Elite Gourmet ERO-2008NFFP Countertop XL Toaster Oven Rotisserie, Bake, Grill, Broil, Roast, Toast, Keep Warm and Steam, 23L capacity fits a 12” pizza, 6-Slice, Black

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.

I mainly purchased this for the Rotisserie hook up. It appears to work great and the clean up is easier than I thought. My only problem was it apparently got damaged in shipping. The top right rear has a good size dent in the outer side of the oven. It came in an oversized box with no bubble padding with it. I'm assuming it was not treated with the best of care. I can live with but it does upset me.

I was looking for a small rotisserie. I didn’t want something that was really big and would take up a lot of space. This is the perfect size!I got one of these for myself and for the person that I am a caretaker for. He is unable to use a stove or oven. This oven is large enough for him to easily slide prepared meals on cooking trays in and out without mishaps or burning himself. He can also use a very small pot inside the oven to heat up soup. It has a timer so he always knows when to remove the food. This is the perfect appliance for him and much better than the standard size toaster oven.The rotisserie is amazing. You have to tie up chicken legs if you cook a whole bird to prevent them from expanding and banging around and dragging inside the oven and possibly damaging the rotisserie turner. Not a cow eater, but my friend is. All the meat cooked on the rotisserie is so, so juicy and cooked to perfection.This was one of the best purchases I’ve ever made.

I chose this for the volume and the two available cooking surfaces. Unfortunately the racks are both undersized and will not stay on the guides at the sides of the oven. Whoever designed this decided to put tapers on the top AND bottom of the rack guides, which makes it even worse. The rack falls down under the slightest amount of pressure, and the pan falls under its own weight. It does not appear to be distorted or damages in any way, simply a poor design.Also, the side walls of the interior are very flexible and will bow outward easily, making the problem even worse. I do not believe you can even cook toast in this.Yeah, this will be returned.

I was going to buy a cokeman oven for camping, but since I get an electric spot anyway, I went with this. As it turns out, this was cheaper! I haven't been camping with it yet, but I baked cinnamon rolls and a pizza to see how well it would work for me. My best glamping purchase to date!

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

Update 1/2024: After a year of use, the bell that signals that the time is up has failed and no longer makes a sound. I now have to use a separate timer.I bought this particular oven because it has a full 60 minute timer, and it has five rack positions. Some ovens only have a 30-minute timer and three rack positions.I like that the convection fan is very quiet. You can hear it if you are right next to the oven, but not further away.I didn't know until I had been using it for a while that there are ovens available that have the two doors connected so that you only have to use one hand to open them. This one has completely separate doors, so you need two hands, or you have to open one and then the other. This wouldn't be a big deal, except that the doors don't stay open - they tend to swing back partly closed when you release them. I found a simple solution - two magnets at the bottom corners of the doors will hold them open (see photo). The magnets will slide back and forth with the doors, but that does not impede their function. (Update: After using the magnets for a few weeks, I had to add a second magnet on each side - stack them - because the single thin magnet began slipping into the crack between the door and the frame.)Also,some of the slots that hold the racks have gaps that allow a rack to tilt as you are inserting or removing them. You have to be careful to support the rack fully to avoid having your food slide off.Finally, the pointers on the knobs are tiny and hard for a person my age to see, so I had to take a sharpie pen and put a bold mark on the pointer.If I had to do it over again, I would probably pay the extra cost to get one with one-handed opening and digital display.