Oster Extra-Large Air Fryer Oven, 10-in-1 Versatile Cooking Functions, Fits 2 Large Pizzas, Stainless Steel, Perfect for Holiday Hosting

This oven arrived on time and was packaged really well. It is large, almost as wide as the dishwasher and as high as the cabinets so I hesitated to buy it initially. After using this a month, I am glad I purchased it. I've used, broil, toast, air fry and bake so far and they all came out perfect. I love the large capacity with plenty of room for air frying. Toast does take awhile but comes out perfect. I love that I can adjust the shade. I do wish the pans cleaned up easier so I may replace them. It is nice in the summer heat to not have to use a stove/oven however the unit does get hot so be careful. I did allot of research before selecting this oven and I think it is a great value!

Recently our oven broke and while we waited for parts there was a need to have an oven for things larger than the air fryer we had could hold.This combination is perfect, cooks a frozen pizza if we need to, can roast chicken (parts, haven't tried a whole bird yet) and works.On the down side the door gets blazing hot, you have to constantly remind everyone to not place things on top that may catch fire or melt and to keep hands from the door.Oh and the cable is very short making it very hard to place due to it's size (as big as a large microwave).Still my favorite air fryer oven combo..

We have owned this oven for a number of years . In fact this is our third unit. The units are almost identical. Except see below.First the pros. The display is very nice showing the temperature and the time left. The Front panel is nicer because the individual buttons are lighted up when they are being used and you can easily see what options you have pressed.. It's a little cleaner or modern layout than the original. There are now three rack positions instead of two.Now the cons: First the oven is smaller. The dimensions given are misleading. The older units extended out the back to accommodate larger pizzas. The new unit is flat. Another thing that contributes to a smaller capacity is the inside wall molding for the rack positions. The old unit had flat side panels with tracks added for holding the racks. In the old oven I could place 3 loave pans at once, now I can only do 2. The old unit had 2 baking racks where the new has only one rack but the air fry rack could be used as a baking rack. The new racks are also shorter than the old racks. Finally. There is no clock. The display is beautiful, so why remove the clock??? They have introduced an "Air Fry" into the unit but the fan is still on the side of the unit instead of the top which would be better for the air fry. So it still is a convection oven and not really an Air Fry oven.Bottom Line. It still is one of the largest countertop ovens and it really does a good job. Just a little tweaking on their part could have made this an outstanding unit.Update: The door spring broke.. Oster offered my money back . I was able to repair the spring by taking off the cover. I still like this oven. It is still being sold on Amazon . Just a warning about what to expect if you buy one and it breaks.

This is my second Oster counter top oven. This one is a little over an inch smaller than my other one which does create some problems using backing pans and sheets that I already have. This heats up fast and cooks beautifully. The air fryer feature is great for using both racks at once so I get twice as much cooked at the same time. I'm very happy with this little oven. You can cook alot, quickly, without heating up the kitchen, compared to a conventional oven. It's a good quality product made by a name I trust.

There isn't any difference in fan speed using air fry or turbo convection. This could be the biggest problem considering it's advertised as an air fryer. The one-speed fan looks just like the one in my old model and it's not close to how my real air fryer works.The fan does not run when preheating so it takes a long time to get up to temperature. I can completely cook something in my air fryer in the time it takes this oven just to preheat.The outside dimensions are 3"-4" less than advertised, making the interior only 14.5"D x15.5"W, so the pans that fit my older Oster model that I am replacing, do not fit this one even though both are the same size on the outside.You only get one real oven rack. The other one is mesh for what they call air frying, so nothing heavy at all can be used with it. It suggests using three pans at once in the description, but that would be impossible with only 2 racks that fit included.There is no clock like the old model but the air fryer light blinks nonstop when not in use. That blinking reminds me it's not at all like a real air fryer and a cheaper version overall than the quality model that lasted for years.