Review on Silver Black+Decker TO3210SSD 6-Slice Convection Countertop Toaster Oven by Becky Gallegos

I recently bought a Hamilton Beach 8-slot toaster for Christmas. It was huge, too big for toast so I decided to try the skewer. About an hour later the top element shorted out causing an arc and flash that alerted me on the other side of the house. After this dangerous incident, I spent three months researching stoves before finally purchasing a Black and Decker TO1675. Why DB? Since the Cuisinart 300 Dampf was undersized and expensive, the Breville was overpriced, and most other brands had digital controls (built into the waiver). While I didn't trust the B&D brand (really cheap power tools), I was still very interested in learning about the design of the closed coil heating element. The 1675 was great for toasting, but too small for small chickens or the like. Returned and bought TO3210. Ideally, he can fry chicken, bread, pumpkin, meatballs and potatoes, cook hot air. The position of the control knobs is intuitive, they are precise and analogue. This is the smallest 12 inch 6 section oven I have ever seen. It's relatively cheap, works well, does what it's supposed to and looks good. I highly recommend this product.