Oster 6058 6-Slice Digital Convection Toaster Oven
6-slice convection toaster oven with digital display
Adjustable temperature; bake, broil, toast, pizza, and dehydrate functions
Stainless-steel housing; interior light; 60-minute timer with auto shut-off
Includes baking pan, 2 cooking racks, crumb tray, and recipe book
Measures 14 by 22 by 16 inches; 1-year limited warranty
Product Review
Product Description
Oster Digital Toaster oven with Convection
Convection baking results in faster, more evenly
cooked food in less time
Ideal capacity to fit most frozen pizzas
90 minute timer with signal, automatically
Turn oven off
Toast function allows for light to dark toasting
Product Details
Oster 6058 6-Slice Digital Convection Toaster Oven
Kitchen: 0 pages
Publisher: Oster
Label: Oster
Studio: Oster
Average Customer Review: based on 68 reviews
Sales Rank in Kitchen & Housewares: #20206
Customer Reviews
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Summary: Looks better than it cooks. 2010-07-31
Comment: Bought it at WalMart after discovering only a couple of convection ovens can hold a 13X9 casserole pan.
It does get hot and heats up the kitchen a bit - not sure if it's less than regular over tho.
So far everthing I've cooked, with or without convection takes at least as long as my regular over - so I'm thinking the other reviewer who found the temp was 25 degrees off may be onto something.
Also, I don't care for the digital press point buttons. To change the temp or time, you have to press the button for each minute or degree increment. It's annoying to drop down from the default 30 min's to 15 minutes...press 15 times.
I've cooked frozen pizzas, a pork loin and a few other things. No consistency.
I'm going to return it and try the Black & Decker Digital Convection which is about the same price, also has capacity for 13X9 pan and see how that goes.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Only one little problem 2010-07-29
Comment: I just received this oven and the first thing I did was check the oven temperature to see if it was correct.
Well, it isn't. The actual oven temperature is 25 degrees less that the set point temperature. I checked it with two different oven thermometers and the readings are the same throughout the range of the oven, from 200 degrees to 450 degrees. Kind of annoying to me since accurate temp control is the most important part of any oven. This is not enough for me to send the unit back as everything else works fine and I'm not sure if a replacement would be any more accurate. I'll just have to set the temperature 25 degrees higher than what is needed.
Customer Rating:
Summary: convection toaster oven 2010-07-24
Comment: This is just perfect for two people and is wonderful for the hot summer days. Does not heat up the kitchen and works very good.
Customer Rating:
Summary: It was fine until it caught on FIRE! 2010-07-17
Comment: We bought our Oster a little over two years ago. Liked pretty much all aspects of it until one day I was making a small batch of cookies and smelled something odd. When I went to go check it out I saw that the electric circuitry had caught fire and was burning in the interior of the oven! Scared me, I unplugged it from the wall and threw some baking soda on it. Was not good. After the fact, I read through some reviews and realized that the Oster catching fire was not an isolated incident. I cannot recommend this oven due to safety issues.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Truly Amazing! 2010-07-09
Comment: The more I use this toaster/convection oven, the more pleased I am! I still don't understand how they can combine both products for less than $100. It's the best mini-oven I've ever bought.
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Oster 6058 6-Slice Digital Convection Toaster Oven
It does get hot and heats up the kitchen a bit - not sure if it's less than regular over tho.
So far everthing I've cooked, with or without convection takes at least as long as my regular over - so I'm thinking the other reviewer who found the temp was 25 degrees off may be onto something.
Also, I don't care for the digital press point buttons. To change the temp or time, you have to press the button for each minute or degree increment. It's annoying to drop down from the default 30 min's to 15 minutes...press 15 times.
I've cooked frozen pizzas, a pork loin and a few other things. No consistency.
I'm going to return it and try the Black & Decker Digital Convection which is about the same price, also has capacity for 13X9 pan and see how that goes.