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GE Profile PT956WMWW

*Est. $2,200

GE Profile PT956WMWW

pros
  • Double oven: One conventional, one convection
  • Includes recipe converter
  • Reliable brand
cons
  • Expensive
  • Appearance may not appeal to all

There are currently no professional reviews for this model, but gets some user ratings. Since reviews of individual wall ovens are difficult to come by, we consulted J.D. Power's latest brand survey, as well as an article and an owner survey by Consumer Reports. Sears.com and Lowes.com visitors rate some GE Profile wall ovens.

This 30-inch GE Profile PT956WMWW double wall oven has a regular thermal oven on the bottom and a similar-sized convection oven on top. The convection oven includes a recipe converter, which re-calculates standard baking and roasting times for convection cooking. This wall oven has a modern appearance, reviewers say, but not the "industrial" look favored by some (you can get it in stainless steel for about $450 more). GE wall ovens perform well in testing and in one customer reliability survey. For a wall oven that is the double version of a currently top-rated single oven, reviews recommend the Frigidaire GLEB30T9FS (*est. $1,925), which costs less.

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Our Sources

1. ConsumerReports.org

Editors of Consumer Reports evaluate 14 wall ovens in a wide range of prices, and publish the results of a reader survey regarding brand reliability. GE wall ovens are rated and included in the reliability chart.

Review: Wall Ovens, Editors of Consumer Reports

2. Buzzillions.com

Buzzillions.com collects user reviews from a number of review sites. There aren't any reviews for the GE Profile PT956WMWW here, but there are several for GE wall ovens, including one for the 27-inch version of this model, the PK956WMWW. According to the owner, the oven is easy to use, but the corners can chip on impact.

Review: GE Profile 27" PK956WMWW White Built-In Convection/Thermal Wall Oven, Contributors to Buzzillions.com

3. Lowes.com

The GE PT956WMWW double wall oven gets perfect ratings for features, value, design, quality and ease of use from one lone user. This customer left no detailed comments.

Review: GE Profile 30-Inch Built-In Double Convection/Thermal Wall Oven, Contributors to Lowes.com

4. Sears.com

Sears sells several GE Profile wall ovens, including the GE Profile PT956WMWW. While this model hasn't yet been rated, one owner has reviewed the similar PT960WMWW, which has a larger control panel. The owner says it bakes well, but the broiler isn't powerful enough.

Review: White-on-White GE Profile 30 in. Built-In Double Wall Oven, Contributors to Sears.com

5. J.D. Power & Associates

In J.D. Power's 2008 Kitchen Appliances Study of overall consumer satisfaction with various brands of built-in cook tops and ovens, nearly 15,000 consumers rated GE Profile appliances as below average in all seven categories including price, operational features, ease of use and overall satisfaction.

Review: 2008 Kitchen Appliances Study: Built In Cooktops and Ovens, Editors of J.D. Power and Associates, Oct. 1, 2008

Wall Ovens Runners Up:

Kenmore PRO 41003 *Est. $2,000

2 picks including: Sears.com…

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