I Tried June Oven for 3 Months | Best Toaster Oven?
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I Tried June Oven for 3 Months | Best Toaster Oven? Owen Poole, our resident CNET Home chef, upgrades his kitchen by testing out the June Oven, a 12-in-1 smart convection oven. In this video, Owen talks about his 3 month experience with the June Smart Oven. He goes over the June Oven unboxing, the oven's cooking methods - which some include: toasting, roasting, broiling, baking, proofing, dehydrating, grilling, air frying and a few more - and his verdict on whether or not the June Oven will replace your old toaster oven.
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▬ VIDEO CHAPTERS ▬
0:00 - Introduction
0:38 - Unboxing & Cookware Accessories
2:40 - How To Control The June Oven
4:24 - Making Toast In The June Oven
5:10 - Cooking Programs With The June Oven
6:23 - June Oven Breakfast Sandwich
7:40 - How To Cook Meat With The June Oven
8:40 - June Oven Functions & Capacity
10:28 - June Oven Frustrations
11:53 - 3 Months In: Best Toaster Oven?
14:08 - Conclusion
I just got a June oven as a gift from my daughter. I love it. It seems to do everything. I like having the apps and recipes too.
Cast iron is one of the most underrated kitchen items imo, it's insanely powerful in the right hands, it has many properties that are unmatched by ANYTHING and make crispy, perfect, exquisite foods if used well.
Also lasts forever, sometimes OG simplicity is the best
What can the cast iron cook on this better than the regular tray?
I agree about the glass. I used a Spatty stick with paper towel to clean in between the glass. I wish they would come out with another model that you have access to the inner glass panels to clean.Overall I really enjoy this oven. Amazing how it can even do hard boiled eggs. Tried it and it works great. I could never go back to using a blah toaster oven. This does it all.
I love my June oven. However, I purchased it on an amazing sale on Amazon. It was just luck that I happened to find it at a better price. It was also before the most recent price hike. It was still quite expensive. I am now addicted to it and would find it difficult to cook without it.
I’m glad he brought up the dirty oven I was going to say something but I figured to wait 😂
Looks awesome and thanks for your honest eval
My small handle, swiffer cleans in between the glass without issue. Roast or airfry programs with the temperature probe always make fantastic dinners.
How do you clean the oven ?
Completely agree about the business model. Sell it with everything.
Let me help some people it starts at 1,300 USD
aaaaahh lame lol
Have you tested any less expensive alternatives?
looks cool but that price tag.... ouch!
You proof dough, homie.
I don't care how much high tech it has, $1,300 for a friggin' toaster oven is laughable.
interesting.
I doubt people are running out to spend $1000 for a toaster oven....But $200 for a Cuisinart is more acceptable --like I did :)......I have used this frequently and it does a great job...Toast, Air Fry , Bake , etc etc.....its well worth it......and the cast iron grill that comes with it is awesome .......I haven't use my outdoor grill one in a few months.....One thing I'll ask you ....that picture of the inside bothers me too on how dirty it gets...Is there a way to clean it?
This is one of the toaster ovens that you can actually use Easy Off on. So you don't have to clean it after every use but yea I noticed his oven was really dirty.
Smart phone and video paired with the camera to recognize food is fantastic. We use it every day.
Other than the software, I didn't see anything here that the Cuisinart Toaster oven doesn't do. And like the video, I never use my "real" oven for the same reasons he calls out. It is not very accurate, and it heats up the kitchen. Looks like the top Cuisinart is about $300. It has presets for several types of cooking, like Roast, Toast, Pizza, Air Fry etc. Not quite as automatic, but I'll take the extra $600- $1,000 and buy a LOT of steaks. And the biggest thing for me is the Cuisinart holds temp perfectly when compared to a regular oven.
How do you keep the cameras functioning? Don't they get covered in spattered baked on impossible to remove crap?
Camera and oven lights are in the top behind glass, routine wet paper towel cleaning, and deep cleaning with low fume easy off is simple
Must you have the music in the background? I prefer to listen to your voice without the music because sometimes I could hardly hear all the words you are saying.
Do not buy their oven. They break every 2 years. We’ve gone through 3 replacement and now they are asking us to pay $450 w/ a 60 day warranty. They are neat while they last but they can’t repair them so instead the want you to buy a full replacement. DO NOT BUY. You have been warned.
Did you know they make a pizza stone for this ?
Pizza Stones needs temp over 550 degrees .....these toaster oven don't go that high
Do you really have to keep it connected to wifi? Sounds like they are skimming data to sell...
plus THE 5G!!!! 😂😂
Why do you ask for comments ? You hardly respond in any video!!!!
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comment help youtube reccomend his videos to people, so they all ask to like and comment so they can get more views
This thing was not durable at all. The elements on top are fragile. Our cleaning lady killed it.
I am late to the game. You kept similar thumbnails but I stopped watching the videos and now I realize you changed names. What happened to Jeff?
Once I got over that truly ugly T-shirt, it was very informative.
Nope. I don't see the advantages. And I sure as heck don't want an oven that has a camera in it and can talk to my watch! Just looks like more potential 'privacy' concerns -- like all the Google or Amazon or other devices people are bringing into their homes, that listen to their every move and respond without even being directed. What, people can't cook now without digital touchscreens and being connected to wifi, and being informed on your watch that 'your food is ready' ? And the price on this June Oven is ridiculous. I got my last toaster oven, practically brand new, at the Goodwill for $25, about 10 years ago. It still works great.
All in all, this device makes no sense. One of the high-end air fryers -- multi-featured and oven shaped (not basket-style), for under $200 -- are a much better bang for the buck.
“I don’t see the advantages.” You’re trying too hard to hate on this thing. Yeah the price is ridiculous but let’s not pretend that there’s no benefits to it.
This a lot more than a toaster oven. It essentially replaces your oven and then some. It’s great if you don’t want to heat up an entire oven for smaller meals. It bakes, roasts, air fries, etc. Also, the programmed settings are wonderful bc it allows the oven to roast for a certain period, top brown, and bake all for one dish to have it come out perfectly. If you don’t appreciate the efficiency of all in one appliances then you should stick with your multiple devices from Goodwill. CNET reviews tech type items and seems that you’re not their target market…
The camera faces down towards the food, not at the room, or outside the unit. Smart software actually recognizes food and will offer recipes to match what it sees. Salmon fillet and asparagus or other recipes in the database are tested for the cookbook and easy drop menu
@@jims5656 It really is amazing how it recognizes different foods and then suggests cook times. Truly a smart oven…😀