Best Slide-In Ranges Under $1700 (2026): 3 Picks
The top pick is the Samsung BESPOKE 30" Smart Slide-In Gas Range, the only gas listing in this price window, with a stated 6.0 cu ft Convection+ oven, air fry, and smart features. This guide compares all three slide-in ranges in this price window on stated details and live prices, without guessing at performance.
3 picks from 3 slide-in ranges that match this guide with a price we can quote today, made by 11 makers. Every price below is live and carries the moment it was read.
The picks at a glance
| # | Pick | Slide-in range | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Largest stated oven in this list | Samsung NSI6DG9500MT 30″ Bespoke Smart Slide-In Induction Range | $1,694.00 price as of 2026-10-11 18:45 UTC (Details) |
| 2 | Only gas listing in this price window | Samsung BESPOKE 30" Smart Slide-In Gas Range | $1,666.00 price as of 2026-10-11 18:45 UTC (Details) |
| 3 | Electric range with air fry and convection | Frigidaire Professional 30 in. 5 Element Slide-in Electric Range | $1,695.00 price as of 2026-10-11 18:45 UTC (Details) |
Which one should you buy?
- For a kitchen with a gas line: The Samsung BESPOKE gas range is the only gas listing in this window, with a stated 6.0 cu ft Convection+ oven and air fry mode. See pick 2
- For a kitchen wired for electric: The Frigidaire Professional electric range states 30 inches, air fry, and Total Convection, suited to an electric connection. See pick 3
- For a cook who wants induction: The Samsung Bespoke induction range is the only induction listing here, with a stated 6.3 cu ft oven and smart features. See pick 1
The 3 picks
1 Largest stated oven in this list
Samsung NSI6DG9500MT 30″ Bespoke Smart Slide-In Induction Range
- Fuel
- Induction
- Width
- 30 in
- Oven capacity
- 6.3 cu ft
- Air fry
- Yes
- Smart (Wi-Fi)
- Yes
$1,694.00 price as of 2026-10-11 18:45 UTC (Details)
This induction range ranks first because it states the largest oven capacity in the pool at 6.3 cu ft, ahead of the gas range's 6.0 cu ft. It also states air fry and smart features, matching the gas range's feature count, so the larger capacity breaks the tie.
Pros
- Stated 6.3 cu ft oven, the largest in this list
- Only induction listing in this price window
- Title states air fry and smart features
- 30-inch width, common for slide-in ranges
Cons
- No convection stated in the title
- Induction requires magnetic cookware, not stated by the seller
- Only one of three picks, so fewer alternatives
Good fit if
- Buyers who want induction cooking and a large stated oven
- Those who value smart features in a slide-in range
Skip if
- You need a gas or electric range, as this is induction only
- You prefer a range with stated convection
Verdict: The Samsung Bespoke induction range leads this price window with the largest stated oven and a smart, air-fry feature set.
2 Only gas listing in this price window
Samsung BESPOKE 30" Smart Slide-In Gas Range
- Fuel
- Gas
- Width
- 30 in
- Oven capacity
- 6 cu ft
- Convection
- Yes
- Air fry
- Yes
- Smart (Wi-Fi)
- Yes
$1,666.00 price as of 2026-10-11 18:45 UTC (Details)
This gas range ranks second because it states a 6.0 cu ft oven, slightly smaller than the induction pick, but it matches with convection, air fry, and smart features. It is the only gas option in the pool, which suits kitchens with a gas line.
Pros
- Stated 6.0 cu ft Convection+ oven
- Title states convection, air fry, and smart features
- Only gas listing in this price window
- 30-inch width, common for slide-in ranges
Cons
- Stated oven capacity is smaller than the induction pick
- Gas connection requirements are not stated by the seller
- Only one of three picks, so fewer alternatives
Good fit if
- Kitchens with a gas line, as this is the only gas option here
- Buyers who want convection, air fry, and smart in one title
Skip if
- You need an electric or induction range
- You want the largest stated oven capacity in this list
Verdict: The Samsung BESPOKE gas range is the sole gas choice in this window, offering a stated 6.0 cu ft oven with convection, air fry, and smart features.
3 Electric range with air fry and convection
Frigidaire Professional 30 in. 5 Element Slide-in Electric Range
- Fuel
- Electric
- Width
- 30 in
- Convection
- Yes
- Air fry
- Yes
$1,695.00 price as of 2026-10-11 18:45 UTC (Details)
This electric range ranks third because it does not state an oven capacity, placing it after the two Samsung listings that do. It still states air fry and Total Convection, making it a feature-rich electric option in this price window.
