De'Longhi Premium Digital Convection Oven, 24L, Stainless Steel

Use this instead of big ovenReplaced this oven for one I had for 5 yearsSame oven

I like this product for the efficient cooking time as well as the inside light. The oven is larger than my previous De’Longhi oven, but it holds more and cooks faster. There are several easy-to-use functions in this perfect countertop convection oven.

I have searched hi and low on Amazon for the perfect toaster oven. I read through thousands of reviews and this one I came across while searching. It took me some time to figure it out, but once I did I admit that it does a good job at cooking. It has different food features programmed like Pizza, chicken and few other that take the guess work out of it. And I love how it has the convection option too. Food comes out delicious. I have had it for over a month now and no complaints so far. I will have to update at a later time, but for now I love it!!

The media could not be loaded. I loved the original oven that I had and used for years. I bought a replacement oven because I gave my old one to my daughter when I moved.The new oven works great, but when I opened the door fully I heard a rattling sound and saw that the hinge on the right side was missing a pin that kept it in place. Then the tension arm flipped up and made it impossible to close without using pliers to pull it back down.I don’t know if it arrived that way or if it broke during just a few uses.I would give it a 5-star review if it wasn’t for that issue.

I’ve had a small convection oven for over 40 years my first one lasted 35 years and I got spoiled was made in France it was absolutely fabulous and it finally died. So I’ve bought two other cents and they were all crap. This DeLonghi is equal or not better to my first one it is an absolutely fantastic little convection air fryer toaster oven but it’s not a toaster oven it’s an actualActual mini oven absolutely fabulous.

We don't use our large oven. We only use this one and we work it like a red-headed step mule.The first one we had lasted a long time & we bought another when that one died.I 100% recommend this oven.

I purchased this toaster convection oven based upon a lot of research and after reading many, many reviews. I bought this in February of 2018. It has been in regular use daily since then. I have used it for toast, pizzas, casseroles, etc. I like it often over the microwave because of the crisper texture to foods. The pizza function is pretty accurate. It even comes with a nice round pizza pan. I do find the controls to be quirky tho. The toast function is almost never as I want it- so I usually punch the bread thru 1 1/2 to 2 cycles @ 5 min each. The oven is adequate for cooking small dishes and the temperature control is accurate. However, I have to turn the temp down on most recipes because things cook pretty fast in the small space. I don't care for the scroll feature that dials to various preset functions. I would like more flexibility in setting the toast to light, med and dark, and also the ability to opt out of a preset to manually control it. You can do that kind of by adjusting the temp and time once a preset is chosen and started.Now I will explain why it would get 0 stars if it was possible. It blinked, beeped and died the other day. I checked several outlets with it and it is dead, dead, dead. No lights, no start-up, no power it seems. Something fried. I called the service number on the Delonghi website and there is no support after the one year warranty expires. They don't even sell replacement parts for these. At all. They gave me a number for an authorized service center in California and they require me to mail the whole thing to them at my expense and who knows how much it will cost to fix it - if it is even fixable. I am kind of handy so I might open it up to see if I can find any obvious reasons for the crap out. At this point, my expensive counter oven is getting closer to a landfill which is very, very unfortunate. It is only 22 months old which means it has cost me about $14 a month to use. I have had several of these kind of appliances through the years and all have been in service for many years. The most recent one I gave away when I bought this one is still going - I gave it to a family member. Wish I still had my $300 in my wallet and my old one back. The worst part of this is not having the option to repair it reasonably. I intend to check with some local small appliance repair businesses to see what they think because I just can't justify mailing it anywhere without a firm idea of the cost involved in bringing it back to life. I guess the moral of my story is to buy the square trade back up warranty if you want protection from a circumstance like mine. So I went to Walmart and bought the $25 cheapie toaster oven. I have lost faith in buying anything like this oven again. It is a big ouch.

Our last DeLonghi (bought in 2010) was a basic toaster oven with a simple dial timer for toast. Worked great every time until it died. The toaster oven has always been an essential kitchen tool. Use it for everything that can fit. This new one, which seemed to be a "smarter" toaster, is just odd. No idea what difference I get when selecting 2 or 4 or 6 slices, but I figured out the best time for the toast I like (usually 5 minutes).But here's the dig. I like my english muffins toasted until they are slightly or even moderately burnt. This toaster can't do this. I'll set it on 2, 4 or 6 slices and dial up the highest time (which is 7 minutes) and the muffins barely toast. I've raised the rack to the top, but this only affects the top side. A simple toaster oven shouldn't be this difficult to use. I'll opt away from DeLonghi next time.