Your kitchen is your haven. Hosting dinner parties, baking, and whipping up late-night treats? Yeah, that's totally your thing. But if you don't have a quality oven to cook your goodies in, it makes your role as "head chef" pretty tricky. So this month's feature of The Buy rounds up six of the best ones to use for all types of spaces — yours included. Take a scroll through to find an appliance that speaks to you.

Best Smart Oven: Meet the most innovative product on the market. This seven-in-one June Smart Oven ($599) does everything from dehydrating food to broiling and then some!. Why We Love It: Food temperature auto-detector, multitasker, savvy The Downside: Not for the technologically challenged

Best Value: Looking for a no-frills appliance that works *really* well? Say hello to the durable, dependable, and affordable Samsung Electric Range with True Convection ($999). Why We Love It: Best bang for your buck The Downside: No fancy features

Best Luxury: If you want to achieve chef-level status, the Wolf 30" Dual Fuel Range ($6,845) has all the bells and whistles you need to make a gourmet feast. Why We Love It: Touchscreen panel, 10 cooking modes, superior burners The Downside: Expensive

Best Style: Hello, pretty! The appealing palette on this Verona Classic Series Pro-Style Dual-Fuel Range ($2,999) has the flair to make a true decorative statement. Why We Love It: Stylish hue, high- efficiency burner, European vibe The Downside: No built-in timer

Best for Hosting: Are you constantly entertaining large groups? This king-sized GE Double Oven Electric Range ($1,500) deserves a spot in your kitchen. The large capacity frame and double range drawers will get your dishes from oven to table in no time at all. Why We Love It: Large interior, double ovens The Downside: Reported finicky cooktop

Best Countertop: This little cutie was made for the apartment or small-space dweller. Pick up the Breville Smart Oven Pro Convection ($269) now to fit your compact kitchen requirements. And there's no need to compromise, since it functions like a standard oven. Why We Love It: Condensed, energy-efficient, complete oven replacement The Downside: Auto turnoff, hot exterior when on

Your kitchen is your haven. Hosting dinner parties, baking, and whipping up late-night treats? Yeah, that's totally your thing. But if you don't have a quality oven to cook your goodies in, it makes your role as "head chef" pretty tricky. So this month's feature of The Buy rounds up six of the best ones to use for all types of spaces — yours included. Take a scroll through to find an appliance that speaks to you.

Best Smart Oven: Meet the most innovative product on the market. This seven-in-one June Smart Oven ($599) does everything from dehydrating food to broiling and then some!. Why We Love It: Food temperature auto-detector, multitasker, savvy The Downside: Not for the technologically challenged

Best Value: Looking for a no-frills appliance that works *really* well? Say hello to the durable, dependable, and affordable Samsung Electric Range with True Convection ($999). Why We Love It: Best bang for your buck The Downside: No fancy features

Best Luxury: If you want to achieve chef-level status, the Wolf 30" Dual Fuel Range ($6,845) has all the bells and whistles you need to make a gourmet feast. Why We Love It: Touchscreen panel, 10 cooking modes, superior burners The Downside: Expensive

Best Style: Hello, pretty! The appealing palette on this Verona Classic Series Pro-Style Dual-Fuel Range ($2,999) has the flair to make a true decorative statement. Why We Love It: Stylish hue, high- efficiency burner, European vibe The Downside: No built-in timer

Best for Hosting: Are you constantly entertaining large groups? This king-sized GE Double Oven Electric Range ($1,500) deserves a spot in your kitchen. The large capacity frame and double range drawers will get your dishes from oven to table in no time at all. Why We Love It: Large interior, double ovens The Downside: Reported finicky cooktop

Best Countertop: This little cutie was made for the apartment or small-space dweller. Pick up the Breville Smart Oven Pro Convection ($269) now to fit your compact kitchen requirements. And there's no need to compromise, since it functions like a standard oven. Why We Love It: Condensed, energy-efficient, complete oven replacement The Downside: Auto turnoff, hot exterior when on

Your kitchen is your haven. Hosting dinner parties, baking, and whipping up late-night treats? Yeah, that's totally your thing. But if you don't have a quality oven to cook your goodies in, it makes your role as "head chef" pretty tricky. So this month's feature of The Buy rounds up six of the best ones to use for all types of spaces — yours included. Take a scroll through to find an appliance that speaks to you.

