Are LG ovens good?

Yes, LG ovens are considered good, especially for features, large capacity, and value, and they receive generally positive ratings from owners and experts. LG ovens, including both freestanding ranges like the LREL6325F and LSEL6337F and built-in wall ovens like the WSEX200H, offer several strengths: large 6.3 to 7.3 cubic foot capacity in ranges that can handle multiple dishes at once, True Convection with an additional heating element and fan for more even baking, Air Fry and Air Sous Vide built-in without extra equipment, EasyClean and self-clean options, and smart ThinQ WiFi control that lets you preheat remotely, monitor temperature, and download recipes. They also feature a powerful ProBake Convection system that moves the heating element from bottom to back wall for more even heat distribution. Consumer satisfaction scores are around 4.4 to 4.6 out of 5 stars for most models. Reliability is average to above average, with first-year service rates around 8 to 12 percent, which is slightly higher than Bosch or GE Profile at 5 to 9 percent, but acceptable. Common complaints include occasional control board sensitivity after self-clean cycles that use very high heat, and some users find the touch controls overly sensitive. Overall, for families wanting a feature-rich, large capacity oven with air fry and smart features at a competitive price of 700 to 1,200 dollars, LG ovens are a good choice.