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I gave this 4 stars because it's super narrow so buyers beware of that! Your limited on what you can actually put in it, anything bigger then let's say the height of a mozzarella stick will burn. The burners are just way to low and close to the food. Wish I had paid attention to that before I purchased. You cannot fit let's say a pot pie or a small chicken in this. It works well for fries, flat pizza, pizza rolls, chicken tenders etc. I have used mine probably 8 times so far and not sure why but it smokes. It's an odd smell, not a food burning smell so I'm not sure what it is. Also it does steam up and gets very hot on the outside so be careful with children around it. I really wish I had got something deeper in height, my bad for not reading the reviews and looking at the photos better.

After roughly a month of daily use, I am very happy with my purchase of Fabuletta's countertop toaster oven. My household consists of two pesco-vegetarian adults. I do not need a large countertop oven to roast chickens, for instance. If you need that, this oven is not for you.The ten different settings work well and foods cook quickly. Toasting bread is excellent--the best I've ever found in a toaster oven, although I question the claim that you can toast nine slices at once. The nine slices of bread would have to be quite small. Four fit easily, six may be possible, depending upon size. The degree of toasting is easily adjusted and is evenly distributed over both sides of the slices. The bagel setting only toasts the top side of the bagel.It may take a little practice to get used to adjusting the temperature and time. But it's simple: You just press the temperature and/or time buttons until the setting starts flashing, then adjust the temperature/time up or down by turning the dial. Press the temperature/time buttons again, and it's set. The dial also serves as the start and pause button when pressed. The included manual tells you everything you need to know about the available settings, accessed by rotating this dial. It also includes a number of recipes.I would have liked to have had a dedicated defrost setting but the reheat setting serves that function pretty well.The oven comes with a mesh air fry basket, a wire rack for toasting items, and a nonstick bake pan which also is also used with air frying to catch dripping oil. The nonstick coating appears to be ceramic but there is no information given about that in the manual.I am new to air frying. I have used that setting only a few times so far, for french fries, both store-bought frozen ones, and fresh ones I've cut up myself, and some frozen fish sticks. It may be more my technique than the fault of the oven but I have not been overly pleased with the results.I love the matted dark exterior finish of this oven. It looks really nice and expensive. It's easy to keep clean and never shows fingerprints, unlike stainless steel which, in my opinion, is difficult to keep looking nice. However, this exterior, top and back especially, gets very hot when the temperature is set at 400-450 degrees so it's important not to have it close to anything that may be combustible. It is easily pulled away from the wall, however, unless you have a tile or stone backsplash in which case there is no need to do that. For this reason, too, it's nice that this oven is not so tall as to be close to any cabinet under which it might be placed.The easy-to-clean crumb catcher sits on the bottom, completely covering the bottom. It is easy to slide out, clean, and reinsert. The door opens and lays flat, out of the way of removing the trays and pans.I spent close to a year researching toaster ovens, hoping to find the perfect one for my needs, my small kitchen, and my wallet. The decision was hard, but I feel I have made the right one. My only hope now is that the Fabuletta toaster oven gives me years of service.