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title: "Samsung NQ70M7770DS 7.0 Cu. Ft. Stainless Combination Electric Wall Oven"
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# Steam Cook Precision Wi-Fi Smart Control 9500W Power Convection Samsung NQ70M7770DS 7.0 Cu. Ft. Stainless Combination Electric Wall Oven

**Brand:** samsung
**Price:** A$10599
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🍳 Elevate your kitchen game with smart, speedy, and spotless cooking!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Samsung NQ70M7770DS 7.0 Cu. Ft. Stainless Combination Electric Wall Oven by samsung
- **How much does it cost?** A$10599 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- samsung enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted samsung brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Sleek & Spacious:** Fingerprint-resistant stainless steel with a roomy 5.1 cu. ft. capacity fits your biggest culinary ambitions.
- • **Dual-Zone Mastery:** Flex Duo lets you cook two dishes at different temps simultaneously—no flavor crossover, max efficiency.
- • **Smart Kitchen Command:** Wi-Fi connectivity and voice control via Bixby, Alexa, or Google put your oven at your fingertips anywhere.
- • **Speed Meets Precision:** Power Convection tech accelerates cooking time while ensuring even, restaurant-quality results.
- • **Crisp & Juicy Perfection:** Steam Cook delivers moisture at exact moments for golden-crisp exteriors and tender interiors.

## Overview

The Samsung NQ70M7770DS is a 7.0 cu. ft. stainless steel combination electric wall oven featuring Flex Duo technology for simultaneous multi-temp cooking, Power Convection for faster, even heating, and Steam Cook for perfect moisture control. It offers Wi-Fi and voice assistant connectivity for remote operation, a fingerprint-resistant finish, and a large 5.1 cu. ft. capacity to handle multiple dishes or large meals with ease.

## Description

The Samsung Microwave Combination Wall Oven has steam cooking, so you can bake and roast with professional results. Steam Cook delivers moisture at precise times for a crisp, browned outside, and tender inside. In the microwave oven, Speed Power Convection technology reduces cooking time. Enjoy the comfort of Analog-Knobs combined with the advanced technology of a touch controlled digital display.

Review: No problems for me. - I have had the 7770DS model for over 2 months. Does not have the microwave, but I have had no problems at all with this model. Flex duo is great when I need to cook multiple items at once. Keeps temperature seperate like pizza and a cassarole. The meals came out great. I had not used the Samsung service so I cannot comment on that issue. The Gormet control was pretty cool and having the wifi option when I am not close to the oven was great.
Review: Roller Rings Always Fail and Don’t Last Longer Than Two Weeks - I purchased a Samsung model #NQ70M6650D combination microwave/convection oven in December 2019 from BestBuy. It was installed just before Christmas of that year. The price was slightly higher than what I wanted to spend, but I was impressed with the clean lines and all the optional ways of cooking. My family typically uses the oven maybe once a day and the microwave about three or four times per. After six months of daily use, I have formed a “less-than-enthusiastic” opinion of this product. Essentially, it should not have developed significant problems so soon out of the box. First, the convection system does not cook evenly throughout the interior. The oven has a significant hot spot towards the front right. Also, if you have multiple racks of food cooking on the convection setting, the top rack will actually burn well before the bottom rack comes anywhere close to finishing. I didn’t expect to see this since the oven is equipped with a total of two (2) convection fans instead of just one (1), as the competition provides. Apparently, Samsung’s fans aren’t moving any air. Although I’ve never seen temperature non-uniformity anywhere near this bad from Samsung’s competition, it’s not that big of a problem and can be easily compensated for. You just have to remember to move the food around inside the oven, switch racks occasionally, and add a few minutes cooking time. However, the most serious problem with this combo system is with the device that rotates the glass turntable inside of the microwave oven. This device ensures that whatever you’re cooking is evenly heated. If it fails, your food remains stationary on the turntable and part of it will be microwaved to a crisp while the rest could still be frozen. The device is identified as a “roller ring” in Samsung’s service manual. The roller ring is made out of brown molded plastic and has three small white rollers towards its outer diameter and a keyed hub in the center. The hub slides over an output shaft of an electric motor which provides the rotational movement. The problem is that the ring is made out of very low quality plastic and when it eventually cracks and breaks, everything stops rotating. I have attached three (3) photos. The larger two are of a failed roller ring assembly showing the overall size of the part. The third photo shows a close-up of a cracked hub. They always break the same way. Luckily, the roller ring can be easily installed and removed without tools. Unluckily, it appears to break every two (2) weeks. This is an average based on the four (4) rings that have broken in my oven since December. After the first one broke, I contacted Samsung’s Customer Service. They were very helpful and sent a replacement part free of charge. I liked that. What I didn’t like was that it lasted just two (2) weeks. I also purchased two (2) additional replacements from Samsung for $35 each (part #DE94-04028A. Save the number – you’ll need it). They each lasted no more than two (2) weeks. Each part’s hub cracked in the exact same way every time. Note that by this point, my family had refrained from putting anything heavier in the microwave than popcorn. So essentially, the microwave was useless to us. Brand new and useless! So if you purchase this oven, be warned that you will need to spend an additional $35 every two weeks to fix it. In an odd twist to this story, I still have a broken 20-year-old GE microwave in the garage. It was part of the old combo unit I had removed so the new Samsung could be installed. It originally came with a roller ring too. The GE ring is old, slightly discolored, in good working order, and almost identical. Believe it or not, the ancient GE ring actually fits beautifully in the Samsung oven and functions just fine. I’ve been using it since March (about 16 weeks now) and it performs flawlessly. It rotates and does not crack. So if you decide to buy the Samsung oven, I highly recommend you get your spare roller rings either from GE or a junkyard that has a lot of old GE equipment in it. Apparently twenty years ago they figured out how to mold a $35 piece of plastic that lasts longer than two weeks without cracking. Other than that, the Samsung’s steam bake feature is very nice and gets used. The convection feature in the microwave is also nice and gets used too. But all in all, the microwave is the weak link and it seems the corrective action would be so incredibly simple to implement. Just mold the roller ring out of a more durable plastic material like GE did. Done! Until then, Samsung has an inferior product with an avoidable nuisance problem that is going to upset absolutely everybody who uses it. If Samsung would like to respond to me (or send out a case of replacement roller rings), the serial number for my oven is #OB187WCM700269X. I can be contacted at the registration address.

