Bosch HBL8451UC vs Frigidaire FGMC2765PF

The oven has a brushed stainless steel exterior with very polished details and clean lines, achieving a very good looking overall design. Particular, the control panel and the door handle integrate perfectly.

This Bosch oven has 12 specialized cooking modes, including bread proofing, pizza baking, and convection roasting. It will automatically do temperature conversion when using convection cooking and lets you preset your favorite settings. It even has a Sabbath mode. All these modes work flawlessly.

It has European style convection, meaning that there are a fan and an additional heating element in the back of the oven. The oven's performance is great both in classical baking and convection baking with very even heat distribution and no cold spots. The result is even cooking with low risk of burnt food.

Due to having a pyrolytic cleaning mode, this oven is easy to clean after using.

Thanks to the big window and bright interior lights, the food can be seen clearly while it's being cooked. There is also a meat probe that will output the food's inner temperature to the oven screen.

This oven has a QuietClose feature which stops the door hinges for a soft close, no matter how hard you slam the door.

The included microwave has multiple useful features and modes. It can use moisture sensors to cook or defrost items automatically, all you need to do is set the weight and the type of food.

This oven has a true convection feature. It automatically adjusts temperatures accordingly, so you don’t burn food, which is a risk given that convection cooking requires lower temperatures than traditional baking.

It heats up quickly, only taking about 6 minutes to get to the set temperature, an impressive result given that many ovens require twice as long.

It has a self-cleaning system that cleans the oven faster and more gently than if it used a pyrolytic method.

Once the food is cooked, you can leave it in the oven to keep it warm while everybody gets ready to eat.