Pros
- Title states air fry and Total Convection
- 30-inch width, common for slide-in ranges
- Electric fuel, suited to an electric connection
Cons
- Oven capacity not stated by the seller
- No smart features stated in the title
- Only one of three picks, so fewer alternatives
Good fit if
- Kitchens with an electric connection
- Buyers who want convection and air fry without smart features
Skip if
- You need a gas or induction range
- You want a stated oven capacity before choosing
Verdict: The Frigidaire Professional electric range offers air fry and Total Convection, but its unstated oven capacity places it third here.
Side by side
| # | Slide-in range | Fuel | Width | Oven capacity | Convection | Air fry | Smart (Wi-Fi) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Samsung NSI6DG9500MT 30″ Bespoke Smart Slide-In Induction Range | Induction | 30 in | 6.3 cu ft | not stated | Yes | Yes |
| 2 | Samsung BESPOKE 30" Smart Slide-In Gas Range | Gas | 30 in | 6 cu ft | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| 3 | Frigidaire Professional 30 in. 5 Element Slide-in Electric Range | Electric | 30 in | not stated | Yes | Yes | not stated |
How we picked
This guide covers the three slide-in ranges in the pool priced under $1700. The ranges are compared on stated details and live prices, using the group rule: listings within this price window. Picks are ordered by stated oven capacity (largest first), then by how many of convection, air fry, and smart the title states (most first), then by the order in the pool file. Listings that state no oven capacity come after those that do, ordered by the same feature count and then pool order. The Samsung induction range leads with 6.3 cu ft, followed by the gas range at 6.0 cu ft, and the Frigidaire electric range, which does not state an oven capacity.
How to choose
Start with the fuel your kitchen has
The first decision is the fuel the kitchen already has: gas, electric, or induction. This price window holds one of each. A gas range suits a kitchen with a gas line, an electric range suits a standard electric connection, and induction works with magnetic cookware. Confirm the connection requirements in the listing and the maker's installation instructions.
Measure the opening first
All three picks state a 30-inch width, but width alone does not guarantee a fit. Measure the opening where the range will sit, including height and depth, and compare it with the dimensions in the listing. The maker's installation instructions give the exact clearances and any preparation needed. Use a qualified installer where the maker or local code requires one.
Oven capacity: what the number means
Two of the three picks state an oven capacity: the induction range at 6.3 cu ft and the gas range at 6.0 cu ft. The electric range does not state a capacity. A larger stated capacity means more room inside the oven, which can suit larger dishes, but the listing describes the details. The number alone does not tell you how many pans fit.
Convection, air fry and smart in a title
The titles state features: the gas range lists convection, air fry, and smart; the induction range lists air fry and smart; the electric range lists air fry and Total Convection. Convection circulates air in the oven, air fry is a mode for crispy results, and smart means the range connects to an app. The listing describes what each feature offers; no cooking results are implied.
What this guide leaves out (and why)
The catalogue has no data on BTU figures, boil times, preheat times, oven temperature accuracy, even baking, or cooking results. It also has no data on energy use, noise, reliability, or warranty lengths. This guide compares the ranges only on stated details: fuel, width, oven capacity, and the features named in the title. For anything else, read the listing and the maker's official pages.
Questions
Does this guide cover BTU, boil times, or baking results?
No. The catalogue has no data for BTU figures, boil times, preheat times, oven temperature accuracy, even baking, or any cooking results. This guide compares the three ranges on stated details only: fuel, width, oven capacity, and the features named in the title. For performance claims, check the maker's official pages, but the site does not guess at results.
How do I know if a range will fit my kitchen?
Measure the opening where the range will sit, including height, width, and depth. All three picks state a 30-inch width, but the exact fit depends on the opening and the range's full dimensions. Read the listing and the maker's installation instructions for clearances and any preparation. Use a qualified installer where the maker or local code requires one.
What does induction require?
Induction cooking works with magnetic cookware, so check that your pots and pans are compatible. The induction pick in this list is the Samsung Bespoke, which states a 6.3 cu ft oven and smart features. The listing and the maker's instructions describe the cooktop and any cookware requirements. The catalogue does not state wattage or electrical requirements.
Are these ranges compared on customer feedback?
No. This guide compares the ranges on stated details and live prices only. It does not rely on customer feedback or popularity data. The pool holds three listings within the guide's price window, and each pick is ranked by stated oven capacity, then by the number of stated features, then by the pool order.
What safety advice should I follow?
The U.S. Fire Administration advises standing by your pan, turning the burner off if you leave the kitchen, and keeping pot handles turned toward the back of the stove. Keep a pan lid or baking sheet nearby to cover a pan if it catches fire. Follow the maker's installation instructions and use a qualified installer where required.
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