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I have used this for about 6 months, coming off 10 years of a breeville. Overall, I've had pretty good results cooking with it. It has more depth and width, but significantly less height. The height matters for a couple reasons. First off, my oven pusher/puller doesn't fit below the rack. Second, it is harder to get stuff out because your hands can't fit in the opening at all, meaning the rack has to come all the way out. I also smell things I am cooking more. It may have to do with the increased air flow from the air fryer function, but it is noticable. Finally, the flip feels like a gimmick. To use it the oven has to be ~6" further from the wall, because the whole body ends up behind the base. So if you have little space and want to put it fully away every time including shifting it back and forth, maybe it works for you.
I have used this for about 6 months, coming off 10 years of a breeville. Overall, I've had pretty good results cooking with it. It has more depth and width, but significantly less height. The height matters for a couple reasons. First off, my oven pusher/puller doesn't fit below the rack. Second, it is harder to get stuff out because your hands can't fit in the opening at all, meaning the rack has to come all the way out. I also smell things I am cooking more. It may have to do with the increased air flow from the air fryer function, but it is noticable. Finally, the flip feels like a gimmick. To use it the oven has to be ~6" further from the wall, because the whole body ends up behind the base. So if you have little space and want to put it fully away every time including shifting it back and forth, maybe it works for you.
Yeah I really like Ninja products in general (their basket fryer has been the best we've ever had), but I never understood the appeal of this, as the flip gimmick doesn't seem to save THAT much space, and it really limits what you can put in the oven. We do rotisserie chicken and two tall rows of stuff.
I think a regular air fryer toaster oven is much more practical (we have one along with the basket style air fryer)
Yeah I really like Ninja products in general (their basket fryer has been the best we've ever had), but I never understood the appeal of this, as the flip gimmick doesn't seem to save THAT much space, and it really limits what you can put in the oven. We do rotisserie chicken and two tall rows of stuff.
I think a regular air fryer toaster oven is much more practical (we have one along with the basket style air fryer)
100%. And these Ninja ones are horribly insulated and throw a ton of heat.
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I think a regular air fryer toaster oven is much more practical (we have one along with the basket style air fryer)
I think a regular air fryer toaster oven is much more practical (we have one along with the basket style air fryer)
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