Cuisinart TOA-65 Digital Air Fryer Toaster Oven (Refurb w/ Extended warranty) EXPIRED

Ordered one to replace my old Cuisinart toaster oven that has a broken knob. Thanks!

Quote from TheDealSpiel : I have this one and love it. Pans ARE dishwasher safe and clean very easily. For the two of us it completely replaced our oven and we use it daily. Air fryer may not get as crispy as some others out there but the convenience of having an all in one appliance is perfect for me. I got it for $99 a few years ago when jc penny had a price mistake and it's probably been my favorite purchase from here since. Let me know if you have any questions! Tldr: would recommend

Same across the board. One of the best purchases I've ever made, got it from Costco for $160 and worth every penny.

I got this new from Costco awhile back. It hasn't been my favorite toaster oven due to temperature inaccuracies (food will cook much faster than times listed on boxes- you've been warned!) but it's been overall ok and we do use and like the air fryer option.

I'd guess there are better options in this price range but if you need something now- don't hesitate.

I like this, it's my first air fryer. All I needed was a toaster oven but I'll never go back now.

Quote from z3niMAGiNE : I got this new from Costco awhile back. It hasn't been my favorite toaster oven due to temperature inaccuracies (food will cook much faster than times listed on boxes- you've been warned!) but it's been overall ok and we do use and like the air fryer option. I'd guess there are better options in this price range but if you need something now- don't hesitate.

Packaging for food doesn't list times for convection ovens or air fryers usually, but you can use traditional oven instructions as a reference point. For a lot of things I just go 25F lower and the same time.

Quote from LauraH4705 : I'm pretty sure this is the one I saw clearanced down today at Costco for $120.

Clearanced at Costco, as in a open box item? Not sure ever saw anything like that at the store.

Quote from njdealguy : Clearanced at Costco, as in a open box item? Not sure ever saw anything like that at the store.

It wasn't open box. But, it was different than the other cusinart digital air fryers that were at the store. There was just one left for $120, but it was bigger and more advanced than the other ones.

I own one of these. Bought brand new from Costco about 6 months ago. It is nice, BUT somewhat less convenient than a traditional air fryer (getting the tray in and out requires use of a pot holder, basket/tray can be a pain to clean with certain foods, buttons/menus are a little confusing). Still, I can definitely recommend. The final cooked product that comes out of this unit is almost always perfect, and the tray/basket is dishwasher safe.

This is now $119.99 from dealparade on eBay [ebay.com] with the standard Allstate 2 year warranty for certified refurbished items. I checked eBay before placing my order with BuyDig yesterday but the best price was around $160 yesterday.

My order from BuyDig is already shipped so I'll pass on the eBay deal but hopefully someone else can benefit. The return shipping cost on this is probably not worth the difference.

Just put in order for one, not sure if 2.5% cash back is even worth the time of signing up for SD Rewards.

Like a used mattress

the feedback here is gold.

paraphrasing:
not accurate, nor easy to clean. That being said, I'm a HUGE fan, and this air fryer is (somehow still) a game changer
doesn't get as crispy as others but best SD purchase ever, would recommend
heats 50 degrees more than others (seriously? that's a YUGE difference), knob has issues going in one direction. makes making selections very difficult. racks difficult to clean, while changing or canceling options during cooking is very difficult and non intuitive. "Despite all that it is actually a good useful product."
Ordered one to replace my old Cuisinart toaster oven that has a broken knob (despite the fact that both are made by the same company).
doesn't get good results as oven, burns most of what i bake, "not sure if it keeps accurate enough temperature or maybe it gives off too much radiant heat." Would buy this again if it broke
I use foil cause racks are a little difficult to clean and even tho it tends to burn or overcook food, love mine.
knob is terrible, button sticks "and just generally goes crazy. I also agree the drip tray sucks but foil was fine." it works great
similar model broke after lasting a WHOLE TWO YEARS! but i expect this one to be a good upgrade
(My personal favorite) it makes really bad noises, so much so it had to get replaced (I'm so lucky the for-profit corporation who made this faulty product actually honored their own warranty; how generous of them!) yet the new one STILL makes noises, and occasionally have to unplug then plug it back in or "hit it on the side until the noise stops"... overall i really like the oven, it's awesome..

and the one poster w/ a similar model who dares to disagree w/ the fanboys by giving it negative reviews got 3X more dislikes than likes (initially I gave him a thumbs up then went to change it but for some odd reason, Slickdeals won't let me). this thread sounds like a support group for stockholm syndrome...

owned the "analog" version of this. Lasted 2 1/2 years and died. I would just buy my next model from costco. Cooks chicken so good.

Quote from en1t : This is now $119.99 from dealparade on eBay [ebay.com] with the standard Allstate 2 year warranty for certified refurbished items. I checked eBay before placing my order with BuyDig yesterday but the best price was around $160 yesterday. My order from BuyDig is already shipped so I'll pass on the eBay deal but hopefully someone else can benefit. The return shipping cost on this is probably not worth the difference.

The linked eBay unit, CTOA-130PC1 is a bit smaller. I believe that it is the Coscto model which is 16.75" X 15.6" X 14.0" vs the TOA-65 which measures 17" X 21.73" X 15.75". Depending on how much counter space you have, the smaller size may be better for you.

Not sure if this is exactly the same one but found this on eBay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/31355127...Sw0GVgtsQ~

Says it comes with 90 day manufacturer's warranty and 2 year Allstate warranty.

Quote from gohan_d1 : Can you give a recommendation what to buy instead of this?

Returned it to Costco and bought the ninja foodi.
its a lot wider and shorter, so its great at cooking pizzas and thin foods, but your not going to cook a chicken in there.
Decide what you cook and if its not "tall" food it's great!
cookies come out perfect, pizzas and fries take a little longer than the cuisinart but way better end product.