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Can't wait!!!!

Also, blame @KennethT more.

Always at your service 😃

You need to just make more counter space 😁 I wanna know if I want one or not.

Wow, good find! It does look very similar if not exactly the same as the CSO 500

I saw this too and I couldn't find it available down here. I wonder why? I went to the Cuisinart website, found the customer service email address and sent them an inquiry as to why it isn't being sold here. We will see if they respond.

No she's right here in KS.

PS if you wouldn't have bought that one on EBAY I would have

Sigh I know. My husbands daughter could prolly make a fortune on hers if she keeps holding on to it lol.

Yay!!! I think you made a good decision. I bet your pan fits.

CSO‑300N (Original model) Overall exterior dimensions: 15.5″ wide × 18″ deep × 10.75″ high Cuisinart+7Desertcart+7Consumer Reports+7Home Coffee Solutions+10Amazon+10Desertcart+10. Interior capacity: 0.6 cubic feet (~17 L), enough for a 4.5 lb chicken or a 12″ pizza Foodal+4Amazon+4Pure Food+4. Exact internal dimensions (HxWxD): Unfortunately, no official data specifying interior height, width, and depth (in inches) could be found for the CSO‑300N. CSO‑300N1 (Upgraded model) Overall exterior dimensions: Amazon lists: 18.03″ wide × 23.15″ deep × 14.49″ high (D×W×H) Cuisinart+15Amazon+15Consumer Reports+15Consumer Reports. BuyDig / HomeCoffeeSolutions list the shipped carton (UC) as 17.5″ W × 22.5″ D × 14.5″ H Consumer Reports+7Home Coffee Solutions+7BuyDig+7. Interior capacity: Also 0.6 cubic feet Best Buy+12Amazon+12Home Coffee Solutions+12. Exact internal dimensions: Again, no precise interior H×W×D measurements are publicly available. Summary Model Exterior (W×D×H) Interior Capacity 300N 15.5″ × 18″ × 10.75″ 0.6 cu ft 300N1 ~18″ × 23″ × 14.5″ 0.6 cu ft Both share the same 0.6 cu ft interior, ideal for a 12″ pizza or 4.5-lb chicken. There’s no official breakdown of exact internal height, width, and depth—for that, we'd need access to repair manuals or direct measurement.

This site has one at a huge price When you look at older listings on Amazon, it shows the N1 in the picture, but labels it as just 300N. I'm still searching to find interior measurements of the 300N.

You might ask the seller...the picture listed shows the 300N1, not the 300N........maybe they mislabeled it? However, I'd still buy the 300N even if it doesn't have the steam clean cycle button.....

Chatgpt tells me: The Cuisinart CSO-300N1 is essentially an upgraded version of the CSO‑300N (and earlier CSO‑300C). Here's what sets the N1 apart: 🔧 Key Differences Steam-Clean Function The N1 includes a dedicated "steam clean" cycle—designed to clean the oven by running a steam cycle at approximately 210 °F to loosen residue. The earlier N model lacks this feature Cuisinart+9Amazon+9Home Coffee Solutions+9Cuisinart+2Houzz+2Gardenweb+2. Slightly Larger Interior Reviews and user discussions report that the N1 has marginally increased internal capacity—enough to accommodate cast-iron skillets up to about 10″ at an angle—whereas the N is a bit tighter Thibeault's TableGardenweb. Same Removable Water Reservoir Both the N and N1 share the updated removable water reservoir, which makes steam cleaning and refilling much more convenient than the original CSO‑300 model Houzz. Summary Table Feature CSO‑300N CSO‑300N1 Removable reservoir ✔︎ ✔︎ Steam-clean cycle No ✔︎ Interior capacity Standard (≈ CSO‑300C) Slightly larger lol I note that chatgpt notes our own @Ann_T regarding the interior size

OMG I'm taking over your thread lol. This one on EBAY says it's been taken out of the box but never used.....I'd pull the trigger on it...... “The oven is new, never used. It has been taken out of the box and put back in. It has a tiny dent (1/16") on the edge. User guides are included. Grills and trays are still sealed in original packaging.”Read Lessabout the seller notes