NEFF ovens cover four series. They run from the straightforward N30 through the N50 and N70 to the feature-rich N90, so there is a sensible starting point whether you want a dependable everyday oven or something for more ambitious cooking. The range includes built-in single ovens, built-in and built-under double ovens, and an N90 steam combination oven. The single ovens offer 71 litres gross. The built-in doubles pair a 71-litre main oven with a 34-litre secondary oven, which is handy for grilling or keeping side dishes warm.

Slide & Hide is NEFF's distinctive door design. The door slides away beneath the oven as it opens, so you can stand closer to baste a roast or lift out a heavy tray without leaning over a hot door. It appears on several N50 and N70 single ovens, and you can compare them in our NEFF Slide & Hide ovens collection. CircoTherm, NEFF's hot air system, is named on the N70 and N90 models and the built-under double. It is designed for cooking on more than one shelf at once without flavours mixing.

Cleaning is the next big difference. Some models use EasyClean, EcoClean Direct or hydrolytic cleaning, which make everyday grime easier to remove. Pyrolytic models, available in every series, heat the inside of the oven to a very high temperature and turn the residue to ash. They cost more to buy but save a lot of scrubbing. Controls range from rotary dials, retractable on many N50 models, to touch control on the N70 and N90. HomeConnect lets you control the oven from an app over Wi-Fi and is listed on the N70 and N90 ovens and some N50 pyrolytic models. The N90 line adds steam, either as a single oven with a steam function or as a steam combination oven.

To narrow it down, first decide between a single and a double oven, then whether a Slide & Hide door suits your kitchen. After that, choose your cleaning method, and look at the N90 if steam cooking matters to you. If you are planning a whole kitchen, browse NEFF built-in kitchen appliances or all NEFF products.