Aside from adding wifi or similar smart home features?

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Matt,

The control system. Rather than dials and push buttons, many have touch screens. The cleaning system. Some still have full-scale cleaning systems. Others have a steam cleaning systems which isn't the same thing and, from what I understand, doesn't work as well. Some are freestanding models that mimic the appearance of slide-in versions. Not sure how long these have been around but I don't rememebr seeing them back in the late 2000s when I was looking at ranges.

Robert

Don't forget the addition of a self-destruct system set to activate one day after the warranty expires

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-- François de La Rochefoucauld

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We got a new GE Profile (Haier ?!!!) range a couple of weeks ago. The Wifi was a bit of a surprise, and actually having alerts on my phone (and watch !) that the oven had reached temperature, and being able to shut it off from anywhere is kind of useful. Like.. did I leave the oven on ?

As far as cooking, the "Air Fryer" setting has been pretty useful. Basically convection oven but the fan runs faster. Made awesome wings and toasted ravioli.

We also got the two door model, which is really useful. Essentially two separate ovens.

Insulation is better. Controls are touch panel of course, but so was our 25 year old Profile.

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Ombligo
Don't forget the addition of a self-destruct system set to activate one day after the warranty expires

my fave new feature. Guess they learned some 4h1t from the car makers.

"siri, turn on the oven, sheet pan roast the chicken veggies and taters while I head to the end of the internet on 5" screen with constant pop up ads for crap I have no interest in and the world whirls around my head."

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If there are spelling issues, please pardon, Owen the cat is sitting on my keyboard.

Convection is a more common feature these days.

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"In science it often happens that scientists say, 'You know that's a really good argument; my position is mistaken,' and then they would actually change their minds and you never hear that old view from them again. They really do it. It doesn't happen as often as it should, because scientists are human and change is sometimes painful. But it happens every day. I cannot recall the last time something like that happened in politics or religion." (1987) -- Carl Sagan

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davester
Convection is a more common feature these days.

I had that on my OLD oven - I guess it was fancy for the time.

.....not when it comes to having a bun....in the oven.....

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Ombligo
Don't forget the addition of a self-destruct system set to activate one day after the warranty expires

Already the case for smoke detectors...continuous beep after a decade.