DeLonghi RO2058 6-Slice Convection Toaster Oven with ...

• Multi-function 6-slice toaster oven with rotisserie spit
• Choose from bake, bake with convection, broil, toast, slow bake, and keep warm
• 20-liter cavity fits a 12-inch pizza; removable crumb tray; nonstick interior
• Nonstick bake pan, nonstick broil tray, and flat rack included
• Measures 19-3/8 by 14 by 10-3/7 inches

BIG DISAPPOINTMENT:
I owned a Delonghi before and it died of old age. I loved it and decided to get this one. 1. Description says it's red; it's black; 2. It only goes up to 390 degrees for baking; 3. The broiler pan doesn't sit on the rack; it has it's own slot. However, broiling time is greater than my last one; fat on steak never even sizzled. When you attempt to remove the broiling pan, as it isn't resting on anything, it tilts when you take it out and it could drop and injure someone, or if using a pot holder, it could catch fire; 4. I made toast and had to put it through twice and it burned part and the rest wasn't toasted. It is now being made in China and as with most things from there, it is very inferior. Too bad.

Disappointing:
Impossible to clean interior and pan as finish comes right off with even light scrubbing. Interior scratched right away just from inserting oven rack. Doesn't have specific temps: you must estimate. Also, when using as toaster per instructions, easy to burn yourself reaching to get toast out of oven. The list of things I dislike about this oven go on. I cannot even imagine using it as a rotisserie! You'd never get it cleaned! And it is not inexpensive. Keep looking!

Burned the daylights out of my hand:
Wanted a largish convection oven to assist for Thanksgiving. One of the extras for me was the rotisserie feature. I seasoned a 2.5 lb pork for my first rotis. experience with this beast and found that the spit did not continue turning consistently. It kind of got stuck/kept slipping out of gear. I branded my hand with the top heating element fiddling with the spit in the middle of my endeavor. I will now have a nice lifelong scar to show for this purchase. If I have time, I am going to return this piece of dreck to Macy's where I purchased it for $99. If, as is often the case with me, this animal ends up with the various other useless or defective appliances I have accumulated and am too lazy to return, I will indulge in the pleasure of bringing it to the local dump on a day off and hurl it into the large metal compactor with extreme prejudice.

bigger, bettter:
much bigger then the toaster oven we replaced. only con i have for this product is that it takes a long time to toast bread.

DeLonghi Convection Toaster Oven:
This is the third DeLonghi product I have purchased - the other two were an ice cream maker and a deep fat fryer - and I am pleased with the quality of the convection toaster oven as I was with the other purchases I made. However, there's no timer on the appliance so you have to use your kitchen timer when baking or broiling. It also takes a long time to toast. I have not used the rotisserie feature yet, so can't comment about that.