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HOMCOM
800-076V80 2 lb Bread Maker

For three listed loaf sizes and a broad but incompletely named menu. A closer look at the benefits, the limitations, and the alternatives.

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Our take

Walmart's listing identifies the HOMCOM 800-076V80 as a bread maker with 1 lb, 1.7 lb, and 2 lb size choices, a claimed 25 preprogrammed options, and Light, Medium, and Dark crust selection. It names Whole Wheat, Dough, Cake, and Bake among the programs and lists a 13-hour delay, one-hour keep-warm period, viewing window, 10-minute memory function, and fruit/nut dispenser. The exact-model listing provides a useful starting point, but no operating manual was found and the full menu is not shown. Gluten Free appears in the product title but not as a named menu item in the feature details. Ubuy's listing for the same Walmart item and manufacturer part says the dispenser adds ingredients automatically, but that seller claim does not document its timing or capacity. Walmart showed the product out of stock with no reviews when inspected. The historical Amazon ASIN has not been verified as this retail variant or as a current offer.

Consider it for

Shoppers considering the listed size choices and named basic specialty programs who can verify the incomplete program, dispenser, and care details before relying on them..

Look elsewhere if

Not for shoppers who require a documented Gluten-Free cycle, a complete model-specific menu and manual, confirmed dispenser behavior, or a current Amazon offer directly tied to the exact model.

Pros & cons

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

What works in its favor

  • The exact-model Walmart listing gives 1 lb, 1.7 lb, and 2 lb choices and identifies 2 lb as the largest size.
  • Whole Wheat, Dough, Cake, and Bake are named, with three crust shades and a viewing window also listed.
  • The listing includes a delay timer, keep-warm claim, memory function, and fruit/nut dispenser accessory.

What to weigh up

  • The 25-program menu is not enumerated and no operating manual was located, leaving many cycles and instructions unknown.
  • Gluten Free appears in the title but is not identified as a program in the feature details.
  • Automatic dispenser operation is supported by a retailer claim only; the old Amazon ASIN and current offer are unverified.

The key details

Published product specifications
Model covered800-076V80
Loaf size1 lb, 1.7 lb, and 2 lb options listed; 2 lb maximum
Specialty programs25 programs claimed; Whole Wheat, Dough, Cake, and Bake named
Timing and control13-hour delay, one-hour keep-warm, and a listed fruit/nut dispenser

Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 1, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.

What the features mean for you

What the exact-model listing establishes

Walmart item 317109219 names HOMCOM and model 800-076V80 and places it in the bread-maker category. This gives the packet an exact retail model anchor even though there is no maker operating manual in the inspected sources. A secondary Homeer tracker associates historical ASIN B099PNFZQY with a related manufacturer part, and Amazon did not provide a page confirming that mapping. Keep the model identity tied to the Walmart item and treat the Amazon identifier as historical candidate evidence only. Walmart's listing was out of stock and had no ratings or reviews when checked, so those conditions are recorded as the state observed then rather than a promise about present availability.

Three size choices and the named program evidence

The listing gives 1 lb, 1.7 lb, and 2 lb loaf choices and describes 2 lb as the maximum. It claims 25 preprogrammed options, but names only some of them in the available details: Whole Wheat, Dough, Bake, and Cake are explicit. That evidence can support those reported uses, not an invented full program table. The title includes Gluten Free, while its feature details do not name a Gluten-Free menu or explain a recipe. Someone who needs that precise setting should confirm it in instructions for the exact 800-076V80 before purchase. The listing also gives three crust shades. It does not state loaf orientation, program timing, or which bread courses pair with each size.

Dispenser and scheduling claims

Walmart lists a fruit/nut dispenser among the accessories. Its own description does not explain how it works, and it does not state a capacity or release point. Ubuy's item copy, tied to the same Walmart item number and manufacturer part US800-076V800131, says the dispenser adds ingredients automatically. This is seller-copy corroboration rather than a model-specific instruction. Walmart lists delay of up to 13 hours, one-hour keep-warm after baking, and a 10-minute memory function, but none of the inspected descriptions identifies timer-eligible programs or explains exactly how memory behaves after a power interruption. Treat these as listing claims and do not depend on an undocumented sequence for perishable ingredients or recovery.

Pan, controls, and counter planning

The listing describes an aluminum-alloy pan with a protective coating, an LCD and knob control, a glass viewing window, and a stainless-steel frame. It does not identify the coating chemistry, establish ceramic construction, say whether parts are dishwasher-safe, or specify loaf orientation. The listed dimensions are 14.25 inches long by 11 inches wide by 13 inches high, with a 500 W rating at 110–120 V / 60 Hz. These figures can help a shopper make an initial counter and outlet check, but the absence of a manual means installation, care, and control behavior are not independently confirmed. A compact-footprint label is not inferred from the dimensions alone.

Who should consider it

This model may suit a shopper who values the listed 1 lb, 1.7 lb, and 2 lb sizes, three crust shades, and named Whole Wheat, Dough, Cake, and Bake options, and who is comfortable verifying the remainder of the feature set. It is not a strong evidence match for someone who needs a confirmed Gluten-Free program, exact cycle times, detailed timer rules, known paddle count, or a maker's care instructions. Check the appliance label against 800-076V80 and ask for its own instruction manual before treating dispenser behavior, memory recovery, or any title-only specialty claim as certain. The tagged Amazon link searches by model code; it does not assert that B099PNFZQY is the same exact current product.

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Before you buy

What loaf sizes does the listing give?

Walmart lists 1 lb, 1.7 lb, and 2 lb choices, with 2 lb as the maximum.

Does this model have a Gluten-Free program?

The product title says Gluten Free, but the feature description does not name a dedicated menu setting. Verify the exact model's instructions before relying on it.

Does the fruit/nut dispenser add ingredients automatically?

Ubuy's listing tied to the same item and manufacturer part says it does; Walmart lists the accessory but does not explain its operation. Capacity and release timing remain unknown because no manual was found.

What is the delay range?

Walmart lists up to 13 hours, but the eligible programs and timer convention are not described.

Is B099PNFZQY a verified Amazon listing for 800-076V80?

No. A secondary tracker associates the historical ASIN with a related part, but the Amazon page did not establish the exact model or a current offer.

Where can I check the current price?

Use the Amazon link for current offers. Check the exact model, seller, product condition, delivery, and return terms. This page does not display a live price or confirm stock.

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

Walmart's listing identifies the HOMCOM 800-076V80 as a bread maker with 1 lb, 1.7 lb, and 2 lb size choices, a claimed 25 preprogrammed options, and Light, Medium, and Dark crust selection. It names Whole Wheat, Dough, Cake, and Bake among the programs and lists a 13-hour delay, one-hour keep-warm period, viewing window, 10-minute memory function, and fruit/nut dispenser. The exact-model listing provides a useful starting point, but no operating manual was found and the full menu is not shown. Gluten Free appears in the product title but not as a named menu item in the feature details. Ubuy's listing for the same Walmart item and manufacturer part says the dispenser adds ingredients automatically, but that seller claim does not document its timing or capacity. Walmart showed the product out of stock with no reviews when inspected. The historical Amazon ASIN has not been verified as this retail variant or as a current offer.

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