TO3250XSBD 8-Slice Extra Wide Convection Countertop Toaster Oven, Includes Bake Pan, Broil Rack & Toasting Rack, Stainless Steel/Black

This is awesome! I've had a couple of other Black & Deckers that were smaller with air fryer features but this one is a straight-up toaster oven / convection oven. It's very wide and holds a 9 by 13 pan easy. Because of the air flow it cooks quickly. Everything I've made so far came out great. And I've made a lot including cookies and a pie and meat dishes. If you're looking for a good quality toaster oven at a good price I'd go with this one. People complain that it makes a lot of noise but I think they might have the drip pan in upside down. When I first put the drip pan in and it was upside down it rattled when the oven was running and I realized I had put it in upside down. When I corrected it, the rattling stopped. As far as the short cord, you can use an extension cord so I don't see the big deal. Overall, I love it!

very nice oven.good size works great so far.would buy again.

I like that its extra wide so we can fit bigger casserole dishes, or more bread. Heats fast and toasts food up quick. Only complaints so far are the knobs are a little stiff and can be slightly hard to turn for some people. Also, the loud bell/ringing noise when the timer goes off is annoying. I've never understood who that feature is for. Who wants a loud beeping/ringing bell noise when their food is done? Especially if you have to heat something up later at night when people are sleeping. Stop putting loud beeping/bells in toaster ovens and microwaves! Minus one star for the loud bell and the knobs being hard to turn.

I've considered and researched getting a toaster oven for sometime. My oven hasn't been working well and it may be up in the air as to finding parts or replacing it with all the trade uncertainty at this time. I looked at many ovens, whew--there are so many! I liked the way the French door ovens looked, but decided it wouldn't be best for baking and keeping an even temp. The height was an important factor, as I want it for baking. I finally decided on this Black & Decker oven--it had the most height(11.5")--and I think it could even be another inch or two taller. Other than for cookies I've been baking on the lowest rack. This has two rack levels, and its very spacious--I fit a 10 x 15 bake sheet in it easily. The whole oven is not very heavy, but does look well made. I found the turn the oven on timer a little awkward, I'll have to adjust to that. The cord was also a little short, so had to plug into a surge cord and thats been working OK. The oven did loud vibrate sometimes( my rattling pans?) not sure--but the oven has been working great. I've been using this oven often for baking homemade pizza, apple empanadas, rustic olive rolls, etc. I haven't tried yet many of the other possibilities, like lasagna, enchiladas, pies, etc,--I haven't even baked a cookie yet. So far this has been exceeding my expectations. I will need to learn adjust the temp settings. It does seem to follow recipe guidelines as far as temperature goes. I wish it had 5 min increments on the timer setting. You have to turn the timer on to turn the oven on--I still find that odd. Finally I wish the directions were better and maybe some recipes. I'm mostly pleased with this oven,and can see why its so popular. Other than some minor oddities, its spacious, fairly easy to use, and its very cost effective--Whats not to like?

My studio apartment can't have a conventional oven for some reason (the city council's fault I think) so I had to turn to other solutions, because I love to bake and wasn't going to let the city council steal my joy. I originally shopped for other ovens that were 100-200 dollars more expensive, but I'm glad I went with this one. It cooks just fine, and my boss complemented the homemade pizza I made with it, so I'm pretty proud of it. It arrived in a box in a box in a box, which was completely unnecessary, but oh well. It's fairly big, which I wanted so I could put a 9x13 pan in. The knobs are a bit weird, but you'll get used to them soon enough. It does allegedly have a stay on function, but I've never figured out how to use it, so I just crank the timer and then turn it back when I'm done. I don't really like toast, so I've never used the toast function. I'm sure it works fine. I was a little surprised when I closed the door for the first time because it had a bit of a kick! I'm just more careful now when I close it so it doesn't bang. Overall, I don't regret getting this oven. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles, but it cooks, and I like that.

