Overall I’m thrilled with my new cooker. Some nice upgrades from the previous version. I’m personally not a huge fan of the rails on the sides to insert the racks but not a massive issue. The knobs could do with the line being coloured so you know what temp you are using. The line is hard to see if your eyesight isn’t brilliant. I also would have prepared the rack to be full size in the grill tray too. It’s more of a roasting rack than to be used for multiple slices of bread. Nice size but why is 55cm more than 60cm cookers?I I would recommend though.

I was hesitant about paying so much for a cooker but I needed one that was 55cm wide. I honestly don't regret getting it, you do get what you pay for, I've had cheap ones in the past which did not last but this oven is solid and good quality, easy to use looks good, I love where the knobs are positioned. I even set the clock in seconds something I've not been able to do for years. I also like having a easy to use timer back again something I've been missing on the cheaper ovens. So far everything I've cooked has turned out perfect. Can't fault it.

A great little cooker - the internal cooking spaces feel bigger than they should for a narrower appliance. The dials are easy to understand and use. The grill is powerful too.

Having used gas cookers for a very long time, I was very sceptical about this cooker, having memories of my very first cooker (electric) being very hard to control. Since there is a problem with my gas pressure, I reluctantly decided to change to electric. So glad that I chose this one, it is very controllable, easy to understand, and is a joy to use, and keep clean. Each ring is numbered 1 to 6, so that a simmer can be set at 1 or 2, and a fast boil at 5 or 6. There is even a choice of fast grill for toast etc, and a slow grill for bacon, meat etc. For someone like me, in their 80s, it is uncomplicated and very rewarding to use.

Nice cooker, replaces a very similar old one. Hard to find 55cm wide

Fitted 55cm space. Looks smart.