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This Ninja countertop oven is best as a fast, versatile replacement for a regular oven, with strong results for roasting, baking, toast, reheating, and sheet pan meals. The air roast and air fry functions handle frozen foods, pizza, chicken, and even turkey well, and the included thermometer is handy for holding temperature or checking doneness. The main tradeoff is that it is not as crisp or as quick as a dedicated basket air fryer, especially for fries, nuggets, or greasy foods. It also uses a lot of power and can be overkill for small meals, making it a solid fit if you want one appliance to do most kitchen jobs.
people who bake and roast often but still want air-fry convenience because commenters say they use it all the time instead of a full-size oven for baking/roasting and even reheat/broil functions, with the air-fry function described as "ok."
home cooks who want a countertop "do-it-all" oven because it can replace a full-size oven for air frying, toasting, baking, and air-roasting (including roasting thicker items and cooking frozen pot pies in about half the standard oven time).
busy households cooking for gatherings because it handled reasonable-sized turkeys well and also cooked large batches like frozen plantains for a potluck.
buyers who care about meat doneness control because the included meat probe was described as "super helpful," including holding temps as low as ~100°F for timing dinner.
people who mainly want crisping for sheet-pan style meals (not just fries) because commenters say it's good for cooking chicken and vegetables on a sheet pan, reheating pizza, toasting, cookies/bread, and even dehydrating jerky.
owners who want fast preheat and multi-level cooking because one commenter said it preheats in under a minute and can cook on 2 levels while barely using their regular oven.
air-fryer-only shoppers who expect dedicated-basket performance because multiple commenters say the oven air-fry function is weaker than a dedicated basket air fryer and can take ~50% longer (and may not crisp as well).
people who primarily want very crisp fries or nuggets because commenters say it isn't a good air fryer for that and requires more rack/temperature "fanangling" to get results.
buyers who rely on the included meat thermometer for meat doneness because one commenter said meats "don't seem to come out good" when using the thermometer and would skip it.
people who cook a lot of greasy foods because commenters report splatter and that it struggles with greasy items compared with a regular basket air fryer.
buyers who need long-term reliability without hassle because one commenter reported their unit worked but later had bake-setting issues, and their brother's unit died twice with limited replacement support.
It works well for roasting and many oven tasks, including tri-tip, frozen pizza, plantains, chicken, vegetables, and reheating. Baking is the main weak spot for some users, with reports that it can finish earlier than the recipe time and is not as strong as its roasting and air-roast functions.
It air fries, but it is generally slower and less crisp than a dedicated basket model. Several comments say it takes longer, can struggle with fries and nuggets, and may need more rack/temp management, while still working well for sheet-pan cooking, reheating, toast, and roasting.
Yes for many households: it can handle baking, roasting, toast, broiling, reheating, and air roasting, and some owners say it has nearly replaced their full-size oven. It also preheats in under a minute and can cook on two levels, but it uses a lot of power and is overkill for small meals.
The deal is notable because the price reportedly swings between about $430 and this sale price every couple of months. At the sale price, owners describe it as a staple kitchen appliance and a strong buy, especially if you want a countertop oven that can also air fry.
The probe can be very helpful for holding or monitoring temperature, including keeping food warm around 100°F. But one owner says meats did not come out well with the thermometer and would choose the cheaper version without it, so its value depends on how much you plan to use it.
Bought a similar model of these Ninja 10 in 1 toaster oven air fryers in 2022. Must say it's been a revolution in our kitchen. Takes on everything you throw at it with ease. Don't use our regular oven for anything at all anymore. Even reasonable-sized turkeys roast perfectly at Thanksgiving. Highly recommend, hope the newer models maintain same quality and performance
These positive comments kind of smell of bots. We've been looking for an air fryer that doesn't have as much non-stick crap as the ninja air fryer we currently have. I've heard these 2-in-1 toaster over/air fryers don't do nearly as good a job at air frying as a dedicated air fryer. Is that the case here or have people actually had better experiences air frying in this?
Bought a similar model of these Ninja 10 in 1 toaster oven air fryers in 2022. Must say it's been a revolution in our kitchen. Takes on everything you throw at it with ease. Don't use our regular oven for anything at all anymore. Even reasonable-sized turkeys roast perfectly at Thanksgiving. Highly recommend, hope the newer models maintain same quality and performance
Agree love mine as well. Use it several times a well. So much so that this and my shark vacuum convinced me to invest in their stock😂
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I've had this since 2022 and it's been great. Only issue for me is on the bake setting it will get things done sooner than the recommended time so I have to watch it. However, my brother bought it at the same time and it died within a year. Ninja replaced it for free, then that one died within 6 months and they would not replace it.
