SO-1004 Sunpentown Multi-Functional Pizza Oven

This toaster does not get hot enough to toast bread (on any setting). there's no way you could cook a pizza in there. The door also did not fit well. Thank goodness Amazon has a free return policy for defective items.

Cheap construction! Buttons are hard to read! We were giving this to my 93 year old mother and I would be worried she would get burned.

Very happy with my purchase!

Nice little roster good price

This toaster seemed promising at first: small, retro-looking design, yet large enough to accommodate four slices of toast. However, without a temperature control, and with only a timer that approximates time (30 min), if you're not careful and not still half asleep in the morning, the bread burns. If you're able to catch the toast before it burns, you'll find that the bread is unevenly toasted (it seems to get very toasted on top and hardly toasted on bottom). And since there is no temperature control, you cannot heat anything either. The oven also takes awhile to heat up, so you have to carefully time the toast: if you don't set the timer enough, the bead won't toast; if you set it too much, the toast burns. So--after trial and error--you have to judge where to set the timer to prevent pale or burnt toast. Finally, the timer rings and turns off the oven, but continues to tick.The rack pulls out when you open the door (a nice feature), but the rack does not stay hinged to the spring that allows it to pull out. So to fix this problem, I tied the rack to the door hinge with wire, which prevents me now from removing the rack to clean crumbs from the inside of the door when it's open. And the rack has to be tied down with wire or it won't stay in place.The controls are indicated by poorly designed symbols (a cryptographer must have created them). You can adjust for top and bottom browning, or top browning, or bottom browning, or no browning at all (why this option exists is a mystery to me). The toaster is from China, so maybe that explains it. After all, the Chinese are not known for their toast.It has a crumb tray (also a good feature), but it has a very sharp lip (you pull it out by this lip) that drops below the door, which--if you're not careful--can cut you as you're wiping crumbs off the counter top. Once again, you must always be on your guard around this toaster.All in all, I would say this is a bad, bad, bad toaster ("toaster" is the wrong word--"contraption" is better).My advice: buy American.