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This air fryer oven is great. What a huge difference over a regular toaster oven. Everything I cook is crispy on the outside and moist on the inside. The heat is distributed more uniformly than a toaster oven. It's just way better. It's also bigger than a standard toaster oven, so you can cook a whole dinner.

Bought this after my other oven died (had it for 21 years). Very happy with this little thing. I cannot speak to the rotisserie, but it cooks well and quick.

This is a great kitchen workhorse: air fryer, convection oven, pizza oven, rotisserie and dehydrator all in a small but mighty package. At only 12 x 12 x 14 inches it doesn’t take up much space on the counter but offers all the above functions in a SINGLE unit which is easier to store than a multitude of appliances that perform all the same roles. With limited time to get dinner on the table we are all looking to speed things up. Convection ovens decrease cooking time by 40% but a full size convection oven is expensive and this smart oven combo gives you the benefits without the price. Air fryers are also a fast, healthy fat free way to cook crisp treats like french fries and “fried”chicken. My family loves the crispiness without all the fat. I love that I can cook a full rotisserie chicken and fill the house with all those amazing smells, and then put all the trays and racks into the dishwasher for easy clean up. We love our Secura smart oven combo.

I live in a condo with limited counter space so I was looking for a toaster oven / air fryer that had a smaller foot print. Thai one fits the bill! Big enough to do a small 10” pizza but not too big to take up a lot of space.I love that it’s short enough to leave enough venting space above when placed under a cabinet.Comes with all the trays, baskets and rotisserie rod to be able to make almost anything. Has 12 presets for easy of use.Must have for every day cooking, baking and reheating!I use my oven for mostly storage so now I don’t have to empty it everytime I want to bake something small!

The dimensions shown for this oven are ridiculously inaccurate. It's 5 INCHES wider than the very specific 14.37" shown. And it's not a metric conversion issue, that's wrong too. Since I purchased this to fit a limited space on the counter, it's going back. It would be hilarious if it wasn't so annoying.

I like the ease of use. The beeps other people have talked about we have had no issues with. I wish it was a little wider as to accommodate larger pans. I like to cook deserts a lot and the largest pan I can get to fit is an 8x8. I would recommend this little oven as it is a powerhouse. Cooks stuff quick. Thank you for the great item.

Love it

This smart oven has many great features, and one less than great feature. It really excels at baking and toasting. It's less effective as an air fryer. The air fryer feature is more like a convection oven. My normal basket air fryer can cook a steak in about 7 minutes at 400 degrees and the outside of the steak gets a nice crispy crust on it in that span of time. The air fry function on this took a minimum of 10 minutes per side, depending on thickness, and the steak never got a crisp edge. The other settings all seem to do well for their assigned task, but if you're hoping for this to replace your basket air fryer for certain applications, it might not live up to your expectations. The instructions that came with this are great, and they do a good job of explaining what settings to use and when to use different fan settings. Despite the less that perfect air fry function I would probably order this again because the other settings all work very well.

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I am a huge fan of toaster ovens due to their versatility. This toaster oven has a lot of functions. I have a similar style toaster oven with similar features. While this one was bigger on the outside at least an inch wider, it was actually smaller inside which was disappointing especially when it was listed as being XL capacity. A standard baking pan is 13” x 9” but it won’t fit in it. I have a 12" pizza pan that will only fit on certain shelves. I can't put it on the middle shelf because it won't fit when the rotisserie attaches. It fits in my old toaster over no problem. I didn’t like losing more counter space for less room inside.The Secura toaster oven has a digital display which is always nice. But I found this one a little busy with all the different functions on the screen. There is a knob that you turn to scroll through the functions. First off, the knobs didn’t turn smoothly, they seemed to scrape as they turned. When you scroll through the functions, it goes down instead of across. I found that odd. I would prefer just to see the active function on the screen. You do get that once you choose the function. This toaster oven has a lot of different functions but many could have been eliminated to make it more usable. All it really needs is toast, airfry, bake and rotisserie. For example, instead of just bake, you get bake, roast, pizza. I don’t need it to default to set temperatures, I prefer to set it myself. It also has dehydrate and slow cook but I don’t want to be using a toaster oven for that especially when it gets hot on the outside and has to be left on for hours. The saying jack of all trades, master of none comes to mind.When the toaster oven preheats, a small preheat icon flashes on the screen. My old toaster oven actually displayed the actual temperature as it preheated. I really liked that feature and it is now something I expect on a toaster oven, especially one that was significantly more expensive than my old one. I haven’t yet tried the rotisserie which I have on my old toaster oven. When cooking a chicken for example, you have to buy a small one to fit properly which will be even trickier with this smaller oven. Toasting, baking and reheating which are what I normally use a toaster oven for, all worked as expected. I found airfrying works differently on a toaster oven than a stand alone air fryer and that was true here too. You'll need to make adjustments based on what you are used to.Beware: The toaster oven was packed in styrofoam as expected but when I removed the toaster oven, it was covered in tiny balls of styrofoam. The styrofoam in the bottom had broken into tiny pieces and they were everywhere, not just all over the toaster oven. I had never seen this before. They got into the oven, into vents in the back and all over the room. I had to vacuum them out and even then I was still picking them out of the oven. I wanted to be careful not to heat them when using the oven. I can't help but wonder if the scraping I feel when turning the knobs could be these tiny styrofoam pieces.Overall, I was disappointed with this toaster oven. At the current price of $374, it is significantly overpriced for what it offers. I expected much more for this price.

I can’t believe all the money bill functions this toaster oven air fryer has. I’m loving that it is also a rotisserie it has a setting for roasting. It has a dehydrator setting and a slow cooking setting. I’m so glad I got this. I’m in heaven.

I've considered getting an air fryer in the past but my kitchen space has been too limited for a niche appliance like that. So for me, this toaster oven combination is a good compromise. I've used it for ordinary baking of a small batch of cookies, air frying for french fries, and broiling a couple dishes I topped with cheese. So far it seems to work pretty well for all the roles, while being faster and more efficient than heating the entire oven for a single meal. As someone who lives alone and only cooks for one, it's a convenient all-in-one appliance.When pre-heating, the target temperature is reached quite fast. The display does not show the current temperature, only the target, but that's not a huge problem compared to a conventional oven since it's so much faster.My main complaint so far with this appliance is that the cooking tends to be quite uneven. Since the fan is only on the controls' side, unlike the round basket-style air fryers with the fan in the top, food on that side on the basket or tray cooks significantly more quickly than the other side. It is definitely necessary to be diligent about shaking the basket around and/or rotating items throughout the cooking cycle. It's recommended to do so for any air fryer, though, so it's not a big issue. Unevenness is a bit more of a problem in the broil mode. The top heating elements don't have as much coverage at the centre as at the edges. For something like cheese on toast, the edges of the toast may brown and burn faster than the cheese in the middle gets done. It's something to be careful of.It seems odd to me that a relatively high-power appliance with a metal chassis does not have a grounding prong on the plug, but I'm not knowledgeable enough about home AC electrical work to know if that's actually a problem. Power draw according to an outlet monitor was about 1400W for most uses.