Best oven deals: Samsung, LG, GE and Whirlpool on sale

An oven is a necessity for a fully-functioning kitchen, and modern ovens provide a lot of the smarts you can find in many of the best smart kitchen appliances. Ovens are one of the more expensive kitchen appliances you can invest in, but that doesn’t mean you can’t find some impressive savings. Even the best oven ranges often offer a price drop, and right now there are a lot of oven deals taking place. We’ve tracked the best oven deals down for you, and they include the likes of Samsung, GE, ad LG, among others. Read onward for more details on the best oven deals and some suggestions on which oven may be the right one for your kitchen.

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Amana 4.8 cu. ft. electric range — $580, was $855
GE 5.0 cu. ft. gas range — $650, was $855
Whirlpool 5.3 cu. ft. electric range — $650, was $900
Samsung 6.0 cu. ft. gas range with WiFi — $780, was $1,035
Samsung 6.3 cu. ft. electric range with WiFi — $780 was $990
GE 6.6 cu. ft. double electric oven — $1,200, was $1,395
LG 7.3 cu. ft. electric double oven — $1,199, was $1,699
LG 7.3 cu. ft. smart electric double oven — $2,199, was $2,999
LG 6.9 cu. ft. smart gas double oven — $2,299, was $3,199
Samsung Bespoke microwave combination wall oven — $3,549, was $5,249

Amana 4.8 cu. ft. electric range — $580, was $855

The Amana 4.8 cu. ft. electric range against a white background. — Amana

This electric range by Amana is a freestanding range that’s good for small homes and apartment living. It has a large enough capacity to make dinner and dessert at the same time, and its versatile cooktop offers multiple element options and provides up to 1,800 watts of cooking power. Bake assistant temperature settings make cooking more convenient with this Amana electric range, ad its Temp Assure Cooking System distributes heat throughout the entire oven to deliver delicious results.

GE 5.0 cu. ft. gas range — $650, was $855

The GE 5.0 cu. ft. gas range against a white background. — GE

GE has been making quality appliances for nearly a century, and that know-how goes into all of its modern appliances. This gas range by GE is a freestanding range, and it offers an edge-to-edge cooktop that gives you more room for pots and pans of all sizes. It has an extra-large integrated non-stick griddle, as well as a 15,000 BTU power burner for quick boiling.

Whirlpool 5.3 cu. ft. electric range — $650, was $900

The Whirlpool 5.3 cu. ft. electric range installed in a kitchen. — Whirlpool

Whirlpool is another brand that’s been making kitchen appliances for ages. This Whirlpool electric range allows you to skip preheating and cook frozen foods with its Frozen Bake technology, and it has a number of cooking presets to choose from. One of the unique features of this oven is the ability to broil with the door closed, which maintains optimal broiling temperatures for food while still keeping the kitchen comfortable using this broiling management system.

Samsung 6.0 cu. ft. gas range with WiFi — $780, was $1,035

The Samsung 6.0 cu. ft. gas range with WiFi against a white background. — Samsung

This smart freestanding gas range is equipped with a powerful 18K BTU dual-ring power burner, a five-burner cooktop that includes two power burners and a simmer burner, and a large 6.0 cu. ft. oven with Convection+ technology that evenly and quickly cooks food, so you won’t have any shortage of options on how to prepare your meals. It’s also Wi-Fi and voice-enabled with support for the SmartThings Cooking service, and you can also use the oven as an air fryer. With the Self Clean feature that burns grease and food residue through heat on high temperatures, the oven will stay spotless.

Samsung 6.3 cu. ft. electric range with WiFi — $780 was $990

The Samsung 6.3 cu. ft. electric range with WiFi against a white background. — Samsung

This smart freestanding electric range from Samsung looks sleek and modern with its stainless steel design that wraps around the cooktop sides and up to its control panel, but it’s also a powerhouse of a cooking machine with its large 6.3 cu. ft. oven with convection technology, 3,300-watt Rapid Boil burner, and five-burner cooktop with adjustable medium and large dual ring burners. The oven can also function as an air fryer, using little to no oil to prepare fried food. In addition to Samsung’s Wi-Fi features and support for voice assistants, the electric range also works with the brad’s SmartThings Cooking service that will help you search, plan, purchase, and prepare weekly meals.

GE 6.6 cu. ft. double electric oven — $1,200, was $1,395

The GE 6.6 cu. ft. double electric oven installed in a kitchen. — GE

This GE double electric oven is something to consider if you have a lot of people to feed. You can prepare giant feasts with this double electric oven, and its large capacity fits large pans or multiple dishes. You can cook healthier, crispier versions of your favorite foods in less time with its air fryer functionality. It also has two power boil elements that produce concentrated head for rapid boiling.

LG 7.3 cu. ft. electric double oven — $1,199, was $1,699

The LG 7.3 cu. ft. electric double oven against a white background. — LG

This LG electric double oven offers a huge range of features. It offers a large capacity, so you know you’ll have enough space if you regularly cook for a crowd. But it also has features like ProBake Convection, which may be best utilized if you like to bake for fun. These technology delivers even baking results on ever rack, every time, making it a great oven for baking cookies, among many other things. It delivers 3,200 watts of cooking power, allowing the cooktop elements to provide the utmost flexibility.

LG 7.3 cu. ft. smart electric double oven — $2,199, was $2,999

The LG 7.3 cu. ft. smart electric double oven against a white background. — LG

A huge range of features await you with this LG smart electric double oven. It has an air fryer function that can help you feed a crowd in a healthier way than traditional deep frying. It uses low oven temperatures and airflow to lock in moisture for things like meats, fish, and poultry that seal in restaurant-quality flavor. And it also has flexible 3-in-1 UltraHeat elements on the cooktop that will allow you to cook with a range of pot and pan sizes from 12 inches to 9 inches to 6 inches. You can also open up a range of smart features by syncing this oven with the LG ThinQ app.

LG 6.9 cu. ft. smart gas double oven — $2,299, was $3,199

The LG 6.9 cu. ft. smart gas double oven against a white background. — Image used with permission by copyright holder

This smart gas double oven has all of the features you can expect to find in other LG smart ovens. These include the ability to cook healthier foods with air fry functionality, even baking across all racks with ProBak Convection technology, and the ability to seal in restaurant quality-flavor with an Air Sous Vide function. But this oven also offers the smart of modern technology. You can sync it up with the LG ThinQ app, where you can remotely control the oven, set timers, and check on it from anywhere. It also works with voice commands through Alexa or Google Assistant.

Samsung Bespoke microwave combination wall oven — $3,549, was $5,249

The Samsung Bespoke microwave combination wall oven against a white background. — Samsung

If you’re looking for both an oven and a microwave, this 2-in-1 option is a good consideration. The Samsung Bespoke microwave combination oven offers a beautiful design that will look great in any kitchen. The 2-in-1 functionality allows you to prepare quicker meals with the microwave and gourmet meals with the oven. Both the microwave and the oven have a ton of cooking presets to choose from, and access to modern smart features, recipes, and energy usage are fully accessible with the SmartThings app.