Air Fryer Toaster Oven with Grill, 1800W 8-1 Air Fryer Oven with Bake, Convection Bake, Grill, Broil and Warm Options, Large Capacity, 60-Minute Timer, TOA-70W, White

This Cuisinart Air Fryer, toaster over, with grill is amazing. It absolutely works great. We purchased this after finding out that some of the ones with plastic were putting toxic fumes into our food. It was easy to use and set up. We dont need the giant toaster that we had because we can do it in this. It is easier to use and clean up than our previous product. French fries and wings are one of our favorite things to cook. They are easy after a hard day. That is what this machine does for us. It makes life easier and has great capacity perfect for our needs. The space saving alone is a gem.

After 2 days with this I am over the moon happy. It has analog controls...none of the confusing press here-then here-then over here. Quite simply turn a knob and it works. The air fryer is surprisingly quiet....but works as advertised. Comes with lots of options...basket, tray, oven rack, and two sided grill pan. I have not tried all the options...but it remains cool on the outside...the top gets a bit hot...but will not burn if you accidentally touch it. It will take a bit of time to get used to how quickly it cooks...just keep an eye on your food. You want a negative? The interior light does not stay on when you open the door. Kind of goofy...but you get used to it.

Great little oven! the roasting/air frying/broiling/toasting cavity is small, but it will hold a four pound hen easily. The most amazing feature is the oven outside and top do NOT get too hot to touch! Temperature control is excellent and, although the door must be closed to operate, it is possible to insert a temperature probe in the food and close the door. The oven will operate, even when the door is closed on the probe cable. The controls are straight forward and labeled clearly, however the multiple of dial controls can be confusing when setting the oven for a specific function. Take time to learn the operation of the oven and you will be satisfied with the performance. I have not tried the oven as an air flyer except to re-heat previously fried foods (fired chicken, fried fish, french fries, onion rings, etc.). It works great to re-heat, but watch carefully as the food can become burnt in just a few moments. It is a great little oven for a small family.

ok, so first, this is a very good countertop toaster and oven. I like the fact it doesn't take up a lot of counter space, it's easy to clean, and the controls are mechanical instead of digital. I like the fact it offers a ton of versatility. So far I've used it to bake small casseroles, toast bread, heat sub sandwiches, cook fish and chicken patties, and while I haven't cooked a pizza in it, I have tested that it'll handle a 12" pizza. However, the vertical opening is more shorter than I expected and I've learned to use a silicone oven mitt to pull the tray out to remove anything that's in as opposed to reaching in - even a single layer of toast can be risky. tbh, I'm still trying to figure out how to cook a whole chicken in it as the manufacturer says is possible without cutting the chicken down the breastbone and laying it flat... I'm also still trying to figure out the temperature/time adjustments like others have reported. So far it appears that 50 degrees cooler and about 3/4 of the recommended time may be the magic numbers, but I'm not sure. Having said all that, this appliance comes with several trays that are useful. I especially like the toaster tray that's crooked on the arms as that lets me insert it so the tray is higher for toast, and flip it so it's lower for subs. So far the baking tray is extremely easy to clean, even when something spills off parchment paper I use as a protective layer. I haven't tried the air fryer function or basket, or the grill yet.

This Airfryer Toaster Oven is WONDERFUL!!!!! It actually does what it says it will do. I am excited to have healthy, crispy, tofu and veggies without having to bathe them in olive or avocado oil. Highly recommend this product. Great value and easy to operate.

We desperately needed a new toaster oven and I wanted one that could function as a small oven, not just a toaster, but it also had to fit in a relatively small space ( ~ 18.5” inches wide) yet still be big enough to be actually functional. This one is far beyond my expectations and it works great! I’m so pleased and impressed. It’s easy to use with intuitive functions, and without so much digital stuff you have to have a manual to even turn it on. It’s large enough inside to easily hold four large slices of bread or bagels and still have room to spare, plus it does air fry and convection bake beautifully! Highly recommended

I haven't had it long enough to thoroughly test all the functions or say anything about durability or longevity but so far I'm very impressed. I've used it most often as a toaster and at that it's hands down the best toaster I've ever owned. The oven and air fryer functions also work quite well though... I kind of wish that setting precise time and temperature was easier, maybe more gradations on the control panel? It would also be nice if if there was a light that went off when it reaches temperature. It's not a lot larger, other than height, than the 6-slice toaster oven it replaced which is very nice in my tiny little kitchen. Lastly, it looks and feels very well put together, just like my Cuisinart Crock-Pot and coffee maker.

Replaced my beloved Oster. Rule #1: Analog only, no digital! Did some temp comparisons while switching them out. LOVE/LIKE: - interior LIGHT! - sits a bit HIGHER so food is a bit more visible while cooking, saving my bad neck. - enjoying the KNOBS on top instead of on the side. - 1800 Watts (my Oster was 1400W). - FAN for air fry/convection is fairly quiet (& I’m a good judge, I have sensory sensitivities). - FAN is top-mount (not on the side like the Oster). I didn’t check the specs, but is seems far superior to the Oster fan. - KNOBS are easy to turn and ergonomically designed for finger tips. Big, round, resistant knobs were always annoyingly awkward for my small hands. - The HANDLE itself stays cool to the touch (105º). - EDIT: forgot to add, the 'drawer style' pull-out CRUMB TRAY is below the door, removable w/o opening door & maneuvering it out. YAY. APPLES/ORANGES: - There is about 2” less ‘HEIGHT’ from lower rack to heating element, which I guess is a compromise for having top knobs. I noted this prior to purchase and decided I’d adapt. And the rack is flip-over friendly, so can gain more height as needed, as long as I adjust cooking method/time. - It does sit considerably higher, so HIGHER PROFILE on my counter, but again, a compromise for the top knobs and I’ll adapt. TEMPS External & Internal @350º: - The first 2* uses, chicken wings and 1lb ground beef … I overcooked both. Learning curve to adapt to the higher wattage & faster cooking(!), and @ 350º it cycles up to 400º during the cooking process. *UPDATE: overcooked a few more reheats. This oven loves being an 'OVEN'! I learned to reheat using the 'WARM' cook setting and the 'WARM' temp setting, duh. - The top gap of the DOOR radiates up to 150º at 350º setting. Worse … the black strip across the top of the door (which is behind the handle) was 170º. The door glass was 183º. I did not test beyond the 350º setting. - The SIDES stayed @ 80º, (much better than the Oster @124º!) - The BACK … the body stayed around 110-112º, however, there is a metal guard strip protecting/diffusing the vent on the upper back wall was 160º. - The TOP surface was 118º-125º (the Oster was over 200º). - The countertop UNDER the unit was a mellow 105º. Lastly … I initially turned it on outside with all of the trays, grill, etc inside it to let it ‘off-gas’. The temp tests were done in my kitchen under standard use. Again, love, love, love the interior light! It feels like a sturdy unit & was very well packaged. I do not own/use a microwave … so my toaster oven gets used & abused 2-3X every day. I also use it daily in a sub-tropical climate, hence the concern and curiosity about external radiant temps.