The Samsung Dual Cook NV7B6795JAK represents the top of the range of built-in ovens, the South Korean manufacturer having installed all possible technologies. Twin Convection, Dual Door, SmartThings and others are included.
It’s very difficult to find anything to complain about about the Dual Cook NV7B6795JAK. The biggest criticism we can level at it is the difference between the requested temperature and that recorded in static heat mode, a defect that many tested ovens also have. We manage to forget this very quickly as this oven shows great cooking performance and flawless ergonomics. Versatile, attractive, full of little extras not found in the competition, the Dual Cook NV7B6795JAK built-in oven hits very hard.
Strong points
- Intuitive.
- Versatile.
- Possibility of steam cooking using the dish provided.
- Good cooking performance.
- Dual Door hinged door as relevant as ever.
Weak points
- Difference of 5°C between requested and actual temperatures in static heat mode.
- A bit energy-consuming.
- Some names of unsuitable cooking methods.
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