Cookers and ovens in the Philippines
Prices start at about ₱1,750 for a small countertop electric oven and reach ₱84,000 for a 90 cm range with an electric oven. These are approximate prices from sellers' websites, October 2026. The quickest way to current prices for your model and city is a request on BlaBlaPrice, which is free for buyers.
Approximate prices in the Philippines, October 2026 (sellers' websites)| Type | Size or option | Price range |
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| Countertop electric oven | 9 to 10 L | ₱1,750 to ₱2,000 |
| Electric oven | 30 to 35 L | ₱3,200 to ₱6,600 |
| Built-in electric oven | 60 cm | about ₱16,900 |
| Gas range with gas oven | 50 to 57 cm | ₱16,800 to ₱26,000 |
| Gas range with gas oven | 60 cm, 3 to 4 burners | ₱23,000 to ₱29,700 |
| Range | 90 cm, 4 to 5 burners | ₱36,000 to ₱84,300 |
Electric ovens and the national standard
Electric ovens sold in the Philippines fall under the mandatory Philippine National Standards for household electrical appliances (Department Administrative Order No. 18-03). The Bureau of Philippine Standards covers portable electric ovens rated up to 250 V AC; convection ovens are included, air fryers are not. Samples must be tested by a BPS-recognized laboratory, so ask the seller whether the model carries this certification.
Warranty and what to ask the seller
The Consumer Act of the Philippines (Republic Act No. 7394) protects buyers, and sellers are required to honor the applicable warranty. The manufacturer sets the period: SMEG, for example, gives one year from handover on retail units, covering parts and services. Write the warranty you expect into your request, and ask who does the repair in your city.
Hot all year: when to buy
The climate here is hot all year, with wet and dry seasons instead of winter and summer. Cookers therefore have no cold-weather peak, so buy when the old appliance fails or the kitchen changes, not for a season. An oven adds heat to the room in every month, so a gas range needs an extractor hood or an open window nearby; check this before you choose the size.
Delivery and what to write in the request
Listings give sizes in centimeters for ranges and liters for ovens, so state your size in cm or L. Say the type (oven, range or built-in), the heating type (gas, electric or both), new or used, the model if you have it, the features you need, the connection, and your budget in pesos. Ask whether the quoted price includes delivery and installation to Manila, Quezon City, Makati, Cebu City or Davao City.
On BlaBlaPrice you describe the cooker in your own words in a chat, and the AI asks for missing details such as the size or the gas connection. It then looks through sellers' websites and price lists in the Philippines and shows the prices and businesses it found. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply in the chat with their own offer, and your contacts stay hidden until you decide to share them. For a small oven, start from kitchen appliances, or compare microwaves first.
Questions and answers
How much does a cooker or oven cost in the Philippines?
A small countertop electric oven costs about ₱1,750 to ₱2,000, and a 90 cm range with an oven about ₱36,000 to ₱84,300. These are approximate prices from sellers' websites, October 2026.
Are electric ovens covered by a Philippine standard?
Yes. Portable electric ovens rated up to 250 V AC fall under the mandatory Philippine National Standards (DAO 18-03). Convection ovens are included, air fryers are not.
How long is the warranty on a cooker?
Sellers must honor the applicable warranty under the Consumer Act (RA 7394), but the period is set by the manufacturer. SMEG, for example, gives one year from handover on retail units.
Do I need to choose gas or electric?
Say in your request whether you want gas, electric or both, and which connection you have, because a gas range and an electric oven need different connections.
