New World 50ESOWH

The best thing I can say about this cooker is that it's cheap! The best advice I can give anyone is to avoid it unless they have absolutely no other choice whatsoever. I'm probably being a bit ungrateful because my sister actually bought this for me when I moved into my latest house, and it seems rude to moan about a present. But honestly I curse everytime I have to use it. Firstly the hotplates; now electric hotplates will never beat gas, even the rapid cool ceramic and halogen, because they cannot compete with the speed of gas. But these are the old fashioned, take 15 mins to heat up and 3 hours to cool down type, which take some getting used ...  Read the complete review

We brought this cooker from argos over 12 months ago now, at the time it was retailing at £159.99 and was available in a choice of white or silver, i chose the white as all my other apliances were white and i wanted it to match them. It is an electric cooker so instalation was very easy, just unscrew the wires to the old one and attach the new ones, job done and ready to go. It has a very long piece of wire on the back which is great for being able to pull the cooker out and clean behind it. The cooker it self is quite a small cooker not very wide and the same height as a standard work surface would be, having said this though the oven space is ...  Read the complete review

This New World is about the cheapest most simple electric cooker of New World. I bought one for £165. It is a single oven with space at the bottom for pots and pans; two large and two smaller hobs. This cooker amazingly has a grill, altho it is built into the top half of the oven, so it's a space saver, but not a good idea to use both at the same time. This is ideal for a flat or small house with a small family or if you are on your own. Pros: Small cooker, fits into smaller gaps. Space saving grill, built into the oven with seperate control. The front controls are easy to use and very easry to turn, so no pressure ...  Read the complete review