AEG isn't a cheap brand but I bought this oven and when I unpacked it I noticed the buttons weren't all flush and the top oven door have an uneven gap at the top, AEG quality checks obviously aren't that good just glad I didn't pay the original £750 price tag but it was still quite alot

It's a nice-looking oven if a little simple. Did not expect it to be much smaller than my old one. Temperature and settings are on the dials and very difficult to read

The oven does the job, and has provided a suitable replacement to my previous faulty unit. 2 issues for me: 1. As others have said, the controls are difficult to read, I'm 6ft tall and still struggle to easily see the temperature I'm setting the over at. It won't be any good for smaller people. 2. The shelves aren't flat, they have a bevel/recess in them which oven trays sit inside, and are difficult to get out with an oven glove on. I've burnt my hand a few times now, and I've only had the oven a month.

Very good. Only used main oven so far and that heats up quickly and seems to cook evenly. Looks great

Good value for money. I needed to replace my old Neff oven & new Neff was a lot more expensive. This matches in with my other Neff appliances really well. Functionality is good. Only 2 minor negative points, the racks have an upturn lip on them which prevents you sliding dishes in and out easily and the other is the knobs feel a bit cheap but they do push flush when not in use.

We bought this to replace our 23-year-old AEG oven that we were very happy with. We like the new oven but find that we have to turn the setting up to a much higher temperature (in the oven and the grill) compared to the old model, and food takes a long time to grill compared to our old oven.

the only negative is that the display is not fully digital which makes it feels like a retrograde step. However it cooks well with some more flexible heating options and the AO staff were fantastic!

Basic oven but does what it is suppose to. I would say the oven width is smaller than a single oven