I've updated this several times so dates have been included to make it less confusing. Less than a year after purchase, the fan broke which made it nothing more than a giant toaster oven because it would burn anything when using the convection oven settings. I don't have an oven so this was NOT okay. I contacted the manufacturer since it broke in less than a year despite it being maintained properly. This was right BEFORE Christmas on 12/23 They wanted pictures. Said I would get a replacement within a week. Okay. Took the pictures and emailed. No response, waited almost the whole week. Called again on 12/29 Now they want a picture with the cord cut. Well the toaster oven part was the ONLY thing I had to cook with besides the stove or microwave, but they said it's the only way to get a replacement, and I would get it within a week of sending THAT picture. Screw it. Okay. Cut the cord. Sent the picture. No response. Called back on 01/02 and they said it hasn't been processed and I'll have to wait longer. Okay... Holidays affect timing of things. I get that. I was patient. Called back again on 01/06 and I was told a replacement had been ordered on 01/04 (which is weird bc that's a Sunday but whatever... Idk how they do their orders) but no tracking information had populated, so they "escalated" my case, and I'd get tracking information within 24-48 business hours. They also said I'd likely get the replacement before I got the tracking information. Okay. On 01/07 I was emailed and told a replacement had JUST been ordered and tracking information wasn't available yet but would be sent soon. Okay. Maybe the agent had just been mistaken and it hadn't actually been ordered on 01/04 and that's why they couldn't find the tracking information. Again, I was patient. Today is 01/09 and I called again because I know holidays can affect things like that, but I'm already not trusting ANYTHING they say since I'd been told it was already ordered but that clearly wasn't true, and it has been WAY over the one week I was originally told... but I figured surely by now they MUST have tracking information. When I called today (01/09) I VERY politely asked for a supervisor because I was AGAIN told there was no tracking information. The supervisor answered the phone laughing and gave a canned response about "sorry for your experience" and then THIS time I was told there is no set expectation for when to receive tracking information as that is handled by another department. Since I clearly don't trust them at this point, I hung up and called back to get a different supervisor who wouldn't act so unprofessional. Keep in mind, I work customer service. I'm not yelling. I'm not rude. I'm firm, but polite. This is pissing me off though, so it takes every single customer service bone in my body not to go off on the SUPERVISOR who was laughing and talking to other people in the background while I'm on the phone... Which is why I called back to speak to someone else. I'm not about that life of treating customer service people like dogs, but I'm not going to accept that type of treatment. The next supervisor said the same thing about how there's no set time to get tracking (but much more professionally) and I expressed how I was lied to since I had been told so many different things by so many different people. While the supervisor gave a canned response ("I'm so sorry this has been such a negative experience, I can understand why that's frustrating") she never said they would go back and listen to the calls and make sure those agents were giving correct information. She just made comments about how nobody was trying to be deceptive without ever verifying what was actually said by those agents. How would they know the agents weren't trying to be deceptive when they never listened to the calls? It was a very disingenuous attitude all-around.... Like they thought I didn't know what I was talking about and just assumed I was being dramatic despite how patient and polite I've been. I still have no tracking information. I will update if this is ever resolved, but I will NEVER buy from Black & Decker again because of this experience. Save your money. I know it's tempting because of the size but just don't. It breaks fast and there's is ZERO product support.

We ordered this to replace an old one of different make. When it arrived, we were shocked at the size. It is large and in charge! Work great.

Update: Review of Second Oven Purchased: I just purchased this oven for the second time. The first one lasted four and a half years, then one day the convection and broiler just stopped working. The toaster still functioned. I tried to make do with baking a number of items in the regular oven at the same time, but since I have arm strength issues, it was kind of dangerous. Also, the blast of heat that burned my face and made my glasses fog up when I opened the oven door was annoying. So, after researching comparable countertop ovens, I chose this one again. What I love about this oven is the size. It easily fits a 9" x 13" pan with handles. It has two fittings for placement of the oven rack, but only comes with one. I kept the rack from the old oven so I can use it if the need should arise. The improvement I like to this oven is the indicators on the knobs. They are smaller and allow for a more precise placement for temperature control. The knobs move easily on the oven I received. It doesn't make a lot of noise. The oven lasted longer than the three year warranty I purchased for the first one so I skipped the warranty this time. Review of First Oven Purchased: I purchased this oven to replace a smaller, more expensive model by another manufacturer that had two racks and stopped working a few months short of two years. I visited local retailers twice and did not purchase a huge oven with two racks that would have overwhelmed the countertop. I pored over all the ovens Amazon offered and read lots of reviews. This oven works better than others because one rack fits very large pans and ensures cooking at an even temperature. I've had it two weeks and made a dozen muffins a few times, a clafouti, focaccia bread, and lasagne which weighed over four pounds. The oven can be noisy, but adjusting the rack helps. Also, it does get hot - so exercise caution when it is in use. It is large enough to fit very big pans without looking too big on the countertop. When opening the oven door gradually ease it down as there is no mechanism to control the speed with which it opens. Spills clean up easily. I was impressed with the two year warranty, but I purchased the Protect Plan as I haven't had much luck with other manufacturers' ovens lasting past the warranty, or even making it to the warranty. I am very happy with this product so far and it has outperformed my expectations.