Breville BOV950BST Joule Smart Countertop Oven Air Fryer Pro, Black Stainless Steel
Original price was: $549.95.$449.95Current price is: $449.95.
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Breville BOV950BST Joule Smart Countertop Oven Air Fryer Pro, Black Stainless Steel
The Joule Smart Countertop Oven Air Fryer Pro is a connected countertop air fryer oven featuring 13 pre-set smart cooking functions; The Element IQ system steers power when and where it’s needed for precisely cooked food that’s crisp, juicy and flavorful
RECIPES FOR HOME AND KITCHEN: Breville+ opens a world of instant mastery with over 1000 guided recipes, live and on-demand classes, cook guides, and more; Recipes from leading food content experts, tested and tuned exclusively for your Breville appliance
PUT IT ON JOULE AUTOPILOT: The automated multi-event cooking experience guides you through recipes and moves smoothly between cooking modes; Press start and the Breville smart oven does the rest, handling the tricky stuff so you can enjoy the fun parts
ELEMENT iQ SYSTEM: With 5 independent quartz elements, smart algorithms steer oven’s power where and when it’s needed to create a tailored cooking environment; Sensing and digital PID temperature control eliminate cold spots for precise cooking
13 SMART OVEN FUNCTIONS: Simple food present resulting from thousands of hours of food testing, data research, and tested algorithms. These versatile cooking functions are built in and on the Breville Joule Oven app for maximum versatility and usability
GUIDED RECIPES: Access step-by-step recipes for your smart oven air fryer from brands including Epicurious, New York Times Cooking, Serious Eats, America’s Test Kitchen, ChefSteps, the Breville Test Kitchen, and more with Breville+
VOICE ACTIVATION: “Hey Google, set the oven to bake.” Countertop air fryer and oven allows you to cook hands free with voice activation; Helps when you’re doing ten things in the kitchen simultaneously; Compatible with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa
AIR FRY & DEHYDRATE PRESETS: No need for a stand alone air fryer and a dehydrator because Joule Oven Air Fryer Pro does both; Oven’s precise heat control and maximized airflow create crispy, air-fried family favorites and dehydrate fruit and veggie slices
STAY CONNECTED ON THE GO: The Joule experience lets you connect to your smart air fryer and dehydrator via the app, with progress monitoring and push notifications; Relax with confidence while Joule holds down the kitchen and keeps its eye on dinner
Customers say
Customers find the countertop oven does an amazing job cooking, with full-size casseroles fitting perfectly inside. The appliance is simple to use with detailed instructions, heats quickly, and has 13 different functions. While some customers consider it high quality and worth the price, others report poor internal quality control and consider it a waste of money. The heat level receives mixed feedback, with some saying the temperature is perfect while others note you can’t just preheat the oven.
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arledgsc –
Good Out of the Box. Put to Immediate Use
The Joule oven arrived (Nov. 2023) without drama. Easily unpacked, wiped down, and ran 20 min. Pizza mode for first cycle burn-in. Slight smell of plastic but no smoke or hiccups. The Wifi (2.5 only) and Bluetooth setups were easy with the iOS Joule app. To my surprise the ovenâs firmware was upgraded after Wifi connected to the gateway. I like that feature a lot and had no idea with all the literature read including the online ownerâs manual. Also the power cord plug (US/CA) is now a low-profile type with a 45 deg. wire exit to save space in back of the countertop. Older videos online show a larger plug.The oven gets hot on top. Blazing hot top in âAir Fryerâ mode. The optional cutting board is recommended and does a decent job of insulating cabinets (the cheaper bamboo knockoff board). Just installed quartz countertops and a heatproof mat is also recommended. Bottom gets warm enough for concern. The left side and back are hot to touch. Right side only warm. Please be aware in high temperature modes or long duration cooks….After many cooks under my belt the Joule app Autopilot directed cook recipes just seem to be suggestions. Tried a 3-step Autopilot pizza recipe that actually took 1/2 the suggested time or otherwise would have been burnt to a crisp. What would be really cool Breville is to allow users to save custom Autopilot, multistage cooks on the Joule app to be recalled at any time. The Autopilot Joule feature is very powerful and sets this oven apart from the competition. But at this time Autopilot is limited by only allowing published recipe cooks. Again you can override time/ temperature with the dials on the oven. Once familiar and recipes repeated do not want to hover over the oven while cooking. Otherwise, gets used as a regular dial controlled oven which is $100 cheaper without the Joule feature (BOV900). Let’s hope Breville adds custom cook option to the Autopilot and just a software change. Like PIZZA mode 425F 1 min, then 350F 7 min, turn off and beep. User configured.â¦This oven is huge. When extra counter space is needed the oven is unplugged and moved. But to my delight I can fit a 16 x 12 x 2 in. pan inside this oven! Takes up all of the available rack area with little room for vertical air movement but convection mode helps out. Original plan for the BOV950 was to use as a warm meat holding oven like resting full briskets at 150F until serving (up to 12-16 hrs). Excellent large, multi-tasking oven that uses less electrical energy over a full-size kitchen oven. Gets used daily.
Navid –
Not the best air fryer butâ¦
Not the best air fryer but its the best do all in one oven with high quality, great interface and reliable connectivity.fit my pizza pan!can go from low 80 up to 480f and preheat very quick.two things I donât like about it not show current temperature so you donât know how much left to hit target temperature and light not stay on
Divelbiss –
Expensive, but worth it if you can afford it.
Works great, app is helpful, much less energy than the big oven, which we hardly use anymore.Dials are intuitive, heats fast and evenly.
D. Sauer –
Great oven with continued support
Update: the app allows preheating without autostarting the timer and enables modes which aren’t on the main screen. That fixes the main thing that annoyed me, and after living with it for a month, the dang thing does an incredible job of cooking. BTW, get the cutting board for the top – it’s so worth it to have a cool top surface. So I consider it now a five star device which I love *almost* as much as I expected to. Integration with home assistant so I can blink lights and stuff when it needs attention would put it at six stars out of five. ðNo Home Assistant integration yet, but maybe someday.Original review follows, because I’m not editing history; I said what I said at the time, even if it was borderline wrong. ð¤·ââ︗The idea of a smart oven is awesome, as is the guided cooking. ChefStep almost got it right, then Breville bought them and I guess everything stopped?This thing is really nicely made and works well. But there are two things which are annoying me enough that I really wish I had preserved the box.1: the app is absurdly limited, and even though they obviously have an API so Alexa works, the API isn’t documented anywhere. There’s supposedly a Google voice integration, but the link on their setup page is broken, so no Hey Google for you. No Home Assistant integration either, despite supposedly having a developer on staff who said it was coming soon a year ago.2 – you can’t just preheat the oven. Alexa can preheat the oven, ans the app can preheat the oven *in a recipe*, but there’s no way to just use the front panel or the app to preheat to 350. You can say 350 for 15 minutes, but as soon as the oven is preheated, the timer starts. So they expect you two stand in front of the oven with your food all ready to throw in at the moment the preheating is done. The timer pauses when you open the door, but it’