Hamilton Beach Air Fryer Toaster Oven Combo with Large Capacity, Fits 6 Slices or 12” Pizza, 4 Cooking Functions for Convection, Bake, Broil, Roll-Top Door, Easy Reach Sure-Crisp, Stainless Steel

A bit expensive but good quality. No Teflon. Very good size. Cook/bake on empty when you first get it to burn off chemical smell. We had to do it twice at 350. 20 min each time. Now its wonderful. Easy to clean catch pan. Would buy again. Great for baking and as toaster. Have not used air fryer yet. Careful as it gets very hot on top and sides like most toaster ovens do.

Just purchased. Tired of heating up the oven to cook small meals and frozen pizza. Popped in a frozen pizza to try it out and it was excellent. I like the crust crispy and it was cooked exactly that way. Warmed up quickly - no waiting like with the oven. Love the simple dials that require no learning (ha) and the fact that the door opens up and over the oven. No worries about touching a hot door while removing my food. Appears to be a real winner -

We were going to buy a Ninja Foodie Air Fry / Toaster Oven but saw this for half the price and it holds more food. We've been using the Hamilton Beach for about 6 months now.First, it's generally well-made with mostly metal parts. The standard toaster oven functions (bake, broil and toast) all work very well. Heat is uniform, bread comes out relatively evenly toasted (not as good a dedicated toaster) and the temperature control is dead accurate per my calibrated oven thermometer.Air frying mode is good, but not great. It's slow to come up to heat and you're limited to 400° F max temperature. Our small basket style air fryer is faster and the digital controls on it are nicer than the analog controls on the Hamilton Beach.Now for the hidden trick. If you put the toaster oven in Air Fry mode (turns on fan), you can still use the temperature control dial to set the temperature lower than air fry hot (400° F). This effectively turns it into a mini-convection oven. I tested it at 2 different temps (300° F and 350° F) and both were spot-on. The instructions imply that in Air Fry Mode you have to set the temperature control to match. No you don't.The ONLY negative I've found is that the grease / drip pan is that goes under the rack/basket doesn't clean easily. It's got some kind of plating that actually holds the grease on while it "bonds" with the pan. The crumb tray is fine.

Functional design, lightweight, space saving. Really like the several pans and racks that were included. Front has big function buttons with clear to read markings. It is exactly what I wanted at a very low price.

We love this toaster/air fryer. Convenient and fits into our appliance garage perfectly.!!!!Toasts and bakes perfectly and I haven’t used my big oven in 2 months!!!

I really like this toaster oven. The more I use it the better I like it. Discovered the best way to air fry, don’t put the baking tray underneath the air fryer basket. Baked canned biscuits perfectly. And love the roll top door. Great buy

My friend has a very small kitchen and is not a cook. He has a stove that doesn't work and didn't want to buy a new one since he doesn't cook. He did need an oven that he could get frozen foods and bake a pizza in. I'm his researcher. He was going to buy some cheap one in Walmart but I told him he wouldn't be happy and it would turn him off all toaster ovens. He let me do my research and I found this one for him. He loves the roll up door saving him room and he has already put a frozen 12 inch pizza in it and it turned out just edible. . The oven does get very hot and he has had to adjust the temp back as well as the time on what he puts in it. Baked potato turned out great, better than microwave potato. All that being said. He tried different frozen pizzas. Rising crust, Detroit style, supreme, meat lovers etc. . The problem he is having is uneven cooking. The crust will burn before the toppings are done. He has adjusted time and temp, rotated pizza half way through, flipped the rack so the pizza wasn't so close to burners. pizzas would drip through the rack and down onto the elements. The user guide is useless. No instructions on rack placement, bake or air fry, or anything else. Contacted customer service. They were as useless as the user guide. In the description on Amazon it says convection. There is no convection setting. There is only an air fry setting. So do we air fry frozen pizza or bake? Have ordered a pizza pan to sit pizza on while cooking to hopefully solve the dripping problem. However the uneven cooking is still a problem. Do we lower the temp from the box pizza instructions and cook longer or adjust rack, Use bake or air fry? It's like trial and error. Have wasted several pizzas trying to figure out how to get it right. Have lowered my 5 star rating to 3 stars because of the problems and useless user guide and equally useless customer service. I'm sure it is still a quality oven for the price, you just are on your own trying to figure out how to cook in it.

This is actually the second one of these I've bought, that's how much I love it! I bought one elsewhere a few years ago but when I moved from Ohio to Missouri I left the one I had for my son to use because he was staying in my apartment. I missed it so much I got online and bought this one. It works and looks great. It holds enough food for a couple people which is perfect for me. It's build really well and I'm here to tell you that the roll top door is a game changer!