The Brava Glass Oven is an update to the original Brava Oven, which – as you might have deduced – does not have a glass door. This new model also has a wireless temperature sensor, a lifesaver for those who hate fidgeting with wired sensors. The original Brava Oven has two cook trays (glass and metal) and a wired temp sensor. There’s also the option to upgrade to the Bake & Breakfast set, which includes more trays and several pans, or the Chef’s Choice, which includes all of the aforementioned in addition to the Chef’s Pan/Dutch oven. The Brava Glass Oven also includes all the accessories you would get with the Chef’s Choice option.
Brava is a high-end countertop oven (with a price tag to match). It’s several hundred dollars more expensive than the June Oven Premium (another of the most expensive countertop ovens on the market—which is currently out of stock). However, the ridiculously high level of functionality allows Brava (and June) to occupy such a top-tier status.
