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Best Wall Ovens of 2018 Credit: GE Appliances

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Best Wall Ovens of 2018 Credit: GE Appliances

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KitchenAid KOCE500ESS

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This two-in-one, stainless steel wall oven is built to evenly heat up the inside of the oven and cook your food at its best. Read More

Pros

  • Simple to install and use
  • Oven is spacious
  • Easy to load, grab, and roll out the rack

Cons

  • Noisy while in use
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Frigidaire Gallery GCWD3067AF

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This wall oven has 15 different cooking modes and even allows you to skip the preheating process. Read More

Pros

  • Multiple cooking options
  • Resists fingerprint marks

Cons

  • None that we can find
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GE JTD5000ENES

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This wall oven is built with a convection fan and third heating element that moves the air around evenly in order for your meals to cook just right. Read More

Pros

  • Simple to use
  • Remote app control feature
  • Smooth, easy-to-glide racks

Cons

  • Timer alert is very quiet
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Whirlpool WOS31ES0JSS

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This easy-to-fit wall oven has a feature that will keep your food warm, along with various other simple-to-use cooking modes. Read More

Pros

  • Simple to install and use
  • Delay-start feature
  • Guaranteed to fit in your kitchen

Cons

  • Heats up slow
  • No instruction manual included
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LG LWS3063BD

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This wall oven comes with conventional technology to evenly heat up your oven and cook your food just the way you like it. Read More

Pros

  • Oven is spacious
  • Auto-shutoff feature

Cons

  • None that we can find
  • KitchenAid KOCE500ESS
  • Frigidaire Gallery GCWD3067AF
  • GE JTD5000ENES
  • Whirlpool WOS31ES0JSS
  • LG LWS3063BD
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Wall ovens are popular with serious home chefs and remodelers alike because they put your food at eye level, making it easier to check on what you’re cooking.

With so many wall ovens on the market, we spent time looking at several wall oven reviews on top-selling models. When we decide what to test, we look at a wide variety of options in different price ranges. Some have special features that can help make you a better baker, while others get out of the way and let you cook without any help. All are designed to fit into an existing cutout for hassle-free installation.

Here are the best wall ovens you can buy right now.

Editor's Note:

The recommendations in this guide are based on thorough product and market research by our team of expert product reviewers. The picks are based on examining user reviews, product specifications, and, in some limited cases, our experience with the specific products named.


Product image of KitchenAid KOCE500ESS
KitchenAid KOCE500ESS

This two-in-one, stainless steel wall oven is built to evenly heat up the inside of the oven and cook your food at its best. It even comes with a temperature probe that accurately measures the internal temperature of your meat. So you can ditch the process of having to open your oven and stick a meat thermometer into the turkey over the holidays.

The top of this oven has a 900-watt microwave with Crispwave technology, which provides you with a secondary way to cook your favorite foods. The oven portion of the combo offers a similar Even-Heat True Convection cooking technology, which gives you access to a variety of cooking methods like frying and grilling.

Pros

  • Simple to install and use

  • Oven is spacious

  • Easy to load, grab, and roll out the rack

Cons

  • Noisy while in use

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$4,139.99 from Best Buy

$4,599.00 from Home Depot

$3,724.00 from Walmart
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Frigidaire Gallery GCWD3067AF

If you want an oven that will literally do everything for you, then this double wall oven is an ideal choice. Customers believe that you’ll be pleased with all of this wall oven’s features, especially if you’ve only ever used a traditional oven. It has 15 different cooking modes, such as air fry, slow cook, convection roast, and a bake element, and even allows you to skip the preheating process.

What’s better: this electric wall oven is built with a temperature-reading probe that lets you know when the food is ready to take out of the oven and serve. You can easily operate this oven with the touchscreen controls and keep it fresh with one of the many self-clean cycles.

Pros

  • Multiple cooking options

  • Resists fingerprint marks

Cons

  • None that we can find

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GE JTD5000ENES

If you want to ensure your oven is preheated and ready for your dish while you’re driving home from work, then take a look at this electric convection oven. You can control it remotely by using the SmartHQ App or at home with the LCD control display.

As for its cooking features, this double oven is built with a convection fan and third heating element that moves the air around more consistently in order for your meals to bake and broil just right. Plus, this oven knows when your food is ready by reading the internal temperature of your food (and don’t worry, it will alert you when it’s done).

Pros

  • Simple to use

  • Remote app control feature

  • Smooth, easy-to-glide racks

Cons

  • Timer alert is very quiet

$2,999.99 from Best Buy

$2,399.00 from Walmart
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Whirlpool WOS31ES0JSS

This single electric wall oven is ideal if you’re concerned about space. That’s because it’s guaranteed to fit in your kitchen (and, if not, Whirlpool will pay up to $300 toward any necessary cabinet changes). This single oven also has a feature where you can delay the start cook time to bake, meaning you can walk away from your wall oven with a peace of mind knowing that it’s already pre-set. In addition, this single wall oven’s cooking features include easy-to-use control buttons, such as a mode that will keep your food warm.

Pros

  • Simple to install and use

  • Delay-start feature

  • Guaranteed to fit in your kitchen

Cons

  • Heats up slow

  • No instruction manual included

$1,619.99 from Best Buy

$1,799.00 from Home Depot

$1,571.68 from Walmart
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LG LWS3063BD

This wall oven comes with conventional technology to evenly heat up your oven and offer precise cooking, so you can have your food just the way you like it. The control panels are smooth and easy to use, as well, to ease the process of preparing dinner. Plus, it comes with a keep-warm setting that keeps the food fresh before it’s ready to be served. The oven is spacious enough to fit large pans of food and will even shut off automatically when not in active use. Cleaning this oven is easy with either the EasyClean option or the traditional self-clean feature.

Pros

  • Oven is spacious

  • Auto-shutoff feature

Cons

  • None that we can find

$1,699.99 from Best Buy

$2,149.00 from Walmart

What You Should Know Before Buying a Wall Oven

What Is a Wall Oven?

Wall ovens are like traditional slide-in ovens, only they come separate from a cooktop and are designed to be installed into an existing cut-out in your cabinetry. They're typically installed around chest height or higher, so you don't have to stoop down to access anything.

This ease of access is one of the primary selling points of a wall oven. The other main draw? The ability to have two oven compartments, each of which can be set to different temperatures. For those who perennially host Thanksgiving, a second oven can be a real lifesaver.

The downsides of a wall oven are that they require buying a separate cooktop, have a smaller oven capacity than a slide-in range, and run at significantly more expensive price points.

How Do You Install a Wall Oven?

Wall ovens are designed to be very easily slotted into an existing cut-out in your cabinetry, with the electrical or gas hook-up within easy reach. If you already have the existing cut-out and hook-ups at the ready, they're incredibly easy to install: You'll just need someone to help you hoist it up into its slot.

If you don't have a pre-made cubby for a wall oven to sit on, that's either an easy (but expensive) call to a contractor or an incredibly involved and difficult DIY process—we'd recommend the former path for everyone but seasoned carpenters.

What Are Standard Wall Oven Sizes?

Standard wall oven sizes typically run between 24- to 30-inches wide, 27- to 29-inches high, and 22- to 24-inches deep to allow them to be the same depth as the surrounding cabinetry.

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Lily Hartman is a staff writer who also enjoys writing magazine articles about health and outdoor recreation. In her free time, she likes to hike, camp, run, and lift weights.

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