Top 10 Best Toaster Oven That Fits 9×13 Pan for Effortless Cooking

Customer Review: Our smaller Black & Decker toaster oven usually burned everything except plain toast and was too small for 4 pieces of bread or buns. Baking anything always ended up burnt on the top & bottom due to the limited space inside the oven. This larger convection model works great toasting anything (roomy enough for 6 buns) and bakes by moving the air around, so no burnt tops. Cooks using up to a 9×13 pan (extra oven for big dinners). Frozen biscuits, fries, chicken nuggets & pizza come out great. Caution: due to the convection feature I have to keep the baking temp much lower than usual. Grands frozen biscuits @ 300 degrees are done in 20 minutes. The crumb tray is really easy to remove & clean and keeps the bottom neat (no burned on food smoking or stuck to the bottom that you can’t clean). I keep a piece of cheap oven liner on the tray and everything wipes right off. It’s used every day & the inside of this oven looks as good as the day we got it. The outside does get hot, but I set dinner plates on top to warm them while waiting for the food. The door does not have a hinge to keep it from hitting the counter when you open it, only con I can think of.

Customer Review: UPDATE: I previously gave this 2 starts because I thought the oven had stopped cooking properly. Turns out to be a user error. Oven works great! Tip: make sure you put the crumb tray in the right place.I read a lot of reviews before purchasing this on October 19, 2024. I needed very specific measurements because I am working out of a tiny kitchen. The best part of this toaster oven by far, is the fact that it can hold a full size casserole dish no problem. It looks nice. It’s been easy to keep clean. I have really enjoyed it.When I read reviews I noticed that lots of people complained that it is loud when in use. This is true, but I placed a shelf mat under it and the problem was solved. The other complaint was that the knobs are difficult to turn. They are, but it is definitely not a deal breaker for me. Overall this is a great toaster oven for the price.

Customer Review: I bought this toaster oven because I wanted an air fryer but didn’t want to buy another appliance. This toaster oven has exceeded my expectations! The air fry function works great, and I love that it can also bake, broil, and toast. The 9×13 pan fits perfectly, and the convection feature helps everything cook evenly. The digital controls are easy to use, and I appreciate the preset buttons for common tasks. My only minor complaint is that it takes a few minutes to preheat, but that’s normal for most ovens. Overall, this is a fantastic addition to my kitchen!

Customer Review: As someone who lives alone but loves to cook for guests, this toaster oven has been a game-changer. I can easily prepare full meals in one appliance—roast chicken, bake potatoes, and even make pizza. The 9×13 pan fits my favorite casserole recipe perfectly. The air fry option is impressive, giving my fries and wings that restaurant-quality crispiness. The only thing I wish for is a larger capacity for bigger family gatherings, but for my needs, this is perfect.

Customer Review: This little oven does everything! Toast, bake, broil, air fry! My oven doesn’t work, so this toaster oven gets used a lot! I wish it were a little deeper for my pizzas. The toaster is silver and looks nice sitting on my rack with my microwave. The controls are easy, just turn the knobs. I am able to bake on a 9×13″ baking dish.

Customer Review: This toaster oven/air fryer started out great. And by that, I mean it worked. Which is a pretty low bar for a brand new, never used, appliance. That bar, however quickly became pie in the sky unobtainable for this cheap, poorly designed, and terribly manufactured piece of garbage (literally, because the garbage is where it ended up just SIX MONTHS after purchasing!). As I said, it worked, right out of the box. It turned on, it got hot, it (usually) turned off when the timer was up. Sadly, ALL of these most basic of functions were well beyond the technical abilities of the pitiful excuse for an “Industrial Designer” and the slave labor employing, cost cutting ineptitude of the Third World “Manufacturer” that Black and Decker outsourced this loser to. Within a month, ALL of the controls became as sketchy and unreliable as your sister’s unemployed “drummer” boyfriend. The Temperature selector would occasionally hit our intended target, though not nearly often enough to be considered, by any definition of the word, “accurate”. And that knob eventually (6 months) gave up its valiant struggle with mediocrity, and just stopped trying. The “Timer” never really functioned in the realm of actual “time”. Its range of motion from new, only covered one direction, forward. If you missed your target time for cooking on the first spin, too bad, Einstein, because there’s no going backwards. Time only marches on for this machine. Your two choices are burnt food or skipped meals. I mean, seriously, what knobs only turn in one direction? That seems harder to engineer than just doing it right.The entire machine just stopped working before the six month anniversary of this bad decision, and this glorious testament to sub standard manufacturing became an oversized place holder on our kitchen counter, wasting more real estate than a Time Share in Syria, while we searched for what is apparently a Holy Grail appliance; a toaster oven that actually does even a small percentage of what the pretty, full color photos on cardboard box it comes in claims it’ll do.I know. Call me a dreamer.Added Note: For the adventurous among you that have already purchased this abomination and are currently experiencing its painful inadequacy, do a quick YouTube search for this Black and Decker model and add “troubleshooting” to your search. There are an enormous number of videos of intrepid tinkerers taking their lives in their hands by opening up the case and trying to “fix” the shoddy workmanship found inside. Wires that are only partially connected… or not connected at all, a lack of heat insulation or even basic safety components, wires that glow red hot when the appliance is plugged in, the list of problems seems as long as the component parts listed for this junk in the “manual”. Its an insurance nightmare waiting to happen.But be forewarned, you can’t “fix” stupid.