Brava announces glass front app-controlled smart oven at CES 2023

The Brava Glass smart oven still has an internal heat-resistant camera that is able to monitor your cook progress and remote viewing with the Brava Home app.

Like its predecessor, it is capable of air-frying, roasting, baking, searing, toasting, reheating, rice cooking, slow cooking, dehydrating, and warming.

"Since introducing Brava to the world in 2018, we've been overwhelmed with the positive response as Brava continues to make a lasting impact on daily cooking habits and kitchens across America," said John Pleasants, Co-Founder and CEO of Brava. "With the addition of Brava Glass to our product line up, we hope to bring an even more immersive cooking experience to families that mimics the shared nostalgia of cooking around a grill, stovetop or campfire."

The glass front allows users to also gain more visibility to their cook as the original model had an opaque door. The glass has a 97 percent tint to keep its sleek look.

The Brava Glass will hit shelves in early 2023 with an MSRP of $1995. It comes as a Chef's Choice set that bundles two glass trays, two metal trays, a muffin tin, a square pan, a loaf pan, an egg tray, and a cast iron pan.

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