BLACK+DECKER 6-Slice Digital Convection Toaster Oven, Stainless Steel, TO3280SSD

I saw a previous review that was not good so I had to put my opinion in. I love this oven it cooks great it even has an indent on the back so you can fit a pizza in it Everything I have cooked has turned out great Yes you can fit six slices of bread if you use the bigger pan not the smaller cookie sheet So glad I bought this

We value the accuracy and ease of use of this digital model compared to the manual timer models.

I have enjoyed the timed functions for frozen foods like pizza. Also, the reheating function has been great.

Fantastic toaster oven. Easy to use. Love the different buttons for different foods. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

we have just purchased this black and decker , digital countertop oven so far ok ,,,pizza pan does not fit a 12 inch pizza , so that is misleading have not done too much baking etc so I think it will be good, had a black and decker before , at least they are made in the usa , I could be wrong ,,,

I've use the oven for about 2 weeks. The variety of options is great. One has to get used to the levels of toasting, broiling, etc., but overall a very good product

Nice appearance, but very light - slides on counter when on/off button pushed. Heats fast but temps not really accurate - When set for 350, actual is 330. When set for 450, actual is about 430. These temp errors not terribly important as long as you compensate a bit with longer times. Included food tray is much smaller than oven interior. Exterior gets quite hot during operation, meaning that insulation is poor, using more electricity that necessary. Nice that a 12" pizza will fit. Beep when right temp reached and at timer turn-off is helpful feature. Much better than my old toaster oven, in spite of minor deficiencies.

Like the look and the amount of cooking options but have found that toasting can go from warm bread to burnt bread fast so watch it!

When Bake or toast etc are completed, the indicator light should just turned of instead bliknking. This confuse the user for it might let user thinking - did I forget to push "On" ? I think the designer might think the blinking light allow the user just to push "On" for the 2nd toast. But I prefer it is off when done. That more logical and common practice in most kitchen appliances.

I couldn't believe that the price was so much lower on line after I had already ordered it. I contacted Black