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Performance There's a whole lot of variance into the cooking components used in each Verona wall oven. The 30" (their Biggest) is
powered by a 3,500W broiler element, 3,000W oven element, and 2 x 1,300W convection Elements (for a total of 2,600W). In addition
they have their gas unit which produces 7,000 BTU broiler and 11,000 BTU oven and the 110-volt electrical oven that manages 1,800W
on So what does all that mean? The higher-end models like the 30" and even the 30"x24" have Competitive numbers that are average
if not slightly above average compared to the rest of the industry. Their smaller dimensions, however, are somewhat weak for our
criteria. That being said, it isn't fair To directly compare the 110V to a "typical" electric oven. We enjoy that nearly every
model comes with a convection option which we have seen in the past Allows for very consistent cooking with a lot less initial
power requirement. Features There are not nearly as many features on these Verona units as we have seen on comparably priced
products in the industry. The main features include the built-in cooking styles which vary from 1 to 12, pyrolytic self-clean
mode, double convection fans, optional meat probe, and gliding rack. What is Noticeably missing would be the more advanced user
customization settings, the ability to store recipes And cooking settings, and several of the specialized cooking features that
other brands in the mid to Premium-price tier add to their own wall ovens. However, All the essentials are there so many of you
Who rarely mess with some of the more advanced features likely won't miss not having them. Item Selection There are two different
ways to look at the product selection that Verona offers in their wall ovens. On the negative end, there are just 7 goods and all
but one of them are single wall ovens. There really aren't any tiers of classes for a given size nor any sort of combination wall
oven. On the positive side, their single wall oven choice is quite diverse, including multiple power Levels, sizes, and even an
option for gasoline and 110-volt power. If you have your mind made on a Single wall oven then there are a few options to look at
but for everyone else, you might not find what You're really searching for. Looks These are pretty average-looking units and do
not really have much to get excited over. The digital Displays are very simple and conservative and might look somewhat rustic
next to more progressively Also, Verona has decided to stick with bulky knobs on all of its products. While there is nothing
inherently wrong with using knobs over buttons, we do desire that They would offer up some different layouts as those who prefer a
more modern look might be disappointed. The oven body itself comes in a standard and safe brushed silver look. Verona harps As
being motivated by Italian design and we do wonder what that comes into play with these products. Durability These units are
mostly acceptable with regard to their durability. Since they are relatively simple and Don't have lots of the electrical gadgets
and gizmos as some of the competition you will find fewer Places that things can go awry especially with electronics. However, the
metal bits used are a bit On the thinner and thinner side. While this doesn't automatically equal being a less durable Product, we
have seen in other tests that over time a lighter material will often fail . But until we Have more established proof of that it
is only speculation. The only other issue worth mentioning is There were reports of gaskets that seal the oven door and the ovencoming off prematurely But again we haven't personally dealt with this and are just going off of accounts. Price There's a ton of
variance at the asking price for these wall mount. On the low end they fall nicely into Because of this Huge range, it actually
requires looking at each oven on a case-by-case basis and comparing it to what To keep things simple, we have outlined it as the
following: Lower end: great bang for the buck. You get a decent unit with sufficient features for the low asking price Middle:
Still a decent thing. Power and features are somewhat lacking but still warrants a consideration Upper end: not an excellent
value. Just too many features missing Overall Rating Verona wall ovens play a safe approach here and don't really give us anything
new. Of choices for single wall mount but beyond that, you're limited in selection. Performance is about Average and the list of
features to work with is about average also. We are not really inspired by The looks, either. Most other people there are better
choices out there. Models: Single: 30" self-cleaning, 24" self-cleaning, 30" electric 110 volt, 24" electrical 110 volt, 24" gas
(VEBIEM3030, VEBIEM3024, VEBIE24P, VEBIEM301, VEBIEM241SS, VEBIG24SS, VEBIG24E) Double: 30" self-cleaning electrical (VEBIEM3030D)
