The Rangemaster Nexus NEX90EISS/C is a 90cm electric range cooker with a sleek stainless steel and chrome finish and a powerful induction hob. It combines the classic appeal of a range with modern, energy-efficient cooking.
With three cavities – including a large multifunction main oven, a full fan oven and a dedicated electric grill – it’s clearly aimed at busy households that cook a lot and entertain often. The 5-zone induction hob brings fast, controllable heat and all the usual safety benefits of induction.
User feedback is extremely strong, with a 5.0 out of 5 rating from owners, which reinforces the impression that this is a high-end, well-executed cooker rather than a basic budget option.
This Nexus is ideal for medium to large households that cook most days and want the space and flexibility of a proper range without going up to a 100cm or 110cm model. The 79-litre main oven and 67-litre second oven can comfortably handle Sunday roasts, batch cooking and dinner parties.
It suits buyers looking for a premium, all-electric setup with an induction hob. If you prefer the instant control of gas, this won’t be for you, but if you want rapid heating, easy cleaning and extra safety around children, induction is a very strong choice.
The price firmly places it in the premium bracket, so it makes most sense if you see your cooker as a long-term investment and care about build quality and design as much as pure function. Rangemaster’s reputation and the solid two-year warranty back that up.
It’s also a good fit for keen home cooks who want more than a simple fan oven. The multifunction main cavity, telescopic shelves, Handyrack and programmable timer all lend themselves to more involved cooking, from pastries to slow roasts.
The twin large ovens are a real highlight: a 79-litre multifunction main cavity plus a 67-litre fan oven give you loads of space and flexibility for big family meals or batch cooking. Having a separate full-width electric grill in its own 25-litre cavity means you can grill and bake at the same time without compromise.
The 5-zone induction hob offers fast, precise heat with built-in pan detection and residual heat indicators, so it only heats where there’s a compatible pan and clearly shows when zones are still hot. The glass surface is much easier to wipe clean than traditional gas burners.
Day-to-day cleaning is made simpler by catalytic liners in the main oven, which absorb and break down grease on the sides as you cook, and easy-clean enamel in the other cavities. The Handyrack that clips to the door makes checking on roasts safer and less awkward, especially when lifting heavy trays.
Build and usability details feel well thought through: triple-glazed doors help keep heat in, telescopic shelf runners make it easier to slide trays out without tipping, and the electronic programmable timer and LED display give you precise control over cooking times.
Finally, user ratings are excellent, suggesting owners are very happy with performance, reliability and everyday usability.
The most obvious drawback is price – this is a premium range cooker and will be overkill for smaller households or those who don’t cook frequently. If you simply need a basic cooker, you’re likely paying for capacity and features you won’t fully use.
Although the main oven has catalytic liners on the sides, the rest of the interiors are standard enamel, so you’ll still need to put in some effort to keep the second oven and grill spotless. There’s no pyrolytic self-cleaning option.
The second oven and grill cavities lack interior lights, which makes it slightly harder to keep an eye on food compared with the illuminated main oven. It’s not a deal-breaker, but on a high-end model it feels like a small miss.
Installation also isn’t a simple plug-and-play job. With a hefty 14.8kW electrical load and a 45-amp requirement, it needs hard wiring by a qualified electrician, which adds to the overall cost if you’re not already set up for a range cooker.
Living with the Nexus NEX90EISS/C is all about having space and control. The layout is intuitive: the main multifunction oven sits bottom left, the large fan oven to the right, and the dedicated grill above the main oven. This makes it easy to allocate different dishes to different cavities, whether you’re roasting in one and baking in another or just grilling a quick cheese toastie.
The rotary controls and LED display are straightforward, and the electronic programmable timer means you can set start and finish times for the main oven – handy for slow-cooked dishes or having dinner ready when you walk in the door. Automatic safety shut-off and induction pan detection add peace of mind, particularly in busy family kitchens.
The induction hob is responsive and feels refined in everyday use. Zones come up to temperature quickly for searing or boiling, but then allow gentle simmering without the guesswork of older electric hobs. The smooth glass surface wipes down easily after spills, and with no pan supports or gas burners to dismantle, end-of-day cleaning is much quicker.
Cleaning the ovens is easier than a standard all-enamel setup. The catalytic liners in the main cavity reduce baked-on grease on the sides as the oven gets hot, leaving you mainly to wipe down the base and shelves. The enamel interiors in the second oven and grill still need a regular wipe, but the surfaces are smooth enough that they’re not a chore if tackled reasonably often.
Height-adjustable legs help you align the cooker neatly with your worktops, and the triple-glazed doors feel solid when opened and closed, giving a sense of quality every time you use it.
Performance from the main oven is strong and versatile. As a multifunction cavity with seven functions, it can handle everything from conventional top-and-bottom heat for roasts, to fan-assisted baking for even results, to base heat for crisping pastry. The large 79-litre capacity suits bigger joints of meat, stacked trays and large casseroles.
The second oven is a full 67-litre fan oven, excellent for batch baking or cooking at a different temperature to the main oven. Its simple, single-function fan setup makes temperature control easy and predictable, which is ideal if you like to bake multiple trays of biscuits, cakes or savoury dishes at once.
The third cavity houses a full-width electric grill with variable control. Because it’s in its own 25-litre space and is used with the door open, you can grill independently of any oven timings, ideal for finishing off dishes or doing quick snacks without heating a whole oven. The Easy Glide grill pan makes sliding food under the element smooth and controlled.
On the hob, five induction zones with a power range from 1.15 to 3.2kW provide plenty of punch for rapid boiling while still allowing low, steady simmering. Pan detection ensures the hob only activates when it senses a pan, which reduces energy waste and adds safety. Residual heat indicators clearly show which zones remain hot after use.
Efficiency is respectable, with A ratings on both main and second ovens and competitive energy consumption figures for a range of this size. While there’s no smart connectivity, the inclusion of features such as telescopic shelf runners, Handyrack, automatic safety shut-off and triple-glazed doors underlines the focus on practical, everyday performance rather than gimmicks.
With its premium price tag, the Nexus NEX90EISS/C is not aiming to be a bargain-basement range cooker. Instead, it offers a combination of build quality, generous capacity and modern induction technology that justifies the investment for serious home cooks and growing families.
Compared with more basic 90cm cookers, you’re paying for the dual large ovens, a dedicated grill cavity, induction hob, catalytic liners, thoughtful extras like the Handyrack and telescopic shelves, and the overall fit and finish. For many buyers, those touches genuinely improve day-to-day cooking and cleaning.
The two-year manufacturer warranty and excellent owner rating help support the value case; it’s clearly a model that’s performing well in real homes. If you’re simply after the cheapest way to get a 90cm cooker, this won’t be it, but if you want a long-term centrepiece for a modern kitchen, it offers strong value for its feature set and execution.
The Rangemaster Nexus NEX90EISS/C is a highly capable, well-designed 90cm electric range cooker that brings together large, flexible oven space and a fast, efficient induction hob. It feels every bit the premium appliance, with thoughtful details that make everyday cooking more enjoyable.
It’s best suited to busy households and keen cooks who need the capacity of two proper ovens and value the control and safety of induction. If your budget is tight or you rarely cook for more than one or two people, a simpler cooker would be more sensible.
For those prepared to invest, though, the strong owner reviews, solid feature set and practical design make this one of the more compelling 90cm electric ranges on the market, and a stylish, hardworking focal point for a modern kitchen.
