1800W Ninja Digital Air Fry 10-in-1 XL Smart Oven (Various Colors, Refurbished) Expired

Best toaster oven I've ever used. We got ours off woot maybe two or three years ago now for $55ish. The sp101 model, as a s&d refurb. It wasn't s&d at all, and wasn't too bad refurb-wise. A bit of cleaning needed at the fan area, that came off easily. We easily use it multiple times a day.

I've found all the cooking times for toasting and baking need to be turned down by say 10-20% (10min on the box really ends up needing to be no more than 8min) usually. It preheats in a minute or less. My wife really likes it for bagels and toast. I'm hooked on using it for pizzas and chicken tenders.
Having it flip up is such a simple thing that I can't believe no one has thought to do this before and it takes up such a small amount of space for how big it is that way. Hands down best countertop appliance I've ever owned.
As far as cleaning goes, it is very easy. The underside panel opens and comes off completely so you can just flip it up, pop the panel off, and get inside it np.

If you want brand new, keep an eye out on kohls. In April 2023 I got a brand new one for $97 + $20 kohls cash (I had a filler to bring my total just over $100). Oven at the time was $149. Had a 35% kohls card coupon (they have 30% atm w/card) and the $10 kohls cash for every $50 spent type deal. (Also going on now as well). 30% coupon might be targeted, I dunno, got it in my email this go around. Unfortunately, the ovens are $199 now. Still though, with 30% and kohls cash you could end up paying $120 before tax, and get $20 kohls cash. Basically $100 for a brand new one.
If you can wait, maybe they might roll out the $149 oven price again for the holidays and similar deal as currently going on, but who knows.
** we only use the air frying for tater tot's and French fry's on rare occasions and its fine but not great. Baking and toasting is where it is at with this guy, at least with our older sp101 model.

This airfryer would be difficult to wash.