Best Smart Oven: Meet the most innovative product on the market. This seven-in-one June Smart Oven ($599) does everything from dehydrating food to broiling and then some!. Why We Love It: Food temperature auto-detector, multitasker, savvy The Downside: Not for the technologically challenged

Best Value: Looking for a no-frills appliance that works *really* well? Say hello to the durable, dependable, and affordable Samsung Electric Range with True Convection ($999). Why We Love It: Best bang for your buck The Downside: No fancy features

Best Luxury: If you want to achieve chef-level status, the Wolf 30" Dual Fuel Range ($6,845) has all the bells and whistles you need to make a gourmet feast. Why We Love It: Touchscreen panel, 10 cooking modes, superior burners The Downside: Expensive

Best Style: Hello, pretty! The appealing palette on this Verona Classic Series Pro-Style Dual-Fuel Range ($2,999) has the flair to make a true decorative statement. Why We Love It: Stylish hue, high- efficiency burner, European vibe The Downside: No built-in timer

Best for Hosting: Are you constantly entertaining large groups? This king-sized GE Double Oven Electric Range ($1,500) deserves a spot in your kitchen. The large capacity frame and double range drawers will get your dishes from oven to table in no time at all. Why We Love It: Large interior, double ovens The Downside: Reported finicky cooktop

Best Countertop: This little cutie was made for the apartment or small-space dweller. Pick up the Breville Smart Oven Pro Convection ($269) now to fit your compact kitchen requirements. And there's no need to compromise, since it functions like a standard oven. Why We Love It: Condensed, energy-efficient, complete oven replacement The Downside: Auto turnoff, hot exterior when on

Your kitchen is your haven. Hosting dinner parties, baking, and whipping up late-night treats? Yeah, that's totally your thing. But if you don't have a quality oven to cook your goodies in, it makes your role as "head chef" pretty tricky. So this month's feature of The Buy rounds up six of the best ones to use for all types of spaces — yours included. Take a scroll through to find an appliance that speaks to you.

Best Smart Oven: Meet the most innovative product on the market. This seven-in-one June Smart Oven ($599) does everything from dehydrating food to broiling and then some!. Why We Love It: Food temperature auto-detector, multitasker, savvy The Downside: Not for the technologically challenged

Best Value: Looking for a no-frills appliance that works *really* well? Say hello to the durable, dependable, and affordable Samsung Electric Range with True Convection ($999). Why We Love It: Best bang for your buck The Downside: No fancy features

Best Luxury: If you want to achieve chef-level status, the Wolf 30" Dual Fuel Range ($6,845) has all the bells and whistles you need to make a gourmet feast. Why We Love It: Touchscreen panel, 10 cooking modes, superior burners The Downside: Expensive

Best Style: Hello, pretty! The appealing palette on this Verona Classic Series Pro-Style Dual-Fuel Range ($2,999) has the flair to make a true decorative statement. Why We Love It: Stylish hue, high- efficiency burner, European vibe The Downside: No built-in timer

Best for Hosting: Are you constantly entertaining large groups? This king-sized GE Double Oven Electric Range ($1,500) deserves a spot in your kitchen. The large capacity frame and double range drawers will get your dishes from oven to table in no time at all. Why We Love It: Large interior, double ovens The Downside: Reported finicky cooktop

Best Countertop: This little cutie was made for the apartment or small-space dweller. Pick up the Breville Smart Oven Pro Convection ($269) now to fit your compact kitchen requirements. And there's no need to compromise, since it functions like a standard oven. Why We Love It: Condensed, energy-efficient, complete oven replacement The Downside: Auto turnoff, hot exterior when on

Your kitchen is your haven. Hosting dinner parties, baking, and whipping up late-night treats? Yeah, that's totally your thing. But if you don't have a quality oven to cook your goodies in, it makes your role as "head chef" pretty tricky. So this month's feature of The Buy rounds up six of the best ones to use for all types of spaces — yours included. Take a scroll through to find an appliance that speaks to you.

