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DeLonghi EO1260 Esclusivo Stainless-Steel Toaster Oven with Broiler | 
 enlarge | Brand: DeLonghi
List Price: $182.99
Buy New: $99.99
You Save: $83.00 (45%)
Rating:  22 reviews
Color: Stainless Steel
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 16.3
Dimensions (in): 15.5 x 19 x 9.3
Warranty: Full US Warranty by DeLonghi
MPN: EO1260
Model: EO1260
UPC: 044387212601
EAN: 0044387212601
ASIN: B000B8YGSS
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | 6-slice toaster oven bakes, broils, slow bakes, toasts, and keeps food warm | | • | 1/2-cubic-foot Durastone II enamel interior distributes fast, even heat | | • | Toast-color selector with auto shut-off; removable crumb tray for quick cleanup | | • | Low-profile bake pan and broil tray, wire rack, and instructions included | | • | Measures 15-1/2 by 19 by 9-1/4 inches; 1-year warranty |
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Product Description
The EO1260 Professional Style Toaster oven is an addition to DeLonghi's Metal Collection, a unique line of stainless steel and aluminum appliances which exemplifies De'Longhi's ?thoughtful design?. This ideal family toaster oven provides a variety of cooking options, with built-in functions to Bake, Broil, Toast, Slow Bake, or Keep Warm. The large interior is roomy enough to cook an entire 12-inch pizza, bake a main dish or warm a side dish. The brushed stainless steel finish fits into any kitchen interior style. Other features include a large 6-slice toast capacity, DuraStone II enamel interior, Durastone II low profile bake pan and broil tray, one wire rack, a removable crumb tray and easy-to-use controls. Instruction booklet included.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 5 more reviews...
 Worst oven ever made! October 19, 2008
E. Youngbloom (Chicago , IL)
This is by far the worst oven I have ever owned. For starters, the look in person is not as sleek as pictured. The metal was dull in spots and discolored if you looked closely. ( should've returned it then)
It is quite bulky on your counter, and I have a ton of counter space.
The buttons/dials are made of plastic-not metal and are very flimsy.
As far as cooking...well, if you like to wait 7-10 minutes to toast your english muffin, then go for it. The trays are so far away from the heating elements that it takes FOREVER for anything to toast/brown.
Plus, the entire time it is trying to toast, this annoying click..click.. click is reminding you what an idiot you were for purchasing this oven. It will drive you nuts the whole time it is toasting, as it clicks every second the dial turns.
The crumb tray is difficult to remove, leaving lots of crumbs in the unit because they bounced off during the removal attempt.
BTW...customer service is non-existent with this company. I tried to contact them regarding one of their other trays in an attempt to get the food closer to the elements, and what a waste of my time. They are rude, not educated on their own products, and then have the " oh well" attitude to boot.
Finally...the oven stopped working last week at almost the exact 1 year mark.
I was literally standing right in front of it when the lights just 'went out' and refused to come back on.
I was actually relieved....I practically ran to the garbage.
I now have purchased an Oster,and could not be happier.
If this oven were given to me for free, I would not accept it again, unless to sell on Ebay!
De'shorti August 19, 2008
Mariam
The reason for my title is for this product's very short life. I bought this product from a local Macy's and it stopped working after one year. It just wouldn't turn on. Of course I couldn't return it because it was past the one year warranty stage. For the price I paid for it, I would expect it to last a lot longer than it did. Before this product, I had a simple (and cheaper) Black & Decker toaster oven that lasted for over 4 years.
Also while it did work, the door sometimes wouldn't open all the way, causing a few burns on my wrist and hand.
POS! August 18, 2008
W. Todd Dominey (Decatur, GA United States)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
Very, very bad. Can't toast at all. Flimsy controls. Very cheap feeling. Laughably expensive for what you get.
Terrible Piece of Junk July 31, 2008
George M. Valent (Denver)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I bought this toaster oven because it seemed to be built well and had all the basic features I needed. Wrong! Within the first year, two of the three knobs on the front broke. They are made of a cheap plastic material. The knob to turn on the oven instead of the timer never worked correctly. I can't reach anyone at the company to help. They are useless and so is my $100 toaster over. Stay away from this POS.
Not what it seems April 27, 2008
Michael A. Moore (Houston)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
Okay, after you read this, there are no other reviews needed. I hope someone from DeLonghi reads this, as this review will satisfy everyone (i hope). We purchased this oven after hearing nothing but good things about DeLonghi. We are pleased with the look of the oven. Its curbside appeal makes this oven look like a high end style oven. However, its performance does not hold up to the standards you would expect; 1) The timer is only good for 10 minutes. How many frozen pizzas take only 10 minutes to cook? Zero. This will require you to reset the timer twice. Although this maybe acceptable in most cases, it creates problems in the end. 2) If you decide to cook a frozen pizza, the back of the interor is "concaved" so that it will hold a 12" pizza. The problem with this is that the portion of the pizza that is in this "concaved" area will not cook. So, you have a 75% cooked pizza and a 25% raw pizza. 3) Back to the timmer deal again, we ATTEMPTED to cook a pork loin in the oven. After setting the oven temperature and placing the loin in the oven, we set the timer for the full 10 minutes. The loin needed an hour to cook, so this meant re-setting the timer 10 9 additional times. A royal PAIN. So, I told my wife to set the kitchen timer for 1 hour, which we did. As the loined cooked, we started our family actvities and forgot about the loin. We ended up in the backyard, where the timer went off and we forgot about the loin. You guested it! A burnt loin and no dinner. We discovered this about an hour after the timer went off.
So, for the DeLonghi folks; Increase the timer time. Increase the size of the oven's depth by 2" and you will have what people want!
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