Halogen Oven. 12 Litres. 1300W. Sold by hungry-4-bargains - £21.99 @ eBay

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Halogen Oven. 12 Litres. 1300W. Just £21.99. Sold by hungry-4-bargains (eBay)

£21.99 eBay7 Sep 16

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fablanta

7 Sep 16

The element in my current halogen oven ghosted. It's non-replaceable so I've been trying to find a deal on a new one. During my search I came across this on eBay.

It's quite a basic model, removable lid (which I prefer) and clockwork timer. Accessories are just the tongs and high & low racks.

I have ordered two, one to use now and the other as a backup. I was struggling to find something under £30 so this is great (especially as it includes postage). When it comes I just have to swap lids and away I go again.

The seller has over 5,000 feedback so no worries on that score. The only trick I may have missed is taking out eBay's 3 yr warranty for £8.49 from SquareTrade which seems to cover everything from day 46. Anybody have any experience with the SquareTrade warranty?

All comments (20)

Quad

7 Sep 16 2 #1

Its good price so voted hot. But I went for name brand and bought the Andrew james for £38 in May last year. You can replace the bulbs easily at £12 each . Plus you get lots more accessories & ring extender & cook book. Still going strong on first bulb and i use it every day. Ive heard the cheap models dont last long and it seems a waste buying the whole thing again when you just need a new bulb.

fablanta to Quad

7 Sep 16 #2

Agreed. I might not have gone for this if I didn't already have all the normal accessories at least twice over :smiley: (Best loot I've come across so far comes with the VonShef 12 LTR Premium Halogen Oven which even included an oven glove.)

jonnithomas

7 Sep 16 1 #3

I bought one from Aldi. It's been great and 2.5 years old now.

sew109

7 Sep 16 1 #4

Are these any good ? What do you use a halogen cooker for ? Are they energy efficient ? Thanks

joanne10 to sew109

7 Sep 16 #7

It's a small cooker. You don't have to wait half an hour for it to heat up like a big oven so yeah it saves on electric costs in that respect. And it's easier to clean than a standard oven saving you both time and money. If you have a large family can be tricky to cook everything at same time though as its smaller :smiley:

kracker69

7 Sep 16 1 #5

Cracking machines i use mine every day ,great for everyday use .still haven't attempted a chicken yet i paid £21 from Costco 18 months ago and still rocking .probably worth paying a bit more to get the accessories & ring extender

joanne10

7 Sep 16 1 #6

I've had mine 15 years now, looks worse for wear but still works normally. I paid £30 from tjhughes and its used everyday :smiley:

CardboardCutout

7 Sep 16 #8

"Half an hour" ?!, that's an exaggeration, surely...

abi10

7 Sep 16 2 #9

Mother-in-law bought me one of these so thought it was going to be crap - was actually very pleasantly surprised!
Especially handy when cooking roasts with all the trimmings as one oven isn't big enough. I cook the chicken in here and it comes out much nicer than my normal oven - chicken is juicy whilst the skin is crispy! Yum!
Can't comment on this specific model but that's my experience with halogen ovens in general

Gollywood

7 Sep 16 1 #10

Fablanta.

I took out a SquareDeal policy for a TV.

After 3 years I had an issue with one of the HDMI sockets.

Got a full refund & they took the TV away within 3 days.

I was staggered by the ease & speed at which they operated

fablanta to Gollywood

7 Sep 16 #14

Thanks for the info. Gollywood. I barely even notice the SquareDeal option anymore but I shall give it serious consideration in future. Had I known I would deffo have taken it out on my new (2nd spare) oven :smiley:

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