Customer Ratings & Reviews

Not many changes from previous 2008 model. Dimensions of previous model were the exact same so fit in wall perfect which was a plus. If not used to controls, will take a little time to get accustomed to them. Looks great but wish came in fingerprint resistance surface. Only gripes so far are can not have the clock to show all the time like older model and buttons are not as responsive as I would have liked.

This is our second GE Advantium oven. First one died without warning after 10.5 years. We grew to love it so much that we bought a new one. Seems exactly the same except some exterior trim, but now the clock does not stay on except when you are using the oven. Not GE’s fault, it is a mandated energy save.

Received 2 weeks ago.. clean lines, replaces a lesser GE countertop that had been installed as a built in with the framing that blew up on Jan. 2nd. Matches the GE oven underneath. Quite a few features on this and will take time to really know their worth. Have used the convection oven already and really like it over my standard GE oven that takes forever to heat up. Lots to dissect as the many aspects of "Advantium" cooking seem overwhelming and not sure I'd prefer using it over other cooking techniques. Swapping out the bottom carousel glass/metal depending on cooking type will end up being more of a hassle I think than it's worth. Definitely would prefer the oven door to swing out, than down. Makes things harder to reach especially when using the included wire stand/rack, and very difficult to clean the back wall inside. And for goodness sake, not having the clock stay on is ludicrous. It looks like it's broken or something with no display lit. I don't care what California crazy energy ordinance forces this upon GE... but you do realize using the convection micowave for an hour probably uses up more energy than the clock would for 10 years.... Geeze! At least my GE oven display underneath has a clock.. hope they don't make me send it in for service to disable it. ;-)