Packaging was great and shipped very quickly!
I'd definitely recommend this to anyone as so far it seems great. If I remember I'll post a followup maybe in a month or so.Mine came with the name Shef on it.I guess it's the same.It came with all the accessories,more than the Sunpenton I purchased 2 years ago.It even came with a Christmasy oven mitt.Has extender ring,tongs,drip bowls and racks.Even though the settings are in celsius,it's not hard to understand.400 degrees fahrenheit=205 degrees celsius.Easy approximate way is to divide the fahrenheit temp 400 in half and that's the celsius temp(200).It was cheaper than most,looks like it's made in Germany so I take that as a plus.I'm sure it will cook perfectly.It came with english instructions and a small recipe pamphlet.What do you want for $40?But seriosly,you have to be an idiot if you can't put it together and figure out the temperature settings.It's in celsius not Japanese!This is my third Convection oven. I have had 2 Flavorwaves. The first lasted about five years and worked really well. The second, which was the more expensive "premium" model, lasted about nine months; it then decided to only work at 500F. I've had this Shef for about a month now, and so far, so good. I especially like the ability to select individual temperatures. The celsius readings don't bother me, I simply made a little conversion chart. I am still trying to figure out how the timer works ... it seems to go a little longer than the setting so I now use a second timer to make sure things don't get overcooked. However, with all the accessories and the extender ring all included, this is a really good buy. Hopefully it will last awhile.High Quality construction, Good strong design, All accessories are of good quality, Just got it last week, live alone bachelor, so cooking is a very necessary option for me in today's financial world. I have a convection oven, but not a competition point here, This unit fills any gaps left by convection oven, which aren't many anyway. I have only made real frys with it and did a 3 pound roast. so I probably shouldn't be boasting yet, frys came out perfect, but I did brush them with oil first and turned them over half way thru. Roast, well I turned that too, It was perfect and tender, I got some advice there too. Everything but the head goes in the dishwasher. My sister has a much higher priced brand, like $130.00 and we both feel this unit is as good as hers, and this has a much sturdier bowl and lid. As far as the european temperature settings, you can download a conversion chart all over the web. I don't have any cons as of yet...the instructions and included cookbooks are VERY vague though! For the money spent I don't think you can beat it!


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