Best Smart Oven: Meet the most innovative product on the market. This seven-in-one June Smart Oven ($599) does everything from dehydrating food to broiling and then some!. Why We Love It: Food temperature auto-detector, multitasker, savvy The Downside: Not for the technologically challenged

Best Value: Looking for a no-frills appliance that works *really* well? Say hello to the durable, dependable, and affordable Samsung Electric Range with True Convection ($999). Why We Love It: Best bang for your buck The Downside: No fancy features

Best Luxury: If you want to achieve chef-level status, the Wolf 30" Dual Fuel Range ($6,845) has all the bells and whistles you need to make a gourmet feast. Why We Love It: Touchscreen panel, 10 cooking modes, superior burners The Downside: Expensive

Best Style: Hello, pretty! The appealing palette on this Verona Classic Series Pro-Style Dual-Fuel Range ($2,999) has the flair to make a true decorative statement. Why We Love It: Stylish hue, high- efficiency burner, European vibe The Downside: No built-in timer

Best for Hosting: Are you constantly entertaining large groups? This king-sized GE Double Oven Electric Range ($1,500) deserves a spot in your kitchen. The large capacity frame and double range drawers will get your dishes from oven to table in no time at all. Why We Love It: Large interior, double ovens The Downside: Reported finicky cooktop

Best Countertop: This little cutie was made for the apartment or small-space dweller. Pick up the Breville Smart Oven Pro Convection ($269) now to fit your compact kitchen requirements. And there's no need to compromise, since it functions like a standard oven. Why We Love It: Condensed, energy-efficient, complete oven replacement The Downside: Auto turnoff, hot exterior when on

Your kitchen is your haven. Hosting dinner parties, baking, and whipping up late-night treats? Yeah, that's totally your thing. But if you don't have a quality oven to cook your goodies in, it makes your role as "head chef" pretty tricky. So this month's feature of The Buy rounds up six of the best ones to use for all types of spaces — yours included. Take a scroll through to find an appliance that speaks to you.

Best Smart Oven: Meet the most innovative product on the market. This seven-in-one June Smart Oven ($599) does everything from dehydrating food to broiling and then some!. Why We Love It: Food temperature auto-detector, multitasker, savvy The Downside: Not for the technologically challenged

Best Value: Looking for a no-frills appliance that works *really* well? Say hello to the durable, dependable, and affordable Samsung Electric Range with True Convection ($999). Why We Love It: Best bang for your buck The Downside: No fancy features

Best Luxury: If you want to achieve chef-level status, the Wolf 30" Dual Fuel Range ($6,845) has all the bells and whistles you need to make a gourmet feast. Why We Love It: Touchscreen panel, 10 cooking modes, superior burners The Downside: Expensive

Best Style: Hello, pretty! The appealing palette on this Verona Classic Series Pro-Style Dual-Fuel Range ($2,999) has the flair to make a true decorative statement. Why We Love It: Stylish hue, high- efficiency burner, European vibe The Downside: No built-in timer

Best for Hosting: Are you constantly entertaining large groups? This king-sized GE Double Oven Electric Range ($1,500) deserves a spot in your kitchen. The large capacity frame and double range drawers will get your dishes from oven to table in no time at all. Why We Love It: Large interior, double ovens The Downside: Reported finicky cooktop

Best Countertop: This little cutie was made for the apartment or small-space dweller. Pick up the Breville Smart Oven Pro Convection ($269) now to fit your compact kitchen requirements. And there's no need to compromise, since it functions like a standard oven. Why We Love It: Condensed, energy-efficient, complete oven replacement The Downside: Auto turnoff, hot exterior when on

Your kitchen is your haven. Hosting dinner parties, baking, and whipping up late-night treats? Yeah, that's totally your thing. But if you don't have a quality oven to cook your goodies in, it makes your role as "head chef" pretty tricky. So this month's feature of The Buy rounds up six of the best ones to use for all types of spaces — yours included. Take a scroll through to find an appliance that speaks to you.

