Bravo XL Air Fryer Convection Toaster Oven Countertop, 112-in-1 Smart Grill Combo with Original Flavors & Marks, Adjustable Heating Zones for Pizza, Roast, Bake, 50-500°F, Stainless Steel, 30QT

I bought this oven as a replacement from my previous countertop oven. I know it's odd to say, but I bought it for grilling more than anything else. There was a slight unpleasant odor the first time I used it, but I expected that, and after the oils burned off, it was fine. I was very hesitant about this little oven because I loved the one I had before so much but could no longer find it. It is safe to say I have grown to absolutely love this one as well! We love to grill steaks, and this does the job beautifully. I have added a pic of a steak I cooked in this oven. They come out so juicy and delicious! I have come to use it much more than my kitchen oven because it's just easier! All of the presets are amazing and take a lot of guess work out of what I am doing. The light is very bright and makes everything easy to see, making it almost impossible to burn or overcook what you're cooking. Calling all Sour-dough Bakers! - I am a sour-dough baker, I make all of our bread. I make a brioche that proofs very slowly. One day I decided (I had actually forgotten about this function) to put two loaves (yes! it has the capacity to hold two loaves of bread at a time!!) in on the proofing function. It works perfectly!!! Bread rose in half the time making it such a time saver! Another big thing with sour-dough bakers is the absolute fear of losing your starter. Let me tell you, the dehydrator is AMAZING. I put my sour-dough starter in on the provided baking sheet lined with parchment paper and forget it! I have dehydrated starter for days. FYI - Dehydrated starter ships very easily and makes a GREAT gift. Also, toasting artisan bread and melting shredded cheese on it for a sandwich or just cheese toast is so easy with this, and is something I eat DAILY. I also have very arthritic hands, making it difficult to lift hot, heavy pans out of my big oven. With the oven being at a higher, counter-top level makes it so much easier on me and I am not afraid I am going to drop hot pans/food and make a huge mess or burn myself. I am very proud I bought this little oven. It covers all of my needs perfectly! It was very much worth the money spent!

Love this countertop oven! Easy to use and big enough to fit larger dishes! Very happy with my purchase!

I bought this Nuwave Bravo oven to basically replace my large oven as the family has down sized. I have used it quite a bit now and am finally over the learning curve (I think!) The bake, broil, toast, grill and roast features work fine and I am just beginning to explore the air fry possibilities but what I have prepared that way so far has been good. One of the hardest learning curves was remembering that after the initial preheat phase you have to push the knob in again or it will shut off after 5 minutes, unlike a traditional oven which just stays on. Other reviewers have pointed out a burn issue with the way the oven rack is automatically pulled out slightly by opening the door (if on the third height adjustment) and that's the only thing I truly dislike about this Nuwave Bravo. Being satisfied that I was going to keep it anyway, I asked my husband to cut off the two hooks on the door so that it doesn't grab the rack anymore when you close it. Problem solved. However, you still have to be mindful if manually pulling out the tray slightly to check food progress as the rack still dips forward. The indented sides the racks slide into are wider than the rack, but I think that is to accommodate all the different accessories that go with this oven. The oven exterior does get extremely hot while in use so be sure to pull away from back of counter before getting started. The door handle heats about the same as a regular oven. Cleanup has been easy for cooking trays, racks and interior but I tend to wipe everything down after each use, so no splashes or crumbs are present to be reheated next time! All in all, were it not for the door hinges and rack dipping forward when removing I would have given this Nuwave Bravo a 5.

Spot on temperature control. Bake time can be set for 99 hours, great for hobbyists who need long slow cooking time. Well made. Interior light. Three speed fan. Solid unit

This Air Fryer / Smart Oven is a good replacement for our old toaster oven. Looks good, plenty of cooking room. Many features are available. The only negative is that it has a large learning curve. I am 80 years young and not a super tech. Most will be able to operate in a reasonable amount of time.

So I bought this oven during the winter when the gas company decided to hike prices while raking in record profits. They do it every year, but this year, it was especially bad. After a $300 gas bill without even turning the heat on, I decided to buy this oven to replace my full-size gas oven (yay, solar panels). After buying this, my gas bill was more than cut in half, and now that prices have come back down, it's only $20 / month. This oven literally paid for itself. This was hands-down the best purchase of 2023 so far. Are the controls non-intuitive? Absolutely. I mess up and don't actually start the preheating or don't actually start the timer at least once a week despite having it for a few months now. Is it difficult to clean? Ehhh. I tried baking a cake I normally do in two layers in 3 smaller layers, and the cake pans overflowed all over the heating elements and bottom tray. It turned into birthday pudding. But the baked-on bits of char came right off once the oven had cooled down, and now there's not even the lingering smell of failure. Does it cook food so evenly and efficiently that you'll wonder how you ever cooked before you had it? YOU BET. Having such a small cavity means you use less energy overall compared to a much more voluminous gas oven. When you open the door to put food in, there's always a temperature drop, but a smaller oven reaches cooking temperature again more quickly because there is less air to heat up inside of it. In fact, when baking muffins and cakes, I've actually had to knock about 25F off the cooking temperature (thanks to the fan) and also turn off the top heating element to prevent premature caramelization and burning. OH, did I mention you can control the heating elements independently on a scale from 0 - 100%!? The only downside is that BECAUSE it's a smaller oven, I've had to either buy new pans or accept the fact that I can't use certain cooking methods. Most 12-cup muffin pans won't fit. It's got a maximum clearance of about 14 inches (~35.56 cm) from side to side and a depth (front to back) of about 10 inches (~25.4 cm). The muffin pans with the curved sides won't fit. You need a straight, rectangular one (which you can find right here on Amazon!) I can actually fit my cast iron skillet in there turned diagonally, though just barely, and there isn't enough vertical clearance for a Dutch oven of any size. The bottom line: this oven is quality, and you will not regret purchasing it. Whether you're baking, toasting, roasting, broiling, or just reheating food, everything comes out perfectly.

Really Fantastic product. Excellent design and easy to use. The probe works perfectly and makes cooking automatic. Get the parchment paper liners and clean up is a breeze. Also get a stainless tray with removable grid which really comes in handy. Even though it has an amazing number of settings most of them are not really necessary but nice to know they might be useful sometime.

First off this is NOT an airfryer. It's a toaster oven with a fan. Why does this matter? Well, it's too big to really air fry. I have a large basket style air fryer. Chicken wings in that come out looking fried, with nice crispy skin and the fat rendered mostly out even with a decent char if i give them a few extra minutes. In the Bravo even with 10 extra minutes and the highest temp, they come out not crispy, fatty and just not good. It bakes OK, but there is a steep learning curve. I like it for general use. We have learned to bake ok in it. It's good for cooking meals and such. Just not good at air frying, even french fries. I've had a Nija the same size with the same issues. Get a cheaper model if price is an issue, it will do as well. Take thee extra money and buy a backet version as well. If you JUST want an air fryer get the basket version. Big/small they work better. If you want this for the amount you can airfry then you will have LOTS of poorly airfried food. Just do 2 batches in a basket version.