Hamilton BeachAir 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

I adore this "roll top" entrance to a hot appliance and it looks great on a counter top surface. About 8 years ago I purchased this same toaster oven and donated to a family member that just moved to her first apartment. I re-purchased a new version that also has a Air fryer component. . . ..I am overjoyed with this updated version of a toaster oven. One stop shop to cooking. Downsizing and with minimal counter space - No problem as the size is about the same as any other. Always have been happy with the cooking speed, toasting bagels, and now air frying potatoes and veggies, works great. Everything I use this oven for tastes great. Not once has this appliance disappointed me -Highly recommend !

Unfortunately the first oven that was sent was bent on top...package was bent up too, therefore it was due to shipping...HOWEVER.... this merchant replaced this one VERY QUICKLY!! (within 2 days I was enjoying my new one!)I absolutely love the toaster, baking, broil and air fry functions! The easy open door makes it so much easier to get my food in and out! The sure crisp feature does crisp up my food better than my old air fryer. I LOVE IT!!

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.

The oven came well packaged, and was easy to put to use. once all the packaging was away, I only needed to plug it in and put it to use.The overall functions are varied and useful, being a streamlined and convenient way to cook almost anything with an oven that takes up a small footprint. The design is simple to understand, meaning the manual was barely needed. The sliding door is convenient, and despite my worries of the door slamming down when left upright, stays in the position you leave it in (open or closed).The only thing thing that I took notice in terms of quality was the temperature and heat distribution when cooking food. Nothing was underdone or unsafe to eat, but it did take some getting used to, requiring some experimentation with various settings, temperatures, and cook times to replicate what i was used to in other equipment. Sometimes food textures would come out differently as expected, as if it was in the oven a few minutes less than it should have been, or not as crispy as it should have been. I was at first concerned that maybe there was heat leakage due to how the door works, which leaves a small gap, open to the air, but it was just lack of familiarity with the oven. After a few more tries, it was working just fine.

I bought this toaster oven over a year ago and I have to say, for the money it has performed superbly. It takes a little while for the oven to train you how to use it, but once you learn, it works really well.My only word of caution is that the difference between good toast, and burnt toast, is only a minute difference in setting.The open up style lid gets mixed reviews in our house, but I like it. I don’t need to reserve counter space in front of the toaster when I’m pulling something out.All in all it does as good a job as much more expensive units at a fraction of the cost. I like the fact that it is all mechanical. No electronics to fritz out the day after the warranty expires.

This is the Best toaster ovenI bought this to replace my other one .Cooks perfectly easy to clean ,heats quicklylooks nice in my kitchen .

Got this for my parents, whos older HB got the cough and died. The main improvement from the old one is the front lid lifts back and forward instead of up and down, which I think keeps more heat in the toaster. Loved the basket that came with it along with the pan and grill inserts. The only draw back is the air fryer option seems rather weak. The temp is fine, but the fan is not very powerful and thus airfry and just regular bake time is about the same. Not a big deal since my elderly parents aren't going to be worried about learning new tech. The panel buttons are easy to see and turn, just like the old one which is a plus.The outside does get very hot when in use just FYI.

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.