Oven Price Guide Singapore: Types, Costs & Best Brands (2026)
Prices checked October 2026 against the published price lists of 526 contractors listed on Homees, MOM's 2025 wage data and Qanvast's 2026 report. How we price →
Let's start with the number. In 2026, ovens in Singapore run roughly **S$80–S$500** for a countertop oven, **S$500–S$2,000** for a built-in electric oven (the most popular kitchen choice), and **S$2,000–S$4,500+** for premium built-in or gas range cookers. Most home bakers land on a **S$700–S$1,500** built-in oven.The right oven depends on how you cook, your kitchen layout, and your budget. Here's the straightforward breakdown.
Quick answer: Countertop ovens S$80–S$500. Built-in electric ovens S$500–S$2,000. Premium built-in or gas cookers S$2,000–S$4,500+. Built-in ovens also need a dedicated power point and cabinetry space — factor that in.
Oven prices by type
| Type | Typical price (2026) | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Countertop / table-top | S$80 – S$500 | Rentals, small kitchens, light baking |
| Conventional built-in | S$500 – S$1,200 | Everyday baking and roasting |
| Fan-assisted (convection) built-in | S$900 – S$2,500 | Faster, even cooking; multi-rack baking |
| Gas oven / range cooker | S$700 – S$3,000+ | Cooks who prefer gas; larger households |
| Premium / smart built-in | S$2,500 – S$4,500+ | Designer kitchens, advanced features |
Indicative 2026 ranges across common SG brands (Tefal, Samsung, Elba, Ariston, Electrolux, Bosch, Mayer). Built-in and gas ovens usually need professional installation.
Countertop ovens are the budget, plug-and-play option — great for rentals and small kitchens. Built-in ovens slot into your cabinetry for a clean, integrated look (the standard in most renovated kitchens). Fan-assisted (convection) models circulate hot air for faster, more even cooking — worth it if you bake often. Gas ovens preheat fast and many cooks prefer them, but they need proper gas installation and safety checks.
What affects the price
- Built-in vs countertop. Built-in ovens cost more and need cabinetry space plus a dedicated power point — but they look integrated and offer more capacity. Countertop units are cheaper and portable.
- Size & capacity (litres). Bigger ovens cost more. A 60cm built-in (~70L) suits most families; compact 45cm or table-top units suit smaller households.
- Features. Convection fans, pyrolytic (high-heat) self-cleaning, steam functions, and Wi-Fi/smart controls all push the price up. Self-cleaning and convection are the upgrades most people find genuinely useful.
- Brand & warranty. Premium brands charge more for reliability, finish and longer warranties — which can offset future repair costs.
- Installation. A built-in oven needs a dedicated power point and proper fitting; a gas oven needs a licensed gas installation. Budget for both.
Choosing the right oven — quick checklist
- Measure your cabinetry opening (width, height, depth) for a built-in — standard is 60cm wide, but check.
- Match capacity to your cooking — don't pay for a 90cm range if you bake occasionally.
- Decide electric vs gas based on your kitchen's existing supply and your cooking style.
- Pick the features you'll actually use — convection and self-clean, yes; gimmicks, skip.
- Plan the power point. Built-in ovens draw a lot — get a licensed electrician to fit a dedicated point. Compare them on our electrical services page.
Renovating the whole kitchen? Budget the full room with our Kitchen Renovation Cost Guide, and find a kitchen contractor on Homees.
Popular oven brands in Singapore
- Samsung — feature-rich, smart controls, sleek designs (mid-to-premium).
- Bosch — German build quality, reliable, convection and self-cleaning (premium).
- Electrolux — versatile, user-friendly, broad range (mid-range).
- Ariston — style plus function, multifunction and pyrolytic models (mid-range).
- Elba / Mayer — value-friendly, solid performance for everyday cooking.
FAQ
How much does an oven cost in Singapore? Around S$80–S$500 for a countertop oven, S$500–S$2,000 for a built-in electric oven, and S$2,000–S$4,500+ for premium built-in or gas cookers. Most families spend S$700–S$1,500.
Is a built-in or countertop oven better? Built-in ovens look integrated, offer more capacity and suit renovated kitchens, but cost more and need cabinetry space plus a power point. Countertop ovens are cheaper, portable, and ideal for rentals and small kitchens.
What's the difference between conventional and fan-assisted ovens? A conventional oven heats from elements top and bottom; a fan-assisted (convection) oven adds a fan to circulate hot air for faster, more even cooking — better for multi-rack baking.
Do I need a special power point for a built-in oven? Yes — built-in ovens draw significant power and should be on a dedicated point fitted by a licensed electrician. Plan this during your kitchen renovation.
Is a gas or electric oven better in Singapore? Electric (especially convection) is more common and easier to install. Gas ovens preheat faster and some cooks prefer them, but they need a proper gas installation and safety checks.
Which oven brand is best in Singapore? Bosch and Samsung for premium features and reliability, Electrolux and Ariston for mid-range value, Elba and Mayer for budget-friendly everyday use.
Prices are indicative 2026 market ranges and vary by brand, size, features and installation. Confirm current retailer pricing. Renovating your kitchen? Find vetted contractors on Homees.
