Coming from a similar Bosh oven. Greek company Davoline! Assembled in Turkey just like Bosh. Read the functions in the manual they give you, you'll do wonders & you'll enjoy it. I've had it for 3 months & with daily use I am absolutely satisfied! VFM!!!

It has a small issue with the oven, not with the baking but with the side rails and the rack—it doesn't sit properly and you need to be careful so the baking tray doesn't fall. Other than that, the burners and overall cooking are good

The oven broke down in 3 years and I called the dealership and they told me it broke because I wasn't ventilating it properly and that it can't be fixed.
So basically, after 3 years, 570€ down the drain.
NEVER AGAIN Davoline for me and my acquaintances.

I have had it for almost 2 years. The only negative I find is that it doesn't have a small enough burner for the briki, but I don't mind since I got an electric briki. The large oven bakes evenly without any problem. It also has two burners, if I'm not mistaken, that are rapid heating. Overall, it is a quality stove. I haven't had any problems.

After a year and a half of daily use, I can say that it works perfectly. The oven bakes evenly and all the programs work as they should. The only thing I would like to point out is that there is no burner small enough to be convenient for a small coffee pot

It is satisfactory, it does its job, not super powerful but okay, it passes the mark. What I would have preferred (and it's my fault for not paying particular attention when choosing the model), is that the temperature settings for the hobs should be 9 and not 3 (with the halves essentially being 6). It also comes with three trays, of which one is the classic shallow one and the other two are supposed to be deep... yeah, no, THEY ARE NOT! They are a bit higher than the shallow one but you can't call them deep. I would have preferred there was just one and it was actually deep! That's all. Maybe I could have made a better choice with the money.

The oven is manufactured in Turkey. It does not have good materials. The plastics are cheap and I think they will break off with every use. The knobs for the stove burners are placed differently from any I have used so far, and out of habit, sometimes I turn on the wrong knob. It does not clean easily. Even the stainless steel parts of the oven seem to get dirtier when I clean them. It's like the dirt spreads instead of cleaning. After a year, the door does not close properly. Of the 4 plastic feet that adjust the height, one is missing. There is no small burner to make, for example, a coffee. For some reason, the glass gets dirty very easily on the inside. The edges of the metal sheets on the back of the stove and on the small door are sharp and need attention.

That's all from me.

(Thankfully, at least, it still bakes. I didn't expect that from it.)

The oven is very good and bakes very quickly, but the burners could be a little more powerful. It doesn't have any extra features, what you see is what you get.

So far, it's going very well. I will come back in a year, but it's definitely worth the money for its quality

Uniform baking, very fast heating of both the oven and the stovetop.. The stovetop cleans very easily with a special cleaner. The oven, from what I understand, has triple glass. Overall, very satisfied, if it withstands time it will be superb. Perhaps as a negative, I would mention that it is made in Turkey.

I have one thing to say... It has nothing to envy from well-known brands that are on the market. I highly recommend it without reservation!

Relatively good oven.
The ceramic hobs are okay, however, in terms of quality, they are relatively average.
The quality could have been better for the cost or it could have been more economical.

At 400 euros, it is definitely a good deal. If I search for negatives, there are a few steam accumulations at the bottom of the door, which go away if you leave the door slightly open (this happens in many kitchens). Also, the burners, apart from the large one, do not heat up very quickly (according to research, this is normal in other kitchens). The clock is user-friendly. The chassis is sturdy. Completely satisfied as long as it withstands the test of time.

But bravo to me for choosing it! Besides its typical features, the best thing is that the watch can be synchronized without needing a PhD in electrical engineering! It also has such clear connection instructions that I set it up in literally seven minutes.

Very good choice. It is a company that will not give you touch screens, remote control, and other such gimmicks, but it will give you durability over time. I literally wore out my previous davoline kitchen with hours of cooking, moving, and without properly maintaining it, and it lasted me 10+ years while it was worth 250€. And it didn't just break, I simply went for a change in category - size.

Very good kitchen, it cooks evenly, it hasn't caused us any issues. I would buy it again if needed.