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 enlarge | Brand: Oster
List Price: $99.99
Buy New: $88.34
You Save: $11.65 (12%)
Rating:  25 reviews
Color: stainless Steel
Batteries Included: No
Clothing Size: extra large
Size: extra large
Shipping Weight (lbs): 21
Dimensions (in): 22.2 x 16.5 x 14.2
MPN: 6058
Model: 6058
UPC: 034264419544
EAN: 0034264419544
ASIN: B000GXZLLO
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Customer Reviews:
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 Went through two of these before I gave up... June 11, 2008
Mildred F.
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
I purchased our first Oster Convection Toaster at Costco as a Christmas gift to myself. I was very happy with its performance, using it to toast or bake a few times a week. However, in May, only five months after purchasing it, I started to smell a terrible burning electrical smell when I turned it on. It got worse, and I kept thinking I should return it. After a week of the burning smell, it just stopped working completely. No display, no nothing. So, figuring it was just a fluke, I returned it to Costco and got another, identical one. I had that one two weeks when all of the sudden, an E-2 message showed up on the display. It wouldn't let me do anything - every time I tried to press any button, it just displayed E-2. I looked in the manual for some kind of a code, but couldn't find anything, so I returned it again to Costco. I figure I've learned my lesson and won't buy a third.
 Worst possible instructions March 21, 2008
Leonard F. Luck
0 out of 4 found this review helpful
I am an 87-year old widower who tries to do all things for myself. The user manual that came with the toaster leaves a tremendous lot to be desired. There are things that come with the oven that are not even pictured in the book . . how am I to be expected to use this? The real payoff came when I called Oster and got some "snip" who essentially let me know that what I got is what I get. The Oster people can take a lesson from the makers of the George Forman grill who are smart enough to give even the finest details, recipes, and hints.
Slow, beeping toaster March 7, 2008
densaer (San Jose, CA United States)
3 out of 4 found this review helpful
I've had this toaster for a while now, and dislike it. While it is very flexible, I need my toaster to be a good toaster first and foremost. And by that benchmark, it falls short. It's slow!
The other thing I dislike is that the toaster beeps loudly when you press most of the buttons on the control panel. This sqawk is quite annoying and when you're staggering in half-asleep in the morning to get your toast going, it's harsh.
 What happened? February 14, 2008
Sherri Stoner
1 out of 4 found this review helpful
Loved and used it almost everyday until yesterday...and it just stopped working after 1 month! Nothing, completely shut off with no power, not even to the clock. And yes, it was plugged in. Question is, do I risk exchanging for the same model or do I go with another brand?
 Not bad for $60 February 2, 2008
Kate F (Rockland, NY USA)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
Update: Still happy with this oven after over 6 months of use. It is an invaluable piece of kitchen equipment. I use it daily and don't really have any complaints.
After MUCH deliberating and researching I decided to buy this Oster from [...]. It is replacing a much loved Delonghi (which I had to get rid of b/c the bottom heating elements had warped and appeared dangerous). This is not a bad toaster oven for the price. I had been tempted to buy a Cuisinart until I found out that they don't shut off after the timer goes off. They only shut off automatically after 4 hours.
So far I have:
1. Toasted bread...results...not bad (paid attention to recommendations on rack settings)
2. Baked biscuits...results...good (will have to experiment with heat settings and convection to see if I can get the tops to brown more)
3. Cooked frozen chicken nuggets...results...very good (used convection setting)
The only "problems" so far:
1. This toaster oven is really big...it barely fit where I had my old Delonghi
2. I thought people were exaggerating when they cautioned about burning their hands when opening the door. Well...I did the same thing. The door gets quite hot as you would imagine with a toaster oven. When you grab the handle, it seems like there shouldn't be a problem. However, as I lowered the door, my knuckles touched against the metal on the door. Now that I am aware of this, I will just be more careful in the future.
Overall, I am happy that I decided on this oven. I paid about half the price of other ovens and it does the same thing. Given the fairly short life expectancy of toaster ovens, I don't feel it's worth spending $[...]+ on one.
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