I haven’t had a convection oven since moving 18 years ago. I’m really looking forward to using it more. So far so good.

This was installed flawlessly by BB, replacing a Kenmore Elite that did not perform well. This oven looks good, is easy to use and seem temperature accurate. The rollout shelf is great, but this oven has only two shelves, so a limitation. Setup was easy. The timer, however, is practically inaudible - it is super soft even on the 'loud' setting. You can't hear it across the room, never mind across the house - useless. We don't use the wifi connectivity, so no comments about that. The convection settings are effective.

Needed an oven rather quickly & this one fit the bill 100%. Oven could only be 20 Amps, needed to be convection and also not completely reliant on technology. You tap the control panel & it lights up, so the controls are not permanently on display, which is nice. I read reviews that complained about the noise when it turned off (this is literally the quietest oven I have ever owned). My previous KitchenAid was annoyingly loud. People also stated that the timer was too quiet, and again...not a problem for me. The aforementioned Kitchenaid had an annoyingly loud timer that drove me up the wall. This oven is quiet, works well, has controls that are easy to understand i have owned this for about a month and I have no complaints so far. I am extremely happy with this purchase I bought it from Pacific Sales and their salesman that helped me is incredibly knowledgable and helpful and patient There are enough bells and whistles on this oven to suit me. I mean there is no camera to watch your food cook, but seriously that is not something that I want, although I think the higher end models do that

I had a similar convection GE oven for 18 years. Cost back then $1320.00. This oven has many many reviews so this is my two cents: As previous reviewers stated for a cold start it takes around 25 minutes to reach 450 degrees. My old oven same interior size, took 17 minutes. The timer is as quite as a church mouse on high and the numerals on the clock need better spacing. There is a lag time after the oven preheats. They give you a +/- 35 degree setting you have to calibrate to get the right oven temp to line up with what the display says. So to get to say 400 degrees, you may have to adjust. You Should buy and oven thermometer and test it out to set it correctly at first. This oven rates very high on the list of best ovens you can buy and has some nice features including WiFi. The disappearing controls are a nice touch. The black faceplate though is not black, it’s kinda grayish so it my not match your other black faceplate appliances. Overall I bought this one because I knew it would fit into the space otherwise I might have bought something else.

I have only had the oven for a week, but I couldn’t be happier. This was an upgrade to our original non convection 13 year old oven. I knew I wanted a convection and found this GE Model listed as one of the best “budget” convection ovens. I bought it online with ease and had it delivered/installed within 1 week. So far I have made several baked items with convection they have been cooked perfectly. The oven is easy to use without reading any instructions, although I am sure I will learn a lot of cool features when I do. I am definitely looking forward to cooking holiday meals in this oven. It can be controlled from an app which I am sure will come in handy.