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About the Product - 1800W Toaster Oven/Air Fryer
- Fits 6 slices of bread/3-pound chicken/bake 12" pizza
- Adjustable timer thermostat/60-minute timer/auto-shutoff
- Nonstick/easy-clean interior
- Stainless Steel Design/BPA free product
Includes - Cuisinart TOA-60 Stainless Steel AirFryer/Toaster Convection Oven
- Oven Light
- Oven Rack
- Backing Pan
- Air Fryer Rack/Basket
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cons
- this runs hotter than the dial claims
- not a set it and forget it air fryer. Even after two years, I don't air fry anything without constantly checking on it.
- Not as efficient of an air fryer as a dedicated plastic one - but it does the job just fine for me.
- included accessories are a pain in the ass to clean.
pros
- interior volume , you can make way more food at a time and it will cook better as you can keep things in a single layer.
- toaster/air fryer functionality. I always grew up with toaster ovens. I can't imagine living without one. I'd rather have a slightly worse air fryer that can do both.
- design looks a lot better than a giant plastic air fryer - and will probably last longer.
- never had a single issue fitting an entire frozen pizza in here, cooks way faster, easier, and cooler than using an oven.
Sucks that its up to $130 as a deal, but I guess thats everything these days. I got this for around $100 a couple years back and would recommend it to anyone who cares to put a little bit of work in to make the best food you can out of an oven/air fryer. If you want to set it and forget it, you're gonna hate this, dont get it.
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I bit on this prior for the advertised 12" inside space (pizza) and already on it's way back. Still using my junk recalled Insignia that varies, but still more accurate with temperature, I don't think I want anymore spring/analog timers.
I don't just "set and forget", I'm always checking whatever I'm cooking. So, its shortcomings don't bother me. What it does do well is it heats up fast, cooks food quickly and evenly, and gets plenty hot when I need the extra heat.
I was worried about excess heat coming off the top of the oven since I have only an inch-and-a-half of space clearance beneath the kitchen cabinets. However, that hasn't been a problem at all.
Some customers complain about the fan noise, but it hasn't been a problem for me. Fact is, I wouldn't have noticed the fan at all except for the other customer complaints. Certainly not as noisy as my microwave oven's fan.
I got the white version and am pleased with its clean look. I can't say much on how dependable it is since I've only been using it a month, but so far so good.
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cons
- this runs hotter than the dial claims
- not a set it and forget it air fryer. Even after two years, I don't air fry anything without constantly checking on it.
- Not as efficient of an air fryer as a dedicated plastic one - but it does the job just fine for me.
- included accessories are a pain in the ass to clean.
pros
- interior volume , you can make way more food at a time and it will cook better as you can keep things in a single layer.
- toaster/air fryer functionality. I always grew up with toaster ovens. I can't imagine living without one. I'd rather have a slightly worse air fryer that can do both.
- design looks a lot better than a giant plastic air fryer - and will probably last longer.
- never had a single issue fitting an entire frozen pizza in here, cooks way faster, easier, and cooler than using an oven.
Sucks that its up to $130 as a deal, but I guess thats everything these days. I got this for around $100 a couple years back and would recommend it to anyone who cares to put a little bit of work in to make the best food you can out of an oven/air fryer. If you want to set it and forget it, you're gonna hate this, dont get it.
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It's true that the temp is wildly inaccurate, but we got the hang of it pretty quickly.
Make sure you put the tray in the lower position for air frying.
The function knob on ours broke a few weeks ago (after 2.5 years of daily use), and Cuisinart warranty service was really good.
I don't just "set and forget", I'm always checking whatever I'm cooking. So, its shortcomings don't bother me. What it does do well is it heats up fast, cooks food quickly and evenly, and gets plenty hot when I need the extra heat.
I was worried about excess heat coming off the top of the oven since I have only an inch-and-a-half of space clearance beneath the kitchen cabinets. However, that hasn't been a problem at all.
Some customers complain about the fan noise, but it hasn't been a problem for me. Fact is, I wouldn't have noticed the fan at all except for the other customer complaints. Certainly not as noisy as my microwave oven's fan.
I got the white version and am pleased with its clean look. I can't say much on how dependable it is since I've only been using it a month, but so far so good.
I bit on this prior for the advertised 12" inside space (pizza) and already on it's way back. Still using my junk recalled Insignia that varies, but still more accurate with temperature, I don't think I want anymore spring/analog timers.
Better than the Target deal: $229.99 + $100 Target GC.
If they cannot get it right the second time through with a refurbished unit, I have to believe it was/is a poor design issue. From buying a few and reading reviews across many brands, types and styles of air fryers, I don't know that spending more money will get better quality.
The OP looks great with the drop down door, but a bit small inside for a 12" pizza and prefer digital settings that are also accurate. I am always multi-tasking and like washing clothes, I don't want to watch it do it's job.