Elite GourmetETO4510B French Door 47.5Qt, 18-Slice Convection Oven 4-Control Knobs, Bake Broil Toast Rotisserie Keep Warm, Includes 2 x 14" Pizza Racks, Stainless Steel

Great Heat. Very Easy To Use. Super Working Nice Features. Great For Toasting, Broiling, Baking. Everything!

We used to have that other big O Showtime rotisserie oven some years ago and ended up throwing it away because I got tired of using it because it was sooooo big and took all the space in the kitchen. Not good. A few years later I craved another rotisserie oven to make some delicious chicken and I looked and looked and did a lot of research and could not find something affordable and nobody really knows how they perform until you actually have one and use it.I found this Maxi Matic oven and I am glad I found it and bought it. For sure is very different then the last toaster oven we had but I like the way it performs. I have noticed right away that the bread gets toasted in a very different way as before. Is not bad, but very different and one thing I like is that the entire slice of bread is toasted evenly. At first you do have to find that fine tuned perfect spot so that the bread is not underdone or over toasted. This unit is very simple to use. No digital nonsense and I like that a lot. It works really well and it is very spacious from the inside yet VERY COMPACT.I have done rotisserie two times and this oven performed much better than what I expected. It is quiet as well. The parts rotate very nicely with plenty of power and it doesn't feel flimsy. I LOVE the tool they provide to remove the cooked chicken and it is really hard to get burnt. This oven/rotisserie does not fit a turkey but a normal size chicken is totally fine and the two times I cooked them they came out delicious, crispy skin and juicy.This is a really good product and I'm really surprised it has very little reviews. I was also very close in trying the Emeral Air Fryer but I personally don't like the way that technology cooks food. I'm really happy with this Maxi Matic oven and I have very little to complain about it.

We have used our Elite Gourmet double French door convection toaster oven (ETO4510B) for about a month now. Overall, we really like it. I would have given it 5 stars except for a couple of minor annoyances.Pros:Being able to control the top and bottom heating elements separately allows for fine-tuning some dishes.There is plenty of room for a couple of pizzas or medium-sized baking pans/stones.The French doors allow you to put move the toaster closer to the edge of the counter. (We have a plastic/vinyl backsplash that can warp if it gets too hot).Cons:The doors don’t stay completely open after you open them all the way and are VERY hot.The shelves are a bit thin. I’m used to thicker gauge wires. If you put a heavy dish on it, you can see it sag. However, you can compensate by putting both racks on the same level or using the drip pan as the shelf.There is no simple switch to turn it on, and the only way to turn the unit on is with the timer. We fear the timer mechanism will be the weak link of this toaster. To help preserve the life of the timer, we don’t turn it backward to turn the toaster off. We turn the heating elements off along with the fan and just let the timer run out on its own.

The oven arrived packed remarkably well. A box within box with styrofoam, so no dings, no scratches.I bought it to use as an oven for powder coating of small parts. I have to say, it makes an ideal fit for that. It is spacious, the grill can be positioned up, near the top, so the parts can be hanged on wire hangers for baking process. The process requires 400F which the oven reaches with a comfortable margin in less than 15 minutes.The timer comes back to OFF position, but it can also be set to constant ON. The temperature setting is fairly accurate, which I checked with a thermometer. So, from the functionality point of view it is ideal. When turned on for the first time there was no fumes, no "ticking" noises, everything worked smoothly, as it should.It was hard to find a negative, but with some perseverance I found one: The cord is 2-prong, so no ground. I checked the chassis with an ohmmeter while the timer is running and the chassis is just "floating", so a short inside could put AC phase on the box. I will try to ground the chassis with some kludge. But for now not very safe (but legal!), and I must keep that in mind.Still, five stars.

I love love this toaster oven it is absolutely perfect when you want to broil bake or make a rotisserie chicken I highly recommend it

I first used this toaster oven to heat some frozen chicken Kiev. The timer instructions said to tun the dial past 20 and then set to the desired time. Well, the timer refused to allow this. I figured maybe I couldn't turn in back due to the arthritis in my hands, so husband tried and it didn't like him either. So we went to plan B and watched the clock. When the chicken was done, I pulled the shelf out partway and it promptly slid out and dumped the hot chicken onto my lap and then onto the floor (forgot to mention I'm in a wheelchair). The dog ate really well that night, as he doesn't care about the 5-second rule.In short, this oven tries to do too much, and it does none of them well. The doors swing freely and can burn your arm, the large gap between the doors lets hot air blow out, the wire rack is much too flimsy, and the rack supports allow the rack to tilt down and deposit the food on the floor (most users) or in your lap (me). It is way too large for toasting a couple pieces of bread,. We didn't try making anything else lest it sent us to the ER (probably on a weekend). I sent it back and have not had any arguments with its much more cooperative Breville replacement. The Breville has not tried to kill us, either.

More compact than the previous model but still works fantastic as a toaster oven