from more expensive ovens? Which oven is the most cost-effective, and which brands are the cheapest? We will go through these questions in the following guide.

These are the main differences between budget and high-end ovens:

• Build quality: High-end ovens are typically built with superior materials and boast a more robust construction.
• Self-cleaning: Budget ovens typically offer fewer advanced self-cleaning options compared to high-end ovens. For instance, you will rarely find pyrolysis self-cleaning in a budget oven.
• Energy efficiency: High-end tend to be more energy-efficient than budget ovens.
• Features: Budget ovens tend to have simpler features. They rarely come with app control, microwaves, soft-close doors and other advanced features.

With the following tool, you can compare the specifications of budget ovens against high-end ovens:

The cheapest oven is the Electra BIS72B at just £129.

These are the 5 cheapest ovens:

In our comparison, the cheapest oven costs £129 while the most expensive costs £2038.

This chart illustrates the price distribution among the ovens featured in our comparison.

One of the features that can increase the cost of an oven is the self-cleaning technology. The most popular type of self-cleaning function is pyrolysis.

This diagram shows the self-cleaning mechanisms employed by cheap ovens.

This chart compares the average price across various oven brands: