Review on Silver Black+Decker TO3210SSD 6-Slice Convection Countertop Toaster Oven by Tricia Grundmeier

So far I am very satisfied with this small oven. First, it looks way better than the photo and is worth the price (which luckily for me is $6 less than when I bought it two weeks ago). I had a tiny Black and Decker T/O for ten years. Although he made a terrible toast I liked it. She recently passed away and I wanted to replace her with a slightly larger oven that I could actually make real baked goods in. It needed to fit in my limited workspace without taking up too much space. This oven has the largest cooking surface and smallest footprint I could find. It fits right in the corner. I haven't had enough time to really test this oven, but I've baked sweet muffins, cookies, baked potatoes, and toast and it's worked out just fine. what prevented me from giving 5 stars: Because they are so small and printed on stainless steel, the reflections make it difficult to read the black letters and numbers next to the dials. There are also some tiny icons printed on them to help you navigate, but then again, they're so tiny that they're hard to spot. Then the markings on the handles are hardly recognizable. Perhaps in a very brightly lit kitchen this is not a problem. But even with these drawbacks, I think once I remember the button settings and maybe a little red or white heat resistant paint on the button indicators, everything will be perfect. Wisely, B&D includes a short guide that is very helpful. No kidding, I might decide to laminate them! All in all I think this is a very good buy.