Beko Cookers in general

At last, nearly 4 months after my new kitchen was delivered , work has begun. I had to wait for Mike, the much in demand local man who is fitting it, and well worth the wait he is. Having slid round the problem of having 2 kitchens in the same room (one fitted and one waiting) by ordering and connecting appliances, only the cooker was left until the last minute. I originally had a built in oven taking up the height of a wall together with a separate hob. Once this had been removed I was left more or less camping out as far as cooking was concerned, with a tabletop-oven, hob and microwave. For this reason, I have been waiting on tenterhooks for the new ...  Read the complete review

Beko DVC6531 Double over electric cooker with ceramic hob We bought this cooker back in august 2004 when we moved in to our new flat in Edinburgh. There was no specific reason we bought this one, we just went in to our local Currys store and picked this product along with a new fridge, freezer, washing machine and dryer. The look in the show room The cooker is mostly white in colour with a dark ceramic hotplate on top. The oven door has a frosted glass on it as does the grill. The controls are nice too; they match the colour of the cooker. Over all this cooker looks nice when sitting in the show room. Got it ...  Read the complete review

I have this cooker for some months now. The start was not that good, due to a late delivery by the shop. But it turned out to be quite good choice. Considered buying it upon a friend's recommendation who had a beko cooker for few years, otherwise I do not think I would consider it, given the fact that it is an unknown brand. It has two owens and the hob. We use the hob every day and it works pretty well (but so do all others I think, as far as the hob is considered). Main thing I like about the hob part is that, there are no hidden corners which makes it very easy to clean and keep clean. Very handy. Both owens (the big one at the bottom ...  Read the complete review

Beko is a relative newcomer to the home electric market and im quite surprised at the basic problem we have had with our cooker.its an electric hob with double oven, the bottom been fan assisted with glass doors. Not much problems apart from two basic points, the small panel you are given to connect the cooker cable to doesnt want an electrician it needs a cardshark with small nimble fingers. But a basic fault which beko are indirectly admitting, is a design fault in the hinge of the main door, firstly apply any wieight to the door and the hinge buckles, this happened so they replaced the whole cooker. Some 10 months down the line and the plastic (yes plastic ...  Read the complete review