Ninja Air Fryer & Toaster Oven | Prestige Smart XL Countertop Oven | Bakes up to 20 Cookies, Fits up to a 12lb Turkey | Pizza, Toast, Bake, Air Fry & Reheat | 1800 Watts | Stainless Steel | DT501​

Excelente horno, pero me enviaron la version sinopcion a termometro

This is a great air fryer/oven. I had a Cusinart and it was great, but wanted something a bit bigger to fit larger pans. This works great, and I like the different rack levels and it is very, very easy to use. It does get hot, but it is an oven and it is a bit louder, but not crazy loud. I had the Ninja small product that folds back originally and loved it but it was shallow. Ninja makes great products, I have the Ninja Kitchen system blender/food processor, excellent.

This Ninja air fryer and countertop oven has exceeded my expectations!! Since I started using it, cooking at home has become much easier and faster. I love that it combines 10 functions in one appliance — you can air fry, roast, bake, toast, dehydrate, reheat, and more. It cooks food evenly and gives it that perfect crispy texture. It has an XL capacity, which means I can cook large amounts of food at once. The digital display is very easy to use, and it comes with the perfect accessories for every need. And the best part: meals turn out delicious with up to 75% less fat compared to traditional frying. Healthy and tasty at the same time! I definitely recommend it if you want to cook faster, use less oil, and get amazing results.

i love this new oven.. so easy to use, clear instructions on the door handle the oven light comes on as you open the door very spacious inside yet not too big on the outside so far I am quite satisfied with my purchase. I am still new at it but really a very simple and easy oven to use

I really like this oven. I have used Breville for almost a decade now, and I was looking for another confection oven option that was less expensive this year. I love the fact that the Ninja is large enough to cook to pans at the same time. It cooks both entrees efficently at the same time. Both the Breville and the Ninja lower my electric bill significantly. The differences I consider significant are the end cooking alarm. I can easily hear the loud 3 beeps from the Breville while sitting in my living room watching tv. The Ninja has 1 beep only at a lower tone that I cannot hear in my living room. The Ninja is significantly heavier. Instead of knobs, it has a series of buttons which take longer to set up my meal. The breville is much ligher & it has easy to use knobs. The Ninja cost $75 dollars less than any breville model, & you will need a large island/ stand to fit it on. But it also cooks two seperate entrees at the same time. They are pretty much a draw depending on which features you like the most.