LG LRE3021ST Electric Range Reviews

Expert review by : Ry Crist (cnet.com)

LG LRE3021ST Electric Range review

At $800 (which converts to about £515 or AU$985), the LRE3021 is as cheap a range as LG offers. From refrigerators to robot vacuums , the Korean conglomerate is mainly concerned with creating envy-worthy appliances at the mid to high end than it is...

The LG LRE3021 Electric Range boasts a sizable 6.3 cubic foot oven, along with a stainless steel finish and a hidden bake element.

Without a convection fan or any other upgraded cooking capabilities, this oven feels a bit limited. Also, the impractical "IntuiTouch" controls are a solution in search of a problem.

$800 is a lot to pay for a non-convection oven. There's better value to be found if you shop around.

Dec, 2014

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Expert review by : Ry Crist (cnet.com.au)

This LG oven tries a bit too hard

At $800 (which converts to about £515 or AU$985), the LRE3021 is as cheap a range as LG offers. From refrigerators to robot vacuums, the Korean conglomerate is mainly concerned with creating envy-worthy appliances at the mid to high end than it is with...

The LG LRE3021 Electric Range boasts a sizable 6.3 cubic foot oven, along with a stainless steel finish and a hidden bake element

Without a convection fan or any other upgraded cooking capabilities, this oven feels a bit limited. Also, the impractical "IntuiTouch" controls are a solution in search of a problem

$800 is a lot to pay for a non-convection oven. There's better value to be found if you shop around.

Dec, 2014

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Expert review by : Ry Crist (cnet.co.uk)

LG LRE3021ST Electric Range review

At $800 (which converts to about £515 or AU$985), the LRE3021 is as cheap a range as LG offers. From refrigerators to robot vacuums , the Korean conglomerate is mainly concerned with creating envy-worthy appliances at the mid to high end than it is...

The LG LRE3021 Electric Range boasts a sizable 6.3 cubic foot oven, along with a stainless steel finish and a hidden bake element.

Without a convection fan or any other upgraded cooking capabilities, this oven feels a bit limited. Also, the impractical "IntuiTouch" controls are a solution in search of a problem.

$800 is a lot to pay for a non-convection oven. There's better value to be found if you shop around.

Dec, 2014

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