Customer Ratings & Reviews

I NEEDED TO REPLACE THE TOASTER OVEN MY STAFF USED FOR YEARS.THE PRICE WAS RIGHT AND IN STOCK . THE STAFF WAS HAPPY WITH THE REPLACEMENT

we bought it as a gift for some one and they seemed to like it.

perfectly good toaster - looks great, seems like good build quality BUT they decided to have a funny shaped wire rack which does not allow you to use the full width of the toaster. Consequently, you cannot get 3 slices of toast across the width of the toaster. So, this is NOT a 6 slice toaster. If not for this dumb design decision, I'd be keeping this toaster.

Great appliance, versital, does many functions. 5 stars

excellent performance for the price. Slow to heat up

Gets extremely hot on the outside walls. Be aware.

Very good quality for the price, simple and functional.

GE - Quartz 6-Slice Toaster Oven with Convection Bake - Stainless Steel....Great

Very powerful works in minutes don’t have to wait to long good price

Great oven toaster . No more microwaves for us .really good price

The GE - Quartz 6-Slice Toaster Oven with Convection Bake - Stainless Steel brings GE Appliances back to the forefront of the competition! This toaster oven surprises you with an awesome UI and easy to use built in settings, while ensuring that the food is cooked well, hot, and evenly throughout! Honestly, I did not expect much from this Oven as I have used other brands which I am loyal too and did not believe that GE could make a comeback and compete! I was wrong! This oven cooked very well, even better than the one I currently use at home. The convection feature ensures even cook throughout the food. I really liked the UI and the preprogrammed setting, but the option to change them to my wants at any time. I am really impressed with this GE product and highly recommend it to any one who wants a countertop cooking option that actually works well! The Wire rack did not limit the heat to the bottom of the tray and the tray ensured even cooking top and bottom. The wire handle was sufficient to lift the trays out safely and was sturdy enough for most food and weigh. PROS - GE is back! - Well designed and works as intended - Looks great and has tons of room for food in a small footprint - UI is great, intuitive, and effective - Food is cooked well! CONS - Surprisingly, none!

appears to work vey well.satisfied with my purchase

This isn't a case of go big or go home, it's go big AND it goes home! This toaster oven with convection baking hits it out of the park for a home run. First off, the main thing you'll notice upon opening the box is that this is pretty large! So expect it to take up a lot of space on your counter top or wherever you place it. It is powerful, and with its large size, it has no problem holding multiple pieces of pandesal or slice bread, or anything you want to warm up. It's more than just a toaster thanks to its design. It's truly a nice hybrid. Its stainless steel finish and overall look is pretty nice and aesthetically pleasing and makes your kitchen look nicer. It's really easy to use, an it's something so simple that you may take it for granted, but that's what it's there for---to make your life easier.

Only had it for about a month and it's making weird noises. It burns our pizzas.

This toaster oven started to make a high pitched noise after I use it in the morning. I had to unplug it after each use. Yesterday (03/29), when I used it in the morning, the toaster made a loud, continuous buzzing noise. I had to stop using it. This is not a product that I would recommend to anyone.

As a person who eats waffles and toast on a consistent basis, this oven comes on time as it also has multiple functions such as convection baking. I tried some blueberry waffles in addition to toast and both toasted evenly. The function that I am super excited about is the convection oven as it eliminates me from using my main stove’s oven. I baked some chicken in this oven which baked evenly and efficiently. The controls are user-friendly and easy to navigate as they are clear and easy to read. Also, I am very impressed with how this oven does not take up much counter space as this was of concern to me because I have other appliances that set on my counter. Also, this oven fits and works as most of my kitchen appliances are stainless steel. I have immense baking plans for this oven—with the holidays nearing, I plan to bake cookies, brownies, and other sweet treats. I am optimistic that I will enjoy this oven and its awesome features for many years to come!

I am returning the GE oven, ASAP. Temp. and time r difficult 2 regulate because of poorly designed need for a toggle switch. Burned 1 meal. Wldn't cook another 1. I do NOT like this machine!

This oven burned everything I cooked in it under the bottom...pizza, cornbread, cake, cookies, even proteins. This one is getting returned. I think it burns everything because the height is too short causing the heating elements to be too close to bottom of the food or pans. I tried baking items on highest level for the rack and my cake & cornbread were still to black/brown under the bottom.

This GE toaster oven is a fairly decent toaster oven for your kitchen, just a bit inconsistent in the final results. I like toast. So when I got a six slice toaster I thought I was in heaven. The problem is that if you're toasting six slices at once the slices towards the back are going to end up a bit darker than the rest. For me it's not a deal killer as I can simple toast three at a time. Cooking a frozen pizza yielded better results and is certainly nicer than firing up my stoves oven. The build quality is excellent as one would expect of a GE product and the looks of the oven fit in well with my kitchen. It doesn't take up an unreasonable amount of countertop space so for now it has a permanent home in my kitchen. Operation is simple enough and I had it up and running without even looking at the manual in no time.

The GE Quartz Convection Toaster oven is attractive, and has a very easy to navigate control panel, I figured out and understood most of how to work it without referring to the manual (though I later consulted the manual and learned a few helpful and safety-related things). The first thing after setting it up and plugging it in that we did was wash the inserts (tray/rack) because it just seemed like a good idea. Due to no fault of the toaster oven, the first thing I toasted in it was a 3+ day old bagel which wasn't super fresh (it would've been better tasting if it wasn't a bit stale). I set it on a light/dark setting of two-notches. It did truly lightly toast it at that setting, which pleasantly surprised me a little, because if I put my regular 2/4-slice toaster on a setting of 2 the bagel might be almost burnt. As per the toasting experience, It did seem to take almost twice as long as a traditional (not oven) toaster to reach the same darkness level, but I think that might give more control over darkness level. Also, while it was toasting there was a yellowish light inside of the toaster which kind of 'hid' the toasting it was doing, I couldn't see that it was toasted until I opened the oven. I suspect if it was burning, though, I'd be able to see it in that light, and it is nice to be able to see the toasting as it's happening (knowing there is a cancel button). I want to note here that the door opens and closes super easy, it feels "light" but does the job of keeping the heat inside. Another evening, I tried toasting an Apple Crisp (and added iced cream to it), for this I used the regular toasting option rather than bake. The apple crisp did come out warmer, though I would not recommend heating it in the dish you were planning to eat it in (like I did) for what are probably obvious reasons (dish gets HOT). It still came out well, and was a snack I enjoyed that was helped by this toaster oven. One afternoon I tried baking chocolate chip cookies, since it had a bake function. One difference I noticed between baking and toasting is that the light seems to stay off for baking. Another difference is that it preheats to the temperature (and prompts you to press start once it reaches temperature, to indicate your item is now in the oven). Perhaps because this was the first time I used baking mode, there was a burning odor in the air even as it was preheating, I think this 'new burn' smell is common to these appliances. The good news is the cookies came out decent, which should show to some extent you can use this to substitute for a regular oven for some uses; that may be handy in an office or a small living space. The cookies did burn a bit and it was difficult to get that off of the included pan, but soaking it in water seemed to get most of the burnt cookie off easier. In complete honesty, our regular oven has the ability to do just about everything this thing can do (including toasting), so I doubt we'll keep it around for long considering the counter space it takes up. But, again, if I didn't have a functioning oven available to me, I would find this GE Quartz toaster oven to be invaluable and would rebuy it if needed.