30 in. Electric Smart Wall Oven with Built-In Microwave and Touchscreen in Stainless Steel

I wasn't left with many choices for oven/microwave combo appliances due to COVID. And I wish I had stayed far away from this one. Do NOT purchase this appliance. The control panel is one of the worst I've used. The oven DOES NOT have an OFF button. Apparently it's supposed to appear if you open the door - it will ask if you want to "resume" or it will turn off. I've never seen this option. Why not have a clear OFF button?! Many times my oven just keeps running because it won't turn off unless I turn the breaker off. The microwave also randomly stops working OR continues to run past the desired time without any warning. I reached out to Whirlpool and they told me to reset the breaker. This has happened 5 times already. I purchased this in December 2020. It is hands down the worst Appliance I have ever used and I'm appalled how they allowed it to hit the sales floor. I can't wait to replace it with something more reliable and user friendly. Hey Whirlpool...just because touchscreens are "in" doesn't mean it makes sense for your appliance. Sometimes something as easy as an OFF BUTTON is all it takes! Enjoy this photo of my appliance...you can't tell but the oven is running when I don't want it to.

My buddy who is a contractor help me install this oven with built-in microwave. The installation went without too much of a hitch, but he has done it before and knows what he is doing. Please make sure that the dimensions (cutout, depth, etc.) will allow you to drop in the Whirpool combo. The previous appliance was also a Whirpool combo that's about 14 years old and started having issues with keeping the temperature at the correct range and finally shutting down and had to be replaced. Anyway, back to the review. The unit itself looks great in our kitchen and we did not run into any issue with the touchscreen and connecting the Whirpool to our network as others have noted in their review; you may run into those problems, but we did not. After the installation, we tried it out to make sure that it works before finally putting in the four screws to secure it firmly into place. Tried both the microwave and oven and worked fine. I also tried the Whirpool app to see if there was going to be some issues with controlling it that way (lights, temp, etc.). So far so good. I'm hoping that this combo will give me ten years of service, then it will definitely be a winner. If not, then I will revisit this review and adjust my comments noted here. Final thought. Another buddy of mine found this item for me and picked it up on his truck with the help of his two children. This was purchased from a new home development and the people selling it wanted a different one. Purchased for $1500.

Whirlpool used crap metal on this. First time I used Self Clean cycle (item was 2 years old), metal on bottom pitted and bubbled up. Whirlpool won't stand behind extended warranty. Said it was my fault for spilling something. Neighbor had same issue -- she put foil on bottom as she has done for 40 years and enamel came off (we have same unit that builder put in). Microwave has low power and takes forever to even heat up a cup of coffee. Whirlpool quality has gone down hill. Don't waste your money; buy a different brand.

We love our new microwave/oven combo It was actually on the floor as customer return because it didn’t fit. Their loss our wonderful gain because we were able to get it at a 1/3 of the price. Nothing wrong with it.... If you can your appliance that way ~ best way!!!! Why pay full price? Only down side with these type & why I only gave it 4 stars. I can’t reach the back wall of the microwave to clean it. I am not tall enough. I love the oven being higher so as to worry about small children or fur babies Getting burned if the oven door is open. I love all details Too many too mention & haven’t even try them all yet~

The front panel keeps breaking all the time. The part has been replaced 4 times within 4 months. And it's broken again !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Whirlpool's customer services are the worst !! You deal with zombies !!! This is first and definitely the last whirlpool product I ever purchased !!!! Whirlpool is a total scam !!

This unit came installed in our new home. The magnetron died and was replaced under the 1-year purchase warranty two months later. It's now exactly one year from the original magnetron replacement and the replacement magnetron has died. I've reached out to whirlpool and they inform me they aren't able to replace the part under warranty, but assured me I'm still a valued customer. I'm happy to know that whirlpool will charge $3k for a unit they expect to die twice a year and tell me that I'm still a valued customer. YOU'RE VALUED! There, I saved you $3k. :)

