The Rangemaster Estel Deluxe ESDL90EIPSLT/CM1 is a 90cm electric range cooker with a sleek slate and chrome finish and a modern induction hob. It combines classic range styling with the speed and control of induction, plus three electric ovens to handle everything from midweek meals to big family gatherings.
This is very much a premium appliance, aimed at buyers who want a statement cooker as well as serious capacity. With a strong A/A energy rating across its ovens and a raft of convenience features, it’s built for heavy use rather than the occasional roast.
Owners clearly rate it highly: with a 4.9 out of 5 user score from over 200 reviews, it’s one of those rare products that seems to live up to its price tag in real homes.
The Estel Deluxe is ideal for larger households, keen home cooks and anyone who regularly entertains. The combination of three ovens (including a generous 80-litre main cavity) and five induction zones means you can comfortably manage a full Sunday roast, sides and dessert in one go.
It suits buyers looking at the premium end of the electric range cooker market. If you’re upgrading from a standard 60cm cooker or an older dual-fuel range, you’ll notice the jump in cooking space, control and refinement straight away.
The induction hob, child lock and residual heat indicators make it a sensible option for busy family kitchens where safety and easy wipe-clean surfaces matter. At the same time, the multifunction main oven and multiple cavities will appeal to more experienced cooks who like to batch bake or run different dishes at different temperatures.
If you rarely cook from scratch or live in a compact flat, this may be more cooker than you need. But for those who see the kitchen as the heart of the home, it’s a very compelling fit.
Three electric ovens give superb flexibility: an 80-litre multifunction main cavity plus two 67-litre ovens mean you can roast, bake and keep dishes warm all at once without juggling shelves.
The five-zone induction hob offers fast heat-up times, precise control and safer surfaces than traditional ceramic or gas. The boost function is excellent for getting pans up to temperature quickly, and the bridge feature lets you combine zones for larger cookware.
Catalytic stay-clean liners in the main cavity significantly cut down on scrubbing. They absorb and break down grease as you cook, so routine cleaning is much less of a chore.
Rangemaster’s Handyrack is a genuinely thoughtful touch: the roasting tray hooks onto the oven door, so you can safely pull the joint out towards you to baste or check without reaching into a hot oven.
User-friendly extras such as telescopic runners, LED display, electronic clock and clear front-mounted rotary and touch controls make day-to-day use simple and intuitive. Strong owner ratings back up how well it works in real kitchens.
This is a premium-priced range cooker, so it won’t suit tighter budgets or households that don’t cook frequently enough to justify the investment.
Despite being described with an 80-litre main cavity, the spec lists it as a “Small” size by Rangemaster’s internal classification, which may be confusing when comparing models. It’s still spacious, but not the very largest on the market.
Installation requires a 32-amp supply and hard wiring by a qualified electrician. If you’re upgrading from a basic freestanding cooker, you may need electrical work, which adds to the overall cost.
The warranty is a fairly standard 2 years. At this price point, a longer manufacturer guarantee would offer more reassurance for such a central, hard-working appliance.
Living with the Estel Deluxe feels reassuringly straightforward for such a capable cooker. The front-mounted rotary dials and touch controls are clearly laid out, and the LED display makes it easy to set timers and keep an eye on cooking times.
The induction hob is a highlight in daily use. Pans heat quickly and evenly, and the residual heat indicator and child lock add a welcome layer of safety, especially if there are younger children in the house. The smooth glass surface wipes clean far more easily than enamelled pan supports or older solid plates.
Inside, the telescopic runners and Handyrack make handling heavy trays much less awkward. Sliding shelves out smoothly to check on bakes or to turn roast potatoes feels secure and controlled, rather than a balancing act.
Cleaning is easier than you might expect for a triple-oven range. Catalytic liners in the main cavity help to break down splatters during normal cooking, so you’re mainly left with a quick wipe-down rather than a full-on deep clean. The separate ovens mean you’re not constantly rearranging shelves or shuffling dishes around to fit everything in.
Performance is where the Estel Deluxe earns its name. Across its three electric ovens, you get a total of 80 litres in the main cavity and 67 litres each in the second and third, all with A energy ratings. The main oven is multifunctional, giving you the tools to handle everything from crisp pastries to slow roasts.
The second cavity offers eight functions, with options for top, bottom or both elements, plus an interior light and two shelves, making it ideal as either an additional oven or a dedicated baking space. The third cavity, also A-rated and a full 67 litres, steps in for extra roasting space or batch cooking when you’ve got a crowd.
Up top, the five-zone induction hob is designed for versatility. Nine power levels, a boost function for rapid heating and a bridge feature to join zones together give you fine control over everything from searing steaks to gently melting chocolate. The lack of a wok burner is only a concern if you’re set on flame-based stir-frying, but a flat-bottomed wok works well on induction.
Safety and usability features are well thought through: child lock, residual heat indicators and an on/off indicator light make it clear when things are hot, and the front control placement means you’re not leaning over steaming pans to make adjustments. An electronic clock and timer help you coordinate complex meals.
Overall, the combination of powerful ovens, a modern induction hob and convenience touches like Handyrack, telescopic runners and catalytic liners puts this cooker at the top end of what you can reasonably expect from a 90cm electric range.
This Rangemaster clearly sits in the premium price bracket for 90cm electric range cookers. You’re paying for a blend of brand heritage, design and a very comprehensive feature set, rather than a budget-friendly option.
Viewed against its specification, the price is easier to justify. Triple A-rated ovens, a fully featured induction hob, easy-clean technology and thoughtful usability features mean it can realistically replace both a standard cooker and additional countertop appliances for most homes.
The outstanding user feedback – a 4.9 rating from well over 200 reviews – also suggests that owners feel they’ve had good value, not just on day one but after living with it. If you’re mainly after a simple oven and hob, you’ll find cheaper alternatives. But if you want a centrepiece cooker that’s built for serious, regular use, the Estel Deluxe offers strong value within the premium segment.
The Rangemaster Estel Deluxe ESDL90EIPSLT/CM1 is a superb choice for households that take cooking seriously and want a smart, modern range to match. Its three spacious ovens, rapid and precise induction hob and a host of convenience features make it a genuinely capable workhorse for family life and entertaining.
It’s not a budget buy, and the need for a dedicated electrical supply plus a fairly standard 2-year warranty may give some buyers pause. But the day-to-day experience, ease of cleaning and very high owner satisfaction scores show that it delivers on its promise.
If you’re looking for a 90cm electric range cooker that blends traditional Rangemaster styling with up-to-date induction performance and thoughtful details like Handyrack and telescopic runners, this model should be high on your shortlist.
