DASH Mini Toaster Oven

I absolutely love the Dash Mini Toaster Oven! It’s the perfect combination of sleek design and practical functionality. Not only does it look amazing on my countertop, but it also works beautifully for making quick, homemade treats. This little oven heats up fast and is great for toast, waffles, bagels, garlic toast, mini tacos, pizza rolls, you name it! I especially love using it for personal-sized treats when I don’t want to turn on my big oven. It’s perfect for busy mornings, late-night cravings, or experimenting with fun, homemade recipes. The compact size is a huge plus — it doesn’t take up much space, yet it still delivers consistent, even heating. It’s also super easy to use, which makes it great for anyone who wants simple, hassle-free baking. If you love making cute, creative, homemade treats with a stylish appliance that actually works, this mini toaster oven is a must-have. Highly recommend!

Love, love, love this little toaster oven. I purchased it to but in my craft room because I spend a lot of time in there. It packs a lot of power for something so small so don't judge it by it's size. Super cute and noise level is low. I cut a small piece of teflon to place on the tray for easy clean up.

This little oven is a powerhouse for its size. Because the internal volume is so compact, the heating elements are right next to the food, meaning it toasts a bagel or melts cheese significantly faster than a full-size toaster oven. It is strictly "mini"—designed for a single slice of bread or a small snack—so don't expect to fit a frozen pizza. The footprint is tiny, making it perfect for an office desk or a crowded counter. The mechanical timer is simple, reliable, and keeps the operation fuss-free.

It looks like a toy and in a way it is. Because it is so small that it does not fit many things in it or practically only fits one thing, it does not regulate the temperature, it only regulates by time. So if you want to heat a bread it would not be recommended because you can burn it very easily. The resistance is very close to the level of the grate so it can heat a product very quickly before it can be cooked. It heats up quickly and is very close to the food so it can burn it easily. I think that if the temperature could be controlled a little or one of the resistors could be eliminated so that it would not generate as much heat, it would be more suitable to be able to use it on different foods without them burning so quickly. I wanted it because it was small and looked very nice to put in the kitchen, but I don't think it has much usability. I knew what to expect when I bought it and I bought it mostly because of how pretty it looked. But I knew I was going to have a problem with the temperature. So if you plan to buy it to do small things or heat food, it is better to heat it with another appliance and not with this because it will burn you.

It’s extremely compact for a single person with no counter space. Bought this because I wanted something that would not attract vermin, and that nothing would get inside of like a toaster, as an apartment dweller I have ptsd from a mouse problem. Don’t expect to reheat a piece of pizza. It barely holds a small slice of bread. I saw a review saying to use tin foil and will try that. Otherwise it heats so quickly it burns things and smokes before cooking the middle. Would never use it unattended for fear of fire.

Small and efficient! Uses about 600 Watts of power, which makes crispy toast with melted cheese accessible while car camping, using an external 12V 100Ah battery and a 700 W inverter. Perfect!

So this toaster would be perfect for a dorm or ultra small kitchen, but we bought this as a joke. Read on if you’re curious. There was a sizable toaster oven in the office kitchenette, but someone decided to heat up leftover pizza directly on the rack. Of course a reasonable person would know this is dumb and it of course destroyed the elements at the bottom. The next day it was replaced with a smaller toaster oven. Well the genius kept doing the same thing and lo and behold, another toaster oven destroyed. Considering the toaster oven seems to get smaller and smaller with every replacement, we thought we’d take advantage of this opportunity to contribute to this trend. Some people got the joke and others were of course distraught that they couldn’t fit more than a slice of toast or half a bagel at a time. Perfect! No more pizza. That said, it’s a very simple design and easy to use, but takes longer than a vertical toaster. However, it’s perfect if you want to stop the madness with people heating up their pizza and ruining larger toaster ovens. Oh! It’s also absolutely adorable and produces many laughs.

Out of the box this thing will burn everything you put in it. It makes toast in seconds, but if you want to want to heat the inside of anything, even the inside of your toast, it will burn the surface before the innards even warm. The heating element is too strong and too close to the food. Fortunately this is easy enough to fix by putting a bit of tinfoil with holes poked in it between the food and the heating element. This cuts down the direct radiation and you will be able to cook things like in a normal toaster oven. When shielded the oven temperature is around 325-375. There are no temperature controls. But it heats up fast, within a minute. Also keep in mind how small this oven is. It will not fit a standard frozen burrito or even an overly large piece of bread. But if you are looking for something small you can fit on a desk to heat up little snacks, it works like a dream, IF you are willing to do a little DIYS modification. I use it to cook up pupusas and it is great for that.