## Features

- FLEX DUO (OVEN): Maximize your cooking efficiency with the Smart Divider feature, allowing you to cook two different dishes at separate temperatures simultaneously, without any flavor transfer between them
- SAVE TIME W/ POWER CONVECTION (MICROWAVE): Power convection saves you time by cooking food quickly and more evenly, ensuring that your food is cooked evenly and to perfection
- CRISP FOOD W/ STEAM COOK (OVEN): Elevate your cooking game with the Steam Cook feature, which delivers precise amounts of moisture at the right times to create dishes with a perfectly crisp, golden-brown exterior and tender, juicy interior
- ALL SHINE & LARGE CAPACITY: Fingerprint resistant, for an everyday beautiful finish; This large 5.1 cu. ft. wall oven fits multiple meals at one time, or it can easily accommodate big casserole dishes or roasting pans
- WI-FI CONNECTIVITY: Monitor and adjust cook time and temperature of your oven, right from your smartphone through the SmartThings App**
- VOICE CONTROL: Control your oven by voice when you’re busy doing other things by using your favorite virtual assistant, whether it’s Bixby, Alexa or Google***
- ILLUMINATED DIGITAL-ANALOG CONTROLS: The premium design and intuitive controls offer simple, step-by-step instructions for cooking options; Only cooking options that can be selected illuminate
- SELF CLEAN: Get help from your oven with Self Clean; The self cleaning system deep cleans by heating to a high temperature to burn off grease and food residue

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B06XK5VY5L |
| Annual Energy Consumption | 2422 Kilowatt Hours |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #2,757 in Appliances ( See Top 100 in Appliances ) #3 in Combination Microwave & Wall Ovens |
| Brand Name | Samsung |
| Burner type | Ceramic |
| Capacity | 5.1 Cubic Feet |
| Color | Stainless Steel |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (5) |
| Date First Available | March 21, 2017 |
| Defrost | Auto Defrost |
| Door Hinges | front |
| Fuel type | Electric |
| Included Components | Wall Oven |
| Installation Type | Built-In |
| Item Weight | 119 pounds |
| Item model number | NQ70M7770DS/AA |
| Material Type | Stainless Steel |
| Model Info | NQ70M7770DS/AA |
| Oven Cooking Mode | Convection |
| Part Number | NQ70M7770DS/AA |
| Product Dimensions | 23.5 x 28.5 x 42.25 inches |
| Special Features | Wifi Connectivity |
| Voltage | 240 |
| Wattage | 9500 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Samsung
- **Color:** Stainless Steel
- **Finish Type:** Polished
- **Heating Method:** Convection
- **Size:** 5.1 cubic feet

## Images

![Samsung NQ70M7770DS 7.0 Cu. Ft. Stainless Combination Electric Wall Oven - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61HtXOwbL8L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Could some please provide the type of outlet needed to plug this in 240v? Thanks.**
A: Hi,


Thank you for getting in touch!

This will plug into a 4 prong outlet.

I hope this information addresses your needs. We look forward to welcoming you as our customer.


Yours Sincerely,

Naseer
Customer Support Representative
Tempus & Co.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ No problems for me.
*by C***Y on November 23, 2018*

I have had the 7770DS model for over 2 months. Does not have the microwave, but I have had no problems at all with this model. Flex duo is great when I need to cook multiple items at once. Keeps temperature seperate like pizza and a cassarole. The meals came out great. I had not used the Samsung service so I cannot comment on that issue. The Gormet control was pretty cool and having the wifi option when I am not close to the oven was great.

