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⌗ Head-to-head · Mini ovens · 2026

Severin TO 2056 vs Steinborg 25 L

Prices in euros from Amazon.de, as of 11 June 2026. Prices and availability may differ on Amazon.co.uk.

By Seydhan Cakmak · Editor-in-chief · Last checked: · AI-translated from the German original

Two mini ovens with a fan for kitchens without a built-in oven. The Severin scores with a larger cooking chamber and a rotisserie, the Steinborg with a higher maximum temperature and a lower price. We compare cooking chamber, power, temperature, features and price.

Editorial rating based on manufacturer specs and Amazon catalogue data. We do not trial products ourselves. How we rate

Severin TO 2056 Severin

TO 2056

8.6/10 from €100
Steinborg 25 L Fan (1,600 W) Steinborg

25 L fan oven (1,600 W)

8.4/10 from €70
⌗ Head-to-head

Who wins in which category?

CategoryWinnerReasoning
Cooking chamberSeverin TO 205630 litres vs. 25 litres: the Severin holds pizzas and bakes one size bigger
PowerSeverin TO 20561,600 W vs. 1,600 W: equally powerful, both heat the chamber up quickly
Maximum temperatureSteinborg 25 Lup to 250 °C vs. up to 230 °C: the Steinborg adds 20 °C, good for crispy pizza
FeaturesSeverin TO 2056fan + rotisserie + interior light + 120-minute timer vs. fan + 60-minute timer: the Severin offers a chicken spit and a longer timer
FootprintSeverin TO 205645.3 × 40 × 34.5 cm vs. approx. 46 × 35 × 30 cm: close, the Severin is a little shallower in width, the Steinborg deeper and narrower
PriceSteinborg 25 Lfrom €70 vs. from €100
⌗ Editorial recommendation

Which one is right for you?

If you want more cooking space, a rotisserie for chicken and an established brand, choose the Severin TO 2056. If you mainly want a high 250 °C for pizza and the lowest price, the Steinborg 25 L gives you the hotter oven for the money, but you have to accept no-name support.

⌗ Frequently asked questions

Severin TO 2056 or Steinborg 25 L? Short answer.

Which is better: Severin TO 2056 or Steinborg 25 L?

It depends on your priority. Cooking chamber: Severin TO 2056 (30 litres vs. 25 litres: the Severin holds pizzas and bakes one size bigger); power: Severin TO 2056 (1,600 W vs. 1,600 W: equally powerful, both heat the chamber up quickly); maximum temperature: Steinborg 25 L (up to 250 °C vs. up to 230 °C: the Steinborg adds 20 °C, good for crispy pizza). The verdict of this comparison explains which model suits which type of user.

How do the Severin TO and the Steinborg 25 differ?

The Severin TO and the Steinborg 25 differ mainly in these points: cooking chamber (advantage Severin TO 2056), power (advantage Severin TO 2056), maximum temperature (advantage Steinborg 25 L), features (advantage Severin TO 2056), footprint (advantage Severin TO 2056), price (advantage Steinborg 25 L).

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