Air Fryer & Toaster Oven | Double Stack XL | Countertop Oven | 12-in-1 Fits 4.5lb Chicken & 6lbs of Wings | SmartFinish Cook 2 Different Meals at the Same Time | Stainless Steel | DCT601

Works good! Cooks well; works great with pre-packaged food instructions. Food comes out cooked as expected, right temperature, even cooking across the whole area. Nice and fast, more economical and doesn’t heat the kitchen as much as the big oven. Would be great for small spaces as a substitute oven as long as you’re not a professional baker. Has 2 separate oven parts; you’ll have to read the instructions the first time or two but then you got it. The top part is mostly a toaster/broiler with a tray. The bottom part can be an air fryer, an oven, and whatever else it says. We mostly air fry parmesan cheesy brazi-bites (15 min), mozzarella sticks (7 min), cheese curds (little cheese bites - 6 min), and a few other things. On top we broil/toast cheesy toast and such. Yummy!! It’s worked very well so far. It alerts you when it is pre-heated and ready to cook (but you can honestly pop the food in at the start before it pre-heats and let it sorta cook for the 2 extra minutes while warming up; it comes out good) and then beeps when it’s done cooking. You can cook with each part independently or at the same time. You pick top or bottom, select the cook type (oven, air fryer, broil, etc) then set the temperature and time. It remembers the last thing you cooked, so if you make the same thing a lot, it’s very easy to just pop it in and go. We got brown parchment paper type liners for the fry basket and they work great to keep cheese from dripping; it still cooks well with them. Little loud - have to turn tv up by 2. The fan blows while it’s cooking and when it’s cooling after you use it (5-10 minutes). That’s the only bad part. You wouldn’t want it right next to you, but as long as it’s in another room, it will be fine. Ours is in the kitchen with a bar and otherwise open, so that’s why we turn the volume up. If the room was closed, it would be fine. But if you live in a studio apartment and can’t stand noise, not for you. It’s about twice as loud as an inset microwave but no where like a vacuum cleaner. Inset microwave with fan is louder than it.

Wow. Just wow. First off, it's two in one. It's a pretty effective convection oven with all sorts of settings on the bottom, and a super powerful super fast toaster oven on the top. Didn't even know this existed, but once our old unit failed, and I did some looking, this kept coming up as a top reviewed model. In fact, the reviews don't do it justice. It has done so much for us in so little time, we don't know how we got by without it. One thing to be aware of, it has a total maximum amount of power it can draw. So if you're trying to toast bread while you're using the bottom oven, the toast time will go up and the toasting isn't great. Because it reduces or throttles back the power on the top If you were using the bottom. But it only slows her down you can still make toast. I've done it plenty of times. I use Gemini and get advice on how to use it because it is crazy complicated. Essentially the different settings can adjust the speed of the fan up or down. I think the fastest airspeed is the airfry condition. That crisps up raw cut potatoes that I shake in oil & a little seasoning, And it makes perfect french fries. Does a great job with chicken fingers too. The pizza setting is incredible, the cheese is bubbling, the crust gets crunchy, in no time at all. It's like magic. We sometimes use this now instead of the microwave for a lot of things. A microwave makes stuff mushy and indifferently heated. With this one, you can adjust the fan speed up or down using the different settings and the different temperatures to get exactly the outcome you want.

We are on month 2 or 3 of this air fryer - we love all of our shark/ninja products and this one is no exception! It cooks food beautifully and has a ton of options. My favorite feature is how perfectly it toasts bread and bagels (seriously). My only complaint is that the air fry portion doesnt get the wetter food as crispy (for example marinated chicken thighs) as my last air fryer, but its not a huge deal. The instructions say to run it at 450 for however long, and the unit got HOT so I was about to return it, but after a few uses it doesn't get that hot anymore I believe it was just from the initial "clean" cycle.

I like it but doesn’t heat up as I thought it would. I have to keep adding minutes to heat something as simple as a artichoke dip that was thawed out for 30min, 8 minutes was not enough I end up adding up to 15 more and still was mildly hot. The fan on the side is kinda loud and stays on for a while so you will hear the sound until it cools down. Overall is a good product but if you are heating at 400 degrees it should not take you more than 45min to cook lamb ribs and still come out a little bit raw in some areas.

Handy, easy to use looks good Sure beats warming up my large oven!