True Surround Convection: Up to 10X the convection power vs. a traditional full-size convection oven for faster, crispier, and juicy results
Ultimate Versatility: Air Fry, Air Roast, Bake, Whole Roast, Broil, Toast, Bagel, Dehydrate, Reheat, and Pizza, all in one powerful 1800-watt appliance
Smart Cook System: Achieve the perfect doneness from rare to well done at the touch of a button with the integrated Foodi Smart Thermometer—no guesswork required
Quick Family Meals: 90-second oven preheat time and up to 30% faster cooking than a traditional full-size convection oven
Extra-Large Countertop Oven Capacity: 2-level even cooking, no rotating required—fit a 5-lb chicken and a sheet pan of vegetables, 2 12-in pizzas, or a 12-lb turkey
Air Fryer Healthy Meals: Up to 75% less fat when using the Air Fry function vs. traditional deep frying (tested against hand-cut, deep-fried French fries)
Our research indicates that this deal is $100 less (43.5% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $229.99 at the time of this posting.
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True Surround Convection: Up to 10X the convection power vs. a traditional full-size convection oven for faster, crispier, and juicy results
Ultimate Versatility: Air Fry, Air Roast, Bake, Whole Roast, Broil, Toast, Bagel, Dehydrate, Reheat, and Pizza, all in one powerful 1800-watt appliance
Smart Cook System: Achieve the perfect doneness from rare to well done at the touch of a button with the integrated Foodi Smart Thermometer—no guesswork required
Quick Family Meals: 90-second oven preheat time and up to 30% faster cooking than a traditional full-size convection oven
Extra-Large Countertop Oven Capacity: 2-level even cooking, no rotating required—fit a 5-lb chicken and a sheet pan of vegetables, 2 12-in pizzas, or a 12-lb turkey
Air Fryer Healthy Meals: Up to 75% less fat when using the Air Fry function vs. traditional deep frying (tested against hand-cut, deep-fried French fries)
Our research indicates that this deal is $100 less (43.5% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $229.99 at the time of this posting.
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I had one of these for almost three years. I liked it a lot and it got tons of use, never really truly air frying anything as it really does not do that well as it's simply too big it seems. My main complaint was it was quite loud, more than expected. Mother in law got one of these same and hers seemed slightly quieter than mine for some reason, but still loud.
That said I got rid of it when moving a few months back as it was dirty and it was simply time for a new one and just bought a Ninja Dual Heat SP351 for $160 a few weeks back and it is worlds better than this larger model. Cooks much hotter, more evenly, faster, quieter, just crazy how much better it is than this big one. Yes it smaller, but it bakes and cooks better and is overall fantastically better. Even frozen pizza is better. I will not consider one of the big ones again, the quality was just far and away better on the SP351. I'm very happy now. If it lasts 3 year or more like the old one I'll be thrilled.
Just bought new Ninja pots and pans and like those too. Apparently I like the brand at least!
I got early access but I'm waiting for some points to come through. Looking at this and a waffle maker. I'm gonna see if I can get this invoiced in-store to hold the price.
Hmmm, debating between this and the Cuisinart Air Fryer Toaster Oven I got for $99 earlier this Dec. https://www.target.com/p/cuisinar...nk=sametab
With that large fan, seems this Ninja may be the better air fryer.
Hmmm, debating between this and the Cuisinart Air Fryer Toaster Oven I got for $99 earlier this Dec.https://www.target.com/p/cuisinar...ametabWith that large fan, seems this Ninja may be the better air fryer.
I'm curious how this stacks up to the Cuisine Art TOA-70 as well...
Hmmm, debating between this and the Cuisinart Air Fryer Toaster Oven I got for $99 earlier this Dec. https://www.target.com/p/cuisinar...nk=sametab
With that large fan, seems this Ninja may be the better air fryer.
We have owned this air fryer for about three years, and we use it almost daily! It gets more use than our microwave some weeks. Love it!
I got this a couple years ago and love it. It basically functions as a second oven for us. It's great for holidays/events where you need to cook a bunch with multiple temperatures and it's big enough that you can fit large stuff into it. Also great for smaller dinners when just needing to also make garlic bread or cornbread in different temp than main oven.
Air fryer works great, although make sure you put a sheet pan under the basket when you said fry, as cleaning around the heating elements is annoying.
It's got a bunch of different modes, but we mainly just stick to bake, air fry, and toast.
The one con I have is it's a bit large so make sure you have the counter space for it to go somewhere long term as you don't want move it onto and off of the counter like smaller air fryers.
Have one of these an it's great. Just don't expect to get the same level of air fry as a normal air fryer. Recently moved this into storage because I missed the crispiness or normal air fry. I will say when I did use this my oven got used maybe once a month!
I literally just got one of these yesterday. The Air Fry mode seems to be slower than my previous Toaster Oven/Air Fryer combos. Something that took 10 minutes in the other oven takes 20 in this one. Otherwise, so far so good.
The best oven we ever had. Convection and Air Fry are great. Obviously, air fry takes longer compared to smaller air friers. I use the built-in thermometer all the time and always perfect. We have not used our regular oven once since we got this one.
Our older Foodi Oven DT200 just bit the dust earlier this week. Great timing! We don't have a full sized oven so this has been our workhorse for years and got use daily. Thanksgiving might have killed it with our long turkey roast. The convection fan quit working. This is a great deal on something we can't live without. I try not to be a brandwagoner but we love our Ninja gear. Baking and airfrying are the primary uses for us and the size makes it easy to cook for 4.
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Hmmm, debating between this and the Cuisinart Air Fryer Toaster Oven I got for $99 earlier this Dec. https://www.target.com/p/cuisinar...nk=sametab
With that large fan, seems this Ninja may be the better air fryer.
We have this and the toast function stopped working after a year. Anything with the control board on top I think is a bad design philosophy as the board cooks itself.
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That said I got rid of it when moving a few months back as it was dirty and it was simply time for a new one and just bought a Ninja Dual Heat SP351 for $160 a few weeks back and it is worlds better than this larger model. Cooks much hotter, more evenly, faster, quieter, just crazy how much better it is than this big one. Yes it smaller, but it bakes and cooks better and is overall fantastically better. Even frozen pizza is better. I will not consider one of the big ones again, the quality was just far and away better on the SP351. I'm very happy now. If it lasts 3 year or more like the old one I'll be thrilled.
Just bought new Ninja pots and pans and like those too. Apparently I like the brand at least!
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With that large fan, seems this Ninja may be the better air fryer.
https://www.target.com/p/cuisinar...nk=s
With that large fan, seems this Ninja may be the better air fryer.
Air fryer works great, although make sure you put a sheet pan under the basket when you said fry, as cleaning around the heating elements is annoying.
It's got a bunch of different modes, but we mainly just stick to bake, air fry, and toast.
The one con I have is it's a bit large so make sure you have the counter space for it to go somewhere long term as you don't want move it onto and off of the counter like smaller air fryers.
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It takes longer than your smaller air fryer due to the size and space within but is still faster than oven.
The outside is not insulated and gets very hot. It also draws a lot of electricity. But overall we like it.
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With that large fan, seems this Ninja may be the better air fryer.
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