Performance There's a whole lot of variance into the cooking components used in each Verona wall oven. The 30" (their Biggest) is
powered by a 3,500W broiler element, 3,000W oven element, and 2 x 1,300W convection Elements (for a total of 2,600W). In addition
they have their gas unit which produces 7,000 BTU broiler and 11,000 BTU oven and the 110-volt electrical oven that manages 1,800W
on So what does all that mean? The higher-end models like the 30" and even the 30"x24" have Competitive numbers that are average
if not slightly above average compared to the rest of the industry. Their smaller dimensions, however, are somewhat weak for our
criteria. That being said, it isn't fair To directly compare the 110V to a "typical" electric oven. We enjoy that nearly every
model comes with a convection option which we have seen in the past Allows for very consistent cooking with a lot less initial
power requirement. Features There are not nearly as many features on these Verona units as we have seen on comparably priced
products in the industry. The main features include the built-in cooking styles which vary from 1 to 12, pyrolytic self-clean
mode, double convection fans, optional meat probe, and gliding rack. What is Noticeably missing would be the more advanced user
customization settings, the ability to store recipes And cooking settings, and several of the specialized cooking features that
other brands in the mid to Premium-price tier add to their own wall ovens. However, All the essentials are there so many of you
Who rarely mess with some of the more advanced features likely won't miss not having them. Item Selection There are two different
ways to look at the product selection that Verona offers in their wall ovens. On the negative end, there are just 7 goods and all
but one of them are single wall ovens. There really aren't any tiers of classes for a given size nor any sort of combination wall
oven. On the positive side, their single wall oven choice is quite diverse, including multiple power Levels, sizes, and even an
option for gasoline and 110-volt power. If you have your mind made on a Single wall oven then there are a few options to look at
but for everyone else, you might not find what You're really searching for. Looks These are pretty average-looking units and do
not really have much to get excited over. The digital Displays are very simple and conservative and might look somewhat rustic
next to more progressively Also, Verona has decided to stick with bulky knobs on all of its products. While there is nothing
inherently wrong with using knobs over buttons, we do desire that They would offer up some different layouts as those who prefer a
more modern look might be disappointed. The oven body itself comes in a standard and safe brushed silver look. Verona harps As
being motivated by Italian design and we do wonder what that comes into play with these products. Durability These units are
mostly acceptable with regard to their durability. Since they are relatively simple and Don't have lots of the electrical gadgets
and gizmos as some of the competition you will find fewer Places that things can go awry especially with electronics. However, the
metal bits used are a bit On the thinner and thinner side. While this doesn't automatically equal being a less durable Product, we
have seen in other tests that over time a lighter material will often fail . But until we Have more established proof of that it
is only speculation. The only other issue worth mentioning is There were reports of gaskets that seal the oven door and the ovencoming off prematurely But again we haven't personally dealt with this and are just going off of accounts. Price There's a ton of
variance at the asking price for these wall mount. On the low end they fall nicely into Because of this Huge range, it actually
requires looking at each oven on a case-by-case basis and comparing it to what To keep things simple, we have outlined it as the
following: Lower end: great bang for the buck. You get a decent unit with sufficient features for the low asking price Middle:
Still a decent thing. Power and features are somewhat lacking but still warrants a consideration Upper end: not an excellent
value. Just too many features missing Overall Rating Verona wall ovens play a safe approach here and don't really give us anything
new. Of choices for single wall mount but beyond that, you're limited in selection. Performance is about Average and the list of
features to work with is about average also. We are not really inspired by The looks, either. Most other people there are better
choices out there. Models: Single: 30" self-cleaning, 24" self-cleaning, 30" electric 110 volt, 24" electrical 110 volt, 24" gas
(VEBIEM3030, VEBIEM3024, VEBIE24P, VEBIEM301, VEBIEM241SS, VEBIG24SS, VEBIG24E) Double: 30" self-cleaning electrical (VEBIEM3030D)
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