Monogram Statement 30-inch Five-in-One Wall Oven with 240V Advantium review

The Monogram Statement 30-inch Five-in-One wall oven with 240V Advantium (ZSB9232VSS) is the speed oven for families who want the most automation. It speedcooks, bakes with true European convection, toasts, warms and proofs, and microwaves, with 175-plus preprogrammed menu items, an in-oven camera and Wi-Fi. AJ Madison lists an MSRP of about $4,840, selling near $4,400. The 925-watt microwave is modest, and retailer warranty listings conflict, but the feature set is excellent for the money.

Best for: Busy families · Push-button convenience · Smaller kitchens

Design and build

The ZSB9232VSS belongs to Monogram's Statement collection, with a stainless face and a 7-inch LCD touchscreen. A Minimalist sibling (ZSB9231) and a 120V version (ZSB9132) exist; we haven't priced them. This model replaces the ZSB9232NSS, which AJ Madison lists as no longer available.

It runs on 240/208V, 30A and draws up to 6,500 watts, so it needs a dedicated circuit. That's normal for a 240V Advantium but worth planning for if you're replacing a 120V microwave.

Performance on paper

Monogram lists a 1.7-cubic-foot cavity with a 16-inch turntable and a 925-watt microwave. The five functions are speedcook, convection, toaster, warming/proofing and microwave. Speedcook is the headline: it's built to cook faster than a conventional oven while still browning.

The in-oven camera lets you check progress on your phone through SmartHQ, and the oven works with Alexa and Google. Auto recipe conversion adjusts conventional recipes, and steam clean helps with upkeep.

Who it's for (and who should skip it)

Buy it if your household wants push-button cooking, uses an app, and needs a compact second oven that also replaces the microwave. It's a strong fit for busy families and smaller kitchens, and the camera means fewer door openings mid-cook.

Skip it if you want a 24-inch unit, prefer simple controls, or are matching a Wolf or Miele suite. Anyone who mainly microwaves should consider a cheaper microwave drawer instead.

Price, warranty and service

AJ Madison lists an MSRP of about $4,840 and sells it at $4,400. The warranty listing is inconsistent: AJ Madison's quick specs say 2-year limited parts and labor, but its detailed specs say 1-year parts and labor plus 5 years on the magnetron. Get the written warranty from your dealer before you buy. Monogram sells through authorized dealers, so package pricing is where real savings usually appear. Any promotions should be confirmed with your dealer.

How it compares

The Wolf E Series 30-inch speed oven is simpler and lacks Wi-Fi, and the Miele PureLine 24-inch speed oven adds a probe at a higher price; Wolf vs Miele speed ovens compares those two. Our best speed ovens ranks all three, the speed ovens and microwave drawers hub explains the category, and a package quote can bundle it with a Monogram suite.

Specifications

Specs and prices checked Oct 7, 2026 against Monogram’s site and authorized retailers. Configurations, panels and installation change the price: confirm with a dealer. How we rate.

Where it ranks

• Best for speedcooking - The Best Speed Ovens for a Luxury Kitchen

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