I think you would be happy with any of the Krups- I have the FBC4 only because I got such a good deal on it, but I never use the presets or the convection. It is the best toaster oven of those I have owned- even temp, decent... (18 replies, last updated by bworp October 18, 2007)

I was a devoted Cuisinart convection/toaster oven lover but I replaced it with a larger double-rack Krups that I love even more (each rack can be inverted and so there are actually four rack placements available). Easy to find at... (24 replies, last updated by Carb Lover April 27, 2006)

We use our convection toaster oven almost exclusively when toasting, roasting, or baking any of that Monday thru Friday kinda stuff... We have one of those taller ones that are becoming more common to find... A ‘GE’... (9 replies, last updated by thistle5 August 26, 2008)

Hi Everyone, I have been on a quest to replace my old hamilton beach convection toaster oven I got 4 years ago with a bigger convection oven. I have a wolf range and love it but the oven is gas and it is getting fairly expensive... (0 replies, last updated by mama who loves to cook January 11, 2008)

We’ve had a Krups FBC2 6-Slice Digital Convection Toaster Oven for a little over a ear now and have found it to be a nice unit. It toasts well and bakes well. A bit more expensive than some (but less than we paid) but, IMO,... (6 replies, last updated by OCAnn December 2, 2008)

the Krups is the best performer from professional and others reviews. However the Cuisinarts arent too shabby either, and they look and feel much higher quality. Given your comments, I would recommend the Cuisinart 195 Digital... (23 replies, last updated by EscapeVelocity April 21, 2009)

We bought an Oster convection toaster oven for $60 in Jan 2007 at Costco. Have been pretty happy with it as it accommodates 13X9 casserole dish. Takes a long time to toast, but other than that, works well. (3 replies, last updated by neighborguy October 11, 2007)

I need to buy a toaster oven and just noticed the new Dualit Convection Oven that Williams Sonoma carries. It is rather pricey at $200, but it has a lifetime guarantee. I think I like the thought of owning this thing and I... (1 reply, last updated by searchingforclues July 7, 2006)

I’ve read the past threads on toaster ovens and I think one of the favourites is the Krups FBC2...but so far what I’ve seen out there in retail-land is the FBC1...and online I see there is also an FBC4...(I guess... (6 replies, last updated by Bramble August 6, 2007)

All, I’m looking for a toaster and a convection/oven in one neat package. I would be grateful if you all could suggest some models. Space is not an issue. TIA, Frank (2 replies, last updated by sprout November 22, 2005)

The new issue of Cook’s Illustrated rated toaster ovens. the 6-slice Krups FBC was judged bed. The reviews on Amazon are generally very good. But I am fed up with spending money on toaster ovens & being disappointed. My... (18 replies, last updated by gargantua May 24, 2007)

Ive been researching toaster ovens. And its come down to these 2. The Krups comes with 2 racks (only unit that did) and 3 heating elements (ditto) top and bottom. The controls look very simple to figure out too. However it feels... (11 replies, last updated by al b. darned January 11, 2009)

Cuisinart convection-toaster oven. Can’t imagine how I did without it. (10 replies, last updated by Chuck January 11, 2005)

We just bought a Krups FBC2 at Bed Bath & Beyond (with the 20% off coupon it was about $130). It’s a convection toaster oven, black, simple to use, and has a timer that turns the oven off when it dings. Works really, really... (12 replies, last updated by DebL February 13, 2007)

Well, I just bought an Oster, I think, at Target, 6 slice with convection, the convection oven works well, better than my old B&D under cabinet mount toaster oven. However, it is very slow and not very good at toasting bread. So,... (2 replies, last updated by ktcolt August 28, 2007)