I can never get the WiFi to correctly hook up and stay hooked up. The clock is too fast and I have to reset it every month. My biggest complaint is the digital touch screen. Whenever I open my oven door while I’m cooking something, the steam coming out messes with the digital screen, sometimes causing buttons to be pressed (one time it turned my oven off and i didn’t realize it), and it’s difficult to use the buttons because the screen is damp from the steam. Overall this is a difficult oven to work with and not worth it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this for our kitchen remodel and I love it! It has a clean, sleek look. I was worried about not nit having the room for a double oven in my kitchen but this did a great job of cooking two casseroles at once and then holding 3 or 4 casseroles to keep warm. The oven is very specious. The microwave is easy to use and has a few basic cook time options that pop up for easy access. Ive had trouble with a couple things. When I use the microwave, stop it to check it and use it again some times it chirps at me and won’t let me move on quickly. I’m not exactly sure why but it seems like I have to shut the microwave door hard to get it to reset and move on. The other issue I’ve had has been that the touch screen doesn’t always recognize my touch. That’s been frustrating. Lastly the timer for the microwave makes this sweet chirp that I love but the oven doesn’t make a sound at all for some reason so I never know when it’s done. I need to take some time and read the entire manual as I’m sure there are answers for me on some of these things. Overall, although I’m still getting familiar with the unit I’m very happy with it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Took forever to get this since I wanted it in white. The first one was installed and promptly blew out the oven's lights and microwave's control panel. It took another month to get the replacement but it was installed by Whirlpool and I've had no problems so far but again it's only been 3 weeks. We use one or both of the components everyday and like the results. My husband loves the freezer to oven feature without preheating. I love the design and the way it dresses up my nearly 100 year old cottage.

So I've been trying to hold off reviewing this item until I was able to get a cabinet veneer for the cabinet this gets installed, but unfortunately 4 months later the manufacturer of the veneer is sending damaged goods, so I'm going to review this wall oven based on the installation difficulty, features and build quality which I have already checked. So I received this product back in August 2017 and when I received it I checked it to make sure there was no damage from delivery. This was a more lengthy task of course with such a complex piece of equipment, but I was pleased finding it was perfect with no blemishes, scrapes, or any cosmetic defects. So for quality of build this product gets a 5 out of 5! I then had to read the installation instructions in the manual to determine exactly how the wall oven would need to be installed in my kitchen where it would be taking the place of our existing oven range. Now at first the average consumer may be over whelmed by the complex instructions for cabinet dimensions required for the wall oven to not only fit, but also for the cabinet to be sufficiently strong enough to hold the heavy wall oven combo unit. If you read carefully though, you will actually find that the specifications are pretty simple. The specs assume the use of 3/4 (.75) inch wood being used as the material. Where it shows 1.5" of space you can figure it is two pieces of wood on top of each other. The rest of the specs are easy after that. For my install, I don't have an existing cabinet on that wall of my kitchen at all, so I had the fun task of planning out the construction of the cabinet for the wall oven within the constraints of a space 40" deep x 32" wide and 80" tall. Fortunately this was just about perfect being more depth and height than needed and .5" more width than required. I used a website that allows you to input the dimensions of all parts you will be cutting out of a custom sized material and it will orient the pieces for the highest material use efficiency as well as tell you how much material is needed. I was able to buy just two pieces of 4' x 8' x 3/4" plywood to build my cabinet. Using precise cuts I got 97% use on one of the plywood boards, but this meant figuring in the saw blade width on my cuts, which the website had an option for. Once all the boards were cut, I pre-drilled the boards, then put in construction grade brass screws with beveled flat top heads with a torx drive bit. For placement in my kitchen, you can see the original stove was in a corner already, so I made use of the exterior wall and interior wall studs for reinforcement of the cabinet to ensure it was as stable as possible. Once the plywood was all assembled, I planned to apply the veneer skin to the outward face of the cabinet. In order to get the cleanest look on the veneer though, it is best to apply the veneer before moving the wall oven into the cabinet so that the veneer is at least partially underneath the metal edge of the oven. Once the oven is in the cabinet I was able to direct the electrical cable out the back of the cabinet and to the side to connect it directly to the electrical box in the wall behind the appliance. This part was pretty simple since I already had an electric oven range, so it was a matter of just removing the wall outlet plug and running the cable into the box and closing up the box with a blank plate. Lastly I turned my breaker back on for that outlet and screwed in the screws to hold the oven to the cabinet from the front of the unit. As far as installation difficulty, this one is variable depending on individual considerations and so I'm giving it a range of 3/5 - 5/5 for install difficulty. Regarding the features of the wall oven, this appliance is fully loaded with all the bells and whistles with the odd exception of not having a convection oven and convection microwave. I would have expected this on such a pricey appliance, though it doesn't necessarily make my valuation of the appliance lower. I'm not going to go over all the features since you can read all about them on the product page. The biggest features I'm excited about is the ability to scan UPC codes of frozen items into the app for the oven and remotely start the oven preheating. I can even take a frozen pizza, scan the UPC and the oven can automatically preheat and cook for the proper amount of time with no further input. For the high end features, this earned a 5 out of 5. Total score for this appliance is a 5 out of 5 stars!