Kitchen · PRODUCT REVIEW

De'Longhi
XU650 Toaster Oven Broiler

For manual Toast, Bake, Broil, and short Keep Warm routines. A closer look at the benefits, the limitations, and the alternatives.

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THE SHORT ANSWER

Our take

Consider XU650 for manual Toast, Bake, Broil, and short Keep Warm use when its source limits and counter spacing suit your kitchen.

Consider it for

For basic manual oven jobs when a measured pizza or cookware fit is not essential..

Look elsewhere if

Not for a confirmed pizza diameter, measured pan fit, selectable convection, Air Fry, a guaranteed timer, or a strict electrical wattage requirement.

Pros & cons

What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.

What works in its favor

  • The guide separates Toast, Bake, Broil, and short Keep Warm routines.
  • Toast uses dual elements, adjustable color, and an end bell with element shutoff.
  • The placement guide gives a two-to-four-inch counter spacing instruction.

What to weigh up

  • The scan cover does not print XU650; the code uses a manual catalog association.
  • The optional TIME dial does not establish a timer on every XU650.
  • Pizza diameter, cookware fit, outside size, weight, frequency, and wattage are missing.

The key details

Published product specifications
Model coveredXU650
Documented cooking modesToast, Bake, Broil, and Keep Warm; top browning uses Broil
Published food-fit referenceSix-slice rack layout; four recommended; pizza diameter unknown
Controls and timerTEMP and Toast Color controls; TIME dial fitment optional
Placement and electrical notesHousehold 120 V AC polarized plug; frequency and wattage not stated
Source and variant boundaryManual catalog association; finish, dimensions, and current offer unknown

Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 4, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.

What the features mean for you

Keep the model association visible

The saved source packet associates XU650 with De'Longhi guide A1-5718109000 through a DEIXU650 manual-catalog entry. The scanned guide cover names a generic toaster-oven-broiler rather than printing XU650, so the code association remains catalog metadata. A compatible crumb-tray record supports the toaster-oven category but does not identify a current seller unit. The old White and Alfredo Ultima wording and historical ASIN are not evidence of a present finish, package, or offer. The guide's household-use statement and polarized plug support domestic comparison, and it specifies a 120 V AC outlet; it does not state frequency or wattage.

The guide names four useful routines

The associated instructions list Toast, Bake, Broil, and Keep Warm, with top browning performed through the Broil position. Keep Warm is described as a short post-cooking hold rather than a way to reheat cold food. The guide does not list a selectable Convection or Air Fry routine. That is a useful boundary for buyers comparing a conventional manual oven with a fan-assisted appliance. The mode list is based on the catalog-linked guide, so verify the labels on an individual unit if its controls differ from the documented family layout. No cooking performance is inferred from the listed procedures.

Toast has its own color and shutoff steps

The manual describes a separate light-to-dark Toast Color control and says Toast heats with both the upper and lower elements. At the end of a timed toast cycle, a bell sounds and the heating elements switch off. The rack is described as accommodating six slices, while the guide recommends four for better results. Treat that as a documented layout and recommendation, not a measured maximum for every slice size. The source does not establish the exact physical cavity opening or a pizza diameter. Its pizza mention is a cooking example and cannot stand in for a published fit measurement.

Bake and Broil details are bounded

The Bake summary reaches a 450°F setting, while a conversion table contains marks through 470°F. Neither one establishes a complete adjustable temperature range or measured accuracy. The Broil routine uses a rack in a shallow pan, does not call for preheating, and directs the user to leave the door at its stop position. Those steps are more useful than assuming all countertop ovens operate alike. The manual does not confirm that the optional TIME control is fitted to every XU650. Some family instructions discuss timers as long as 120 minutes, but that does not verify a timer on this exact unit.

Use the exterior spacing separately from cooking clearance

The guide asks for two to four inches between the appliance and a wall or other counter object. Separately, it specifies a one-inch gap between a glass dish and a heating element; that is internal cooking clearance, not a counter-fit measurement. Several pictured accessories are marked optional, so the parts diagram is not a seller-box guarantee. The saved sources do not provide a pizza diameter, measured pan footprint, cavity dimensions, exterior width or height, or weight. Check the actual unit and cookware before relying on a tight placement or fit decision. No under-cabinet approval is stated.

A narrow recommendation follows the available evidence

XU650 is most relevant when the buyer values manual Toast, Bake, Broil, and short Keep Warm use and can follow the stated counter spacing. A different model is a better starting point when a 9-inch or 12-inch pizza, a measured pan, a numeric timer ceiling, Air Fry, Convection, a complete temperature range, or a known footprint is a must. The old ASIN and White finish wording remain historical clues, not links to a verified current offer. This assessment uses saved source documentation rather than hands-on testing or customer reviews. The tagged exact-model search supports model discovery without asserting seller identity.

What else to compare

Compare BLACK+DECKER TO3280SSD for a stated 12-inch pizza fit, or Oster 6232 for separately documented manual selector routines.

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Before you buy

Does the guide confirm a pizza size?

No. It mentions pizza as a Bake example but does not publish a diameter or measured cavity fit.

Is a 120-minute timer confirmed for every XU650?

No. TIME is marked optional across the guide, so the exact XU650 timer fitment remains unconfirmed.

How much counter spacing does the guide give?

It asks for two to four inches from a wall or nearby counter object; the one-inch dish gap is internal.

Where can I check the current price?

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Sources & review basis

We use the following manufacturer documentation for the product features above. Our suitability notes and buying advice are editorial judgments based on those features, not measured performance results.

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The decision

Choose XU650 only when its documented manual routines and counter spacing fit. Confirm the exact unit's controls because the guide's TIME dial is optional.

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