AEG 112L Freestanding Double Oven with 4 Ceramic Hobs - Black vs Beko — Comparison

The AEG CCX6740ACB at £699 and the Beko KDVC90X at £769 are both electric cookers with double ovens and ceramic hobs, but they differ in size. The AEG is a standard-width freestanding cooker with a 112L total oven capacity, while the Beko is a 90cm range cooker with five ceramic zones.

The AEG CCX6740ACB offers True Fan Cooking+, which distributes heat evenly for consistent results, a dual grill, a pizza setting and catalytic cleaning liners that absorb grease. It has an A energy rating and a black finish. The Beko KDVC90X is a 90cm range cooker with five ceramic zones, giving more hob space for large pans and multiple dishes, and a double oven layout typical of range cookers, in a stainless finish. Range cookers suit larger kitchens and households that cook big meals.

If you have a standard cooker space, the AEG offers excellent features and easy cleaning for £70 less. If you have a 90cm gap and want more hob space and a range-cooker look, the Beko is the option here. Both are electric, so no gas supply is needed, but check the electrical circuit rating required for each.

Bottom line: choose the AEG CCX6740ACB at £699 if you want a feature-rich standard-width double oven cooker with catalytic cleaning. Choose the Beko KDVC90X at £769 if you have a 90cm space and want a five-zone range cooker.