32QT Extra Large Air Fryer, 19-In-1 Air Fryer Toaster Oven Combo with Rotisserie and Dehydrator, Digital Convection Oven Countertop Airfryer Fit 13" Pizza, 6 Accessories, 1800w (Black)

This replaced another air fryer we had for a couple years. It’s much better and has many more functions than the old one. The food cooks very well using the preprogrammed settings and we particularly like the preheat function. The large capacity easily fits medium sized frozen pizza and it cooks amazingly fast. The interface could use improvements though. For example you can’t directly select a cook setting, you need to cycle through the list using a + or - button (touch button). I believe you should be able to directly select those options. We like the drop down door, like a full size oven, opposed to a double French door. It takes up less space and catches any drips on the way out. As with any cooking product it does get hot, but the exterior doesn’t get excessively hot.The oven is a bargain considering its price and functionality.

This 32QT air fryer toaster oven combo is amazing! It’s versatile, spacious, and cooks everything evenly. The rotisserie and dehydrator functions work flawlessly, and it fits a 13” pizza easily. Easy to use and clean—highly recommend for busy households!

Overall happy with this air fryer. Wide range of uses. I love that the timer bell is loud enough that I can hear it in the next room. I've cooked a bunch of different food out of this cooker, my favorite is the chicken, total banger; crispy outside, cooked through, and juicy than a mofo. I'll also dehydrate a chopped trinity with spinach then add some mozz to my meatballs, using the sausage & beef fat to reconstitute the dehydrated vegetables and the cheese to add salt flavor. I'll tell you whatever you want, save the torture, just give me meatballs. So you can cook different things back to back to back very easily.The downside is the back vent completely vents any heat, smoke, and steam out the back. Which completely steamed my wall panel & melted my electrical outlet. Thinking this was something electrical in my house, I changed to another outlet & cable test. Which, I noticed the venting was essentially what the inside material is: so you can very easily overheat what's directly behind it, steam your kitchen walls, or smoke out your house if grease gets on the burners.-Wish there was more of a venting cooling system or purification. I run this a foot or two away from my wall outlet on its own stand. With a grease collection counter mat under it, yes there is some minor grease leaking too.You also want to follow the instructions on whether to pre-heat this air-fryer for certain temperatures. My other air-fryer once set to on it will cook whatever is in there to temp, less food cooking selections though, manually set temp. This Belicious does offer immediate cooking temperature presets but the air-fryer does need to preheat like a regular oven for certain temp cooking. For more consistency use the preheat selection.-The benefit to the Belicious is that once preheated or your first cooking is completed. The Belicious doesn't need to pre-heat or adjust temp to a different internal cooking temperature before making a different cooking selection. Once the internals are heated, awake & working, bigger meal courses or more variety of options can be done in a faster time. Stages from bread to steak to vegetables, to fun-time brownies, can be waiting on me while I eat. Um, yes, please.

We bought this oven to replace our failing HB countertop oven. This one has all the functions of the old one, plus some! I wasn't sure how we would like this oven, but the numerous good reviews helped make up my mind. I'm glad we got it, because it has already outperformed the old oven, in every way. It even outperforms our humongous full-size gas oven!First, let me just say that the controls are strange. It has all these settings on the control panel, but you can't just push one to select it, as you can with some other ovens. You have to "scroll" through the presets, the temps, the time, using the + and - buttons. You can push the temp and time buttons to switch to those controls, but still need to use the + and - to get to the time and temp you want. It's odd, but we got used to it fairly quickly, so it wasn't that big of a deal. Also, for US folks, the "chip" function is for fries. Just FYI.It hasn't got a long power cord, so unless you're putting it right next to an outlet, you will have to get a heavy-duty appliance extension cord. Make sure you get one that is rated for more than 1800 watts, or it will melt and cause a fire. The unit needs a good bit of power!As far as cooking goes, this thing rocks! We baked our taco shells in it, and they came out super crispy and delicious. Fries came out just as we like them, without any special prep. Baked up a frozen pizza and air-fried some frozen chimichangas, toasted some cheese sandwiches, and air-fried chicken drumsticks, and all of it came out great. The crispiness is something our other oven just couldn't match, and neither has any other oven we have owned. It also doesn't heat up the kitchen, which is a great benefit of a small countertop appliance.It's an attractive unit, with black casing and stainless steel door handle, so it goes with all of our other appliances. The door closes securely and doesn't seem to leak much heat (a problem we had with all of our previous countertop ovens), and the unit itself stays relatively cool. It gets slightly warm to the touch, but the real heat comes out the vent at the back, so be sure not to put anything close to that vent that could ignite or melt. Ours is sitting about 6 inches from the wall in back, so the wall doesn't even get warm. However, we have a towel rack on that wall, a few feet above the oven, and the vent's heat helps to dry those towels faster than normal. That's an unexpected plus, for us.We haven't used the rotisserie or the dehydrate functions yet (and probably won't for the dehydrator, as we have a stand-alone unit that can do a LOT of food at once), but plan on using the rotisserie for our Thanksgiving turkey roast. The previous unit did a pretty good job of rotisserie cooking, but I couldn't find any chickens small enough to fit it, so all we could do on it was Cornish hens and small roasts. This unit can do a larger bird, and the 3-lb breast roast should be a snap for it.Sadly, I didn't realize I only had 7 days to get the extended warranty, so missed out on that. If this is truly comparable to other ovens we have had, it should last a few years anyway. We do use it a couple times a day, as it's so convenient, so I hope it will last a while.