Indesit IDU6340IX review
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If you’re kitting out your kitchen on a budget, the Indesit Aria IDU6340IX could be worth a closer look, as it’s very reasonably priced for a double oven. Its fan is designed to spread the heat evenly, while the digital timer should help ensure that your food cooks bang on schedule. But is it roomy enough to cook up a family feast? Read on to discover whether this oven ticks all the right boxes.
- Pros and cons
- What is it?
- What's it great at?
- Is there anything I should watch out for?
- Is there anything else I should know?
- Should I buy it?
Technical specifications
General
- Height86 cm
- Width60 cm
- Depth62 cm
- Additional infoWe changed the way that we assessed ovens in 2017, so the results for ovens tested before 2017 aren't directly comparable.
Test results
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Price updated dailyPrices are ordered from lowest to highest, irrespective of retailer rating, delivery price or stock. We are not able to show every possible online retailer and do not include high street only retailers.
| RetailerRetailer rating | PriceDelivery | In stock | |
|---|---|---|---|
Appliances Direct Not rated | £238.97£19.98 | Go to store | |
Boots Kitchen Appliances Not rated | £241.00£19.99 | Go to store | |
Next Domestic Appliances Not rated | £241.00£20.00 | Go to store | |
AO.com | £259.00Free | Go to store | |
Currys | £259.00Free | Go to store | |
John Lewis & Partners Not rated | £259.00Free | Go to store | |
Hughes Not rated | £259.00£2.99 | Go to store | |
Amazon Marketplace UK Not rated | £259.00£9.99 | Go to store | |
Argos | £299.99£6.95 | Go to store |
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- 86%Highest score
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