Panasonic NB-G110P 1300-Watt FlashXpress Compact Double Infrared Toaster Oven

Last updated: May 17, 2023


Thanks to the front and back infrared heating elements, this toaster oven is able to cook food through evenly. The temperature control button allows you to quickly choose between 250 and 500 degrees Fahrenheit. There are also several preset buttons for things like toast, pizza and hashbrowns.

Panasonic NB-G110P 1300-Watt FlashXpress Compact Double Infrared Toaster Oven

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Product Details

Key Takeaway: When you open this toaster oven's glass door, the rack automatically pulls toward you for ease of use.

In our analysis of 85 expert reviews, the Panasonic FlashXpress Compact Toaster Oven placed 6th when we looked at the top 21 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.

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Expert Reviews


What reviewers liked

Tailor made for breads, individual pizzas, leftovers, and frozen foods, the infrared elements heat instantly and efficiently with no preheating required, and deliver fast results.
- Foodal
The double Infrared light cooks food up to 40 percent faster.
- Delish
When you don’t have enough time on your hands, the compact Panasonic FlashXpress (appx. $117) can come to the rescue. It cooks up to 40 percent quicker than other models, thanks to ceramic and quartz heating elements that don’t require preheating.
The Panasonic FlashXpress Toaster Oven employs a double infrared heating system that cooks faster than other toaster ovens. The established presets nearly guarantee well-cooked food.
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Not only is Panasonic's toaster the smallest oven on this roundup, it's also a powerful addition to your kitchen that uses infrared technology to eliminate the need for it to preheat, thus cooking your food 40 percent faster than traditional convection ovens.
- Bustle
It makes use of double-infrared technology (both ceramic and quartz elements provide near and far heating, respectively) which does two important things: it eliminates the need to preheat the unit (or if you’d prefer to look at it another way, the annoying wait for the toaster to get hot), and it cooks food as much as 40% faster than normal heating elements.
This compact toaster oven was among the best at evenly toasting bread, baking cookies, and bringing frozen foods to life. It performed as well as or better than competitors that cost significantly more.
The take home from this is that it does not need much space on your kitchen counter, but it can make you 4 bread toasts or 9-inch pizza at once.
Yes, there is an interior light, but it is not a normal interior light. The top near-infrared light cooks food but it also doubles as an interior light. You can press the LIGHT button to temporarily turn it on so yo can see inside without opening the door.

What reviewers didn't like

Some users on Amazon have noted that the power button (and others) fail after some use. Several reviewers report they need to repeatedly push, continuously hold down, or wiggle and jiggle the buttons to get them engaged.
- Foodal
The Panasonic is on the small side, so don’t expect it to accommodate a 9-inch pizza. Also, the buttons are fiddly, the temperature setting is calibrated for Celsius, and the timer only goes up to 25 minutes.
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This Panasonic isn’t a substitute for your kitchen oven; it doesn’t have a convection function, and it isn’t meant for baking bread or roasting meat.
For accomplishing bigger tasks, consider getting our other picks
Limited interior space that can’t roast a chicken for instance.
There is no convection cooking.
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