10 Best Gas Cookers For Safety, Affordability & Functionality

This budget-friendly gas cooker is likely to appeal to anyone trying to save money on stocking up the kitchen. Beyond the price, however, there is plenty to love with this Logik system. Its dual cavity system with gas hob and separate grill will appeal to anyone looking for a simple, classic gas cooker model. What you see is what you get!
Added bonuses with this oven include enamel coating on the inside to help make wiping down a doddle, and the fact that you also benefit from a flame supervision device (FSD). This means you’ll have extra safety with a gas cutoff mode. What’s more, it’s even safer to use thanks to the anti-tilt bracket on the inner tray too, to stop hot trays sliding out of the oven when you pull the shelf out.

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This humble gas cooker offers more than just a great price. Offering a nice silver finish and simple dials, you’ll benefit from four gas burners and a system that’s easy to clean inside and out. For the price, what is most impressive here is the capacity – there’s a whacking 72 litres in the main cavity!
You’ll also benefit from a safe gas system, with a flame safety device that cuts off the gas to help keep everyone free from harm. As with all good gas ovens, you’ll also get a great grill function so that you can cook two separate parts to the same meal if you desire.

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This classic oven promises to look the part in almost any kitchen space, but it’s not all about looks. It’s a double oven with a brilliant energy rating, a full grill, and a price that is pretty much spot on as far as value is concerned. As a gas system, it’s amazingly efficient, and there is plenty of space here for most couples and small families to do the odd bit of dinner.
What we really like about this oven is the fact that it comes with a minute minder. This means that once it comes close to the time for your dinner to be ready, you’ll get fair warning. The dual cavity will serve you well if you want to grill in one and cook in the other. The oven is also coated in enamel, meaning it’s really resistant against nasty grease.

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Hotpoint’s classic stainless steel cooker is a gas giant with a reasonable price tag. This dual cavity gas cooker will be nice and easy for you to clean down thanks to its brilliant catalytic lining, and what’s more, you can expect to get precision cooking from the gas burners as standard. What more could you really be looking for in a gas cooker?
The minute minder alone will be a great resource for anyone worrying about leaving their food in for too long! What’s more, a combined cavity volume of around 109L is going to be plenty for you to handle. That’s more than enough space for meals for smaller families. What’s more, you have integrated grill support, too!

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John Lewis & Partners JLFSGC618

John Lewis’ landmark gas cooker is super stylish and offers a control system that’s easy to manage from the get-go. Boasting over 110 litres of cooking capacity, this oven provides you with energy-efficient defrosting and precision cooking, making it ideal for anyone who wants to juggle complex meals or multiple parts to a larger dinner at once.

This freestanding oven has a programmable timer and offers cast iron hob supports, meaning you can always expect precise, even cooks no matter which part of the system you use. With three shelves in the oven and four burners on top, there’s plenty of room here.

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Electra aren’t the biggest name in the game, but their cooker hoods and appliances which we have previously tested have all passed with flying colours.
This cooker is no different. It is a standard four burner hob, with one cavity including a grill and easy to use dials to get everything just right. It is also a little bit smaller than many others around, making it perfect if you have a smaller than average gap in your kitchen.
While it may be basic, with just one setting on the grill and additions such as a timer or screen missing, but for under £200 we can’t complain and are sure you will have many years of use out of it.

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Not only is this one of the best value gas cookers at under £300, but the A+/A energy rating also makes it economical to run in the long term, so it is affordable to use too.
It is a conventional oven so heat rises at the top, meaning dishes such as pasta bakes will always be thoroughly cooked and baked potatoes will be fluffy yet crisp on top. In the upper chamber, there is a grill which can be used on its own, and everything is controlled using the rotary dials at the front of the cooker which makes for an easy dinnertime.

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The Hotpoint Ultima HUG61X is a great looking double gas cooker that is ideal for families and offers great value and space. The main oven is 77 litres and 32 litres for the top oven.
The main conventional oven is good for both slow cooking and baking, as heat rises so the dishes are thoroughly cooked. It also means they are hotter at the top, for a crisp finish. A second oven gives you some extra space when it comes to the bigger meal times, and there is also a grill.
The addition of a minute minder timer is really handy – you will always know when your food is good to go!

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This cooker really makes a bit of a statement. The style is not common these days, but we have to say that we actually think it is going to suit a lot of people.
The grill is at eye level, at the top of the cooker so not technically in a chamber. This means it is technically a 3-in-1, as there is also a large main oven chamber and a storage area at the bottom which is great for keeping all of your pans and trays in one place.
So if you are really short on space but still want the full experience without something which looks too ‘cubic’, this is a great bet. It is slightly smaller in capacity overall than a few others on the market, and you may not like the idea of open grilling, but if the space is enough and you don’t mind the latter point then it is one of the easiest cookers to navigate.

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Hotpoint’s Cannon gas cooker brings the best of precision heat to your kitchen. This gas-fuelled behemoth offers you a main oven in 60 litres of capacity, with 23 litres available in the grill, too. This means you can fit more into your oven than ever before, while taking advantage of clean, efficient gas. Lock in the heat with its super-secure door, and you’ll spend less than you’d imagine in the long run thanks to the incredible energy efficiency rating.
This is a classical design for a cooker, but that makes it all the more appealing. Built with a gentle aesthetic, it should be nice and easy to slide into any kitchen space. All your dials and functions are at the front, and this really is a gas cooker that benefits from having fewer frills and embellishments than most.
It’s also reasonably priced for a gas cooker, meaning you may do well to take advantage of available deals while they’re up and running.

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This Beko gas cooker is the epitome of great value. It can be bought for under £350, yet has some features which are more commonly found in units over twice the price.
There is a main conventional oven which is great at preparing a range of foods, from meat joints to muffins and al forno dishes. Then there’s a separate grill chamber which can add the finishing touch to lasagnes or cottage pies.
If you have been searching for a new gas cooker for a while, but are put off by models which look over-complicated and hard to control, then the simple dials of this Beko will be welcomed. Simply turn to fire it up, and adjust the power depending on how far they are twisted.
The ceramic interior keeps the coating relatively clean – just wipe when cool to get rid of any crumbs and spills. The door inner glass is also removable for when you need to give it a scrub, and an interior light will allow you to both check on the cooking process and where needs some cleaning attention.

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