These positive comments kind of smell of bots. We've been looking for an air fryer that doesn't have as much non-stick crap as the ninja air fryer we currently have. I've heard these 2-in-1 toaster over/air fryers don't do nearly as good a job at air frying as a dedicated air fryer. Is that the case here or have people actually had better experiences air frying in this?
We've had one of these for years and it is fantastic. It has almost completely replaced our oven. The air frying is great, it toasts, bakes and has an air roast feature for bigger/thicker items. The only thing it isn't great for is baking.
Air roast also works great for frozen items, it'll cook a pot pie in about half the time a standard oven takes.
The Ninja uses a ton of power and is overkill for small meals, so we also have a small air fryer for individual portions. All in all, it is a staple of our kitchen and I couldn't imagine not having it. It's the best appliance I've ever purchased.
These positive comments kind of smell of bots. We've been looking for an air fryer that doesn't have as much non-stick crap as the ninja air fryer we currently have. I've heard these 2-in-1 toaster over/air fryers don't do nearly as good a job at air frying as a dedicated air fryer. Is that the case here or have people actually had better experiences air frying in this?
The oven air fryers are always worse at some things vs the basket air fryers because they're built to multipurpose rather than a dedicated air fryer. Ive actually never had a basket air fryer, but basket air fryer recipes are consistently not as good in my oven air fryer.
I have this one in black, i can say, when i throw a frozen pizza in there it taste, better cooks better i guess. I tried the meat thermometer thing, i would get the cheaper one without it, i tried cookin meats and they dont seem to come out good, either its a me thing or its not for that
These positive comments kind of smell of bots. We've been looking for an air fryer that doesn't have as much non-stick crap as the ninja air fryer we currently have. I've heard these 2-in-1 toaster over/air fryers don't do nearly as good a job at air frying as a dedicated air fryer. Is that the case here or have people actually had better experiences air frying in this?
the air frying function is ok. I have a ninja multicooker pressure cooker with an air frying function that works so much better.
if you want a countertop oven that can air fry, get this. if you want an air fryer that can do other things, then look elsewhere.
I use this all the time instead of my full size oven to bake and roast things. the meat probe function is super helpful. I also use it to maintain temp on something if it's not quite time for dinner yet (you can set it as low as like 100F).
These positive comments kind of smell of bots. We've been looking for an air fryer that doesn't have as much non-stick crap as the ninja air fryer we currently have. I've heard these 2-in-1 toaster over/air fryers don't do nearly as good a job at air frying as a dedicated air fryer. Is that the case here or have people actually had better experiences air frying in this?
I have had one of these for a few years, without the thermometer. I love it. But, I did buy a regular air fryer last year as the Ninja oven takes longer to air fry and isn't great with greasy stuff, since it splatters it around. I found a glass 13x9 baking dish with no handles at ikea that just fits in this Ninja oven perfectly. I do really love this oven.
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I have this one in black, i can say, when i throw a frozen pizza in there it taste, better cooks better i guess. I tried the meat thermometer thing, i would get the cheaper one without it, i tried cookin meats and they dont seem to come out good, either its a me thing or its not for that
I did a tri tip roast in mine yesterday and it came out perfect using the air roast function. I don't have the thermometer one. It took about 25 minutes at 425 degrees. This morning, I cooked 2 family sized boxes of Walmart frozen plantains in it for pot luck at church and they came out great.
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This Ninja countertop oven is best as a fast, versatile replacement for a regular oven, with strong results for roasting, baking, toast, reheating, and sheet pan meals. The air roast and air fry functions handle frozen foods, pizza, chicken, and even turkey well, and the included thermometer is handy for holding temperature or checking doneness. The main tradeoff is that it is not as crisp or as quick as a dedicated basket air fryer, especially for fries, nuggets, or greasy foods. It also uses a lot of power and can be overkill for small meals, making it a solid fit if you want one appliance to do most kitchen jobs.
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Air roast also works great for frozen items, it'll cook a pot pie in about half the time a standard oven takes.
The Ninja uses a ton of power and is overkill for small meals, so we also have a small air fryer for individual portions. All in all, it is a staple of our kitchen and I couldn't imagine not having it. It's the best appliance I've ever purchased.
if you want a countertop oven that can air fry, get this. if you want an air fryer that can do other things, then look elsewhere.
I use this all the time instead of my full size oven to bake and roast things. the meat probe function is super helpful. I also use it to maintain temp on something if it's not quite time for dinner yet (you can set it as low as like 100F).
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