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I purchase this item it was a bit larger than expected, take up too much counter top space. Overall the design and asthetic look is pleasing but controls are not quite user friendly. For instance if you are using this oven and select a function to change the temperature or time, you would have to shut the oven off and restart with the new settings.

I saw this at a Target store but you can only buy them online from Target. You can get them through Amazon and I recommend that because Amazon has better customer service than Target.

I've baked chicken, broiled salmon, baked scones, cakes, and even dried fruit in this. The food comes out perfect every time.

I've been using this now for about a week and it's just like having a real oven. It bakes beautifully without heating up the whole kitchen like the oven does. It's sleek and looks nice on the counter.

I was going to buy a DeLonghi, but I recommend this. It's bigger, can do more, and you can't beat the price. This really is the best toaster oven/convection oven on the planet. Nobody does it better.

We bought this so we wouldn't have to heat the house up with the oven during the summer. WE LOVE THIS THING!
Yes, it does get hot on the outside. Be careful. But it can do everything that the big oven does.
Yes, there is a learning curve. We still haven't quiet mastered the convection cooking. We have cooked cakes, pizzas, chicken, etc in it.
LOVE IT. LOVE IT. LOVE IT.

We've had it for over a year now. We use it everyday for baking and for toast. We've never had more perfect toast. We have a full-size convection oven as well and can attest to the baking-speed being similar to that of our full size convection oven. What we love most is the digital keypad is enclosed just like the ones on microwaves...No grease can get into cracks. The second feature our family love is that we can fit a pizza in there without any problems. When baking tall apple pies (or cakes) in it, I would recommend a lower oven temperature. Even though it has an adjustable rack which can be moved up or down, the heating element tends to be either too close to the top of the pie or too close to the bottom of the pie. Our old Delonghi brand toaster ($80 as well, but toast was never this good) had knobs on it which started to stick. We couldn't get the knobs unstuck even though we put a ton of lubricant on it. We're going to try to avoid toasters with knobs from now on. We've also seen keypad which are not fully enclosed. I can't imagine how people would be able to keep those clean to avoid blockage.

Yes it looks great. But it is a design disaster. I gets so hot. Absolutely no insulation. Thats what the feet are for, to keep your counter top from blistering.

The "Digital" component is a joke. It does not ever indicate what the temperature is inside the oven. If you set it to use the timer for instance, it begins the timer without consideration for preheating, so it is essentially useless.

It seems to cook ok, but at 79.00 I think most other ovens probably would too. Euro-Pro... I think it was made in Iowa or someplace like that. The instruction manual was essentially useless and mainly devoted to attempting to limit their liability in case you burn yourself, or burn down your house with it. Stick to a Name Brand is my advice. This one is a joke.