Best Smart Oven: Meet the most innovative product on the market. This seven-in-one June Smart Oven ($599) does everything from dehydrating food to broiling and then some!. Why We Love It: Food temperature auto-detector, multitasker, savvy The Downside: Not for the technologically challenged

Best Value: Looking for a no-frills appliance that works *really* well? Say hello to the durable, dependable, and affordable Samsung Electric Range with True Convection ($999). Why We Love It: Best bang for your buck The Downside: No fancy features

Best Luxury: If you want to achieve chef-level status, the Wolf 30" Dual Fuel Range ($6,845) has all the bells and whistles you need to make a gourmet feast. Why We Love It: Touchscreen panel, 10 cooking modes, superior burners The Downside: Expensive

Best Style: Hello, pretty! The appealing palette on this Verona Classic Series Pro-Style Dual-Fuel Range ($2,999) has the flair to make a true decorative statement. Why We Love It: Stylish hue, high- efficiency burner, European vibe The Downside: No built-in timer

Best for Hosting: Are you constantly entertaining large groups? This king-sized GE Double Oven Electric Range ($1,500) deserves a spot in your kitchen. The large capacity frame and double range drawers will get your dishes from oven to table in no time at all. Why We Love It: Large interior, double ovens The Downside: Reported finicky cooktop

Best Countertop: This little cutie was made for the apartment or small-space dweller. Pick up the Breville Smart Oven Pro Convection ($269) now to fit your compact kitchen requirements. And there's no need to compromise, since it functions like a standard oven. Why We Love It: Condensed, energy-efficient, complete oven replacement The Downside: Auto turnoff, hot exterior when on

Your kitchen is your haven. Hosting dinner parties, baking, and whipping up late-night treats? Yeah, that's totally your thing. But if you don't have a quality oven to cook your goodies in, it makes your role as "head chef" pretty tricky. So this month's feature of The Buy rounds up six of the best ones to use for all types of spaces — yours included. Take a scroll through to find an appliance that speaks to you.

Best Smart Oven: Meet the most innovative product on the market. This seven-in-one June Smart Oven ($599) does everything from dehydrating food to broiling and then some!. Why We Love It: Food temperature auto-detector, multitasker, savvy The Downside: Not for the technologically challenged

Best Value: Looking for a no-frills appliance that works *really* well? Say hello to the durable, dependable, and affordable Samsung Electric Range with True Convection ($999). Why We Love It: Best bang for your buck The Downside: No fancy features

Best Luxury: If you want to achieve chef-level status, the Wolf 30" Dual Fuel Range ($6,845) has all the bells and whistles you need to make a gourmet feast. Why We Love It: Touchscreen panel, 10 cooking modes, superior burners The Downside: Expensive

Best Style: Hello, pretty! The appealing palette on this Verona Classic Series Pro-Style Dual-Fuel Range ($2,999) has the flair to make a true decorative statement. Why We Love It: Stylish hue, high- efficiency burner, European vibe The Downside: No built-in timer

Best for Hosting: Are you constantly entertaining large groups? This king-sized GE Double Oven Electric Range ($1,500) deserves a spot in your kitchen. The large capacity frame and double range drawers will get your dishes from oven to table in no time at all. Why We Love It: Large interior, double ovens The Downside: Reported finicky cooktop

Best Countertop: This little cutie was made for the apartment or small-space dweller. Pick up the Breville Smart Oven Pro Convection ($269) now to fit your compact kitchen requirements. And there's no need to compromise, since it functions like a standard oven. Why We Love It: Condensed, energy-efficient, complete oven replacement The Downside: Auto turnoff, hot exterior when on