### ⭐ Roller Rings Always Fail and Don’t Last Longer Than Two Weeks
*by D***K on June 18, 2020*

I purchased a Samsung model #NQ70M6650D combination microwave/convection oven in December 2019 from BestBuy. It was installed just before Christmas of that year. The price was slightly higher than what I wanted to spend, but I was impressed with the clean lines and all the optional ways of cooking. My family typically uses the oven maybe once a day and the microwave about three or four times per. After six months of daily use, I have formed a “less-than-enthusiastic” opinion of this product. Essentially, it should not have developed significant problems so soon out of the box. First, the convection system does not cook evenly throughout the interior. The oven has a significant hot spot towards the front right. Also, if you have multiple racks of food cooking on the convection setting, the top rack will actually burn well before the bottom rack comes anywhere close to finishing. I didn’t expect to see this since the oven is equipped with a total of two (2) convection fans instead of just one (1), as the competition provides. Apparently, Samsung’s fans aren’t moving any air. Although I’ve never seen temperature non-uniformity anywhere near this bad from Samsung’s competition, it’s not that big of a problem and can be easily compensated for. You just have to remember to move the food around inside the oven, switch racks occasionally, and add a few minutes cooking time. However, the most serious problem with this combo system is with the device that rotates the glass turntable inside of the microwave oven. This device ensures that whatever you’re cooking is evenly heated. If it fails, your food remains stationary on the turntable and part of it will be microwaved to a crisp while the rest could still be frozen. The device is identified as a “roller ring” in Samsung’s service manual. The roller ring is made out of brown molded plastic and has three small white rollers towards its outer diameter and a keyed hub in the center. The hub slides over an output shaft of an electric motor which provides the rotational movement. The problem is that the ring is made out of very low quality plastic and when it eventually cracks and breaks, everything stops rotating. I have attached three (3) photos. The larger two are of a failed roller ring assembly showing the overall size of the part. The third photo shows a close-up of a cracked hub. They always break the same way. Luckily, the roller ring can be easily installed and removed without tools. Unluckily, it appears to break every two (2) weeks. This is an average based on the four (4) rings that have broken in my oven since December. After the first one broke, I contacted Samsung’s Customer Service. They were very helpful and sent a replacement part free of charge. I liked that. What I didn’t like was that it lasted just two (2) weeks. I also purchased two (2) additional replacements from Samsung for $35 each (part #DE94-04028A. Save the number – you’ll need it). They each lasted no more than two (2) weeks. Each part’s hub cracked in the exact same way every time. Note that by this point, my family had refrained from putting anything heavier in the microwave than popcorn. So essentially, the microwave was useless to us. Brand new and useless! So if you purchase this oven, be warned that you will need to spend an additional $35 every two weeks to fix it. In an odd twist to this story, I still have a broken 20-year-old GE microwave in the garage. It was part of the old combo unit I had removed so the new Samsung could be installed. It originally came with a roller ring too. The GE ring is old, slightly discolored, in good working order, and almost identical. Believe it or not, the ancient GE ring actually fits beautifully in the Samsung oven and functions just fine. I’ve been using it since March (about 16 weeks now) and it performs flawlessly. It rotates and does not crack. So if you decide to buy the Samsung oven, I highly recommend you get your spare roller rings either from GE or a junkyard that has a lot of old GE equipment in it. Apparently twenty years ago they figured out how to mold a $35 piece of plastic that lasts longer than two weeks without cracking. Other than that, the Samsung’s steam bake feature is very nice and gets used. The convection feature in the microwave is also nice and gets used too. But all in all, the microwave is the weak link and it seems the corrective action would be so incredibly simple to implement. Just mold the roller ring out of a more durable plastic material like GE did. Done! Until then, Samsung has an inferior product with an avoidable nuisance problem that is going to upset absolutely everybody who uses it. If Samsung would like to respond to me (or send out a case of replacement roller rings), the serial number for my oven is #OB187WCM700269X. I can be contacted at the registration address.

### ⭐ Poor Quality, Poor Service
*by B***N on October 19, 2018*

I intensely researched appliances and I wish I had taken the negative reviews for this unit more seriously. It looked great, but the microwave stopped working after only a month. After 6 weeks of the local Samsung service company trying to fix it (and 4 service calls) they gave up. Unfortunately Samsung could not replace the oven so they issued me a refund. I now need to find a similarly sized oven/micro to fit the cabinet cutout and I have been without a microwave for 6 weeks. Some more detail on what I experienced. As mentioned, the unit worked for a month and during that time the features were great. However the microwave sensors then appeared to fail and indicated that the door was open even when it was actually closed. This meant the microwave was not usable unless I pushed hard on the door while my meal heated up. I've had many less expensive microwaves that worked like champs for many years. A $3000+ appliance failing after a month is not what I expected. The Samsung service experience made this even worse. Wait time to call Samsung is often lengthy and their reps are often unable to help you directly. Many calls ended with, “another department will get back to you in 2-3 business days.” There is only one local Samsung appliance repair company in my area as well. All totaled, we’ve made 10+ calls to the local repair shop and Samsung and spent at least 2-3 hrs on the phone over the course of 6 weeks. You may not get a lemon like I did, but the poor service should make you think twice about ordering. If you search other reviews you’ll see similar mentions of poor customer service and repair issues with this unit. I cannot recommend this unit or any other Samsung appliance based on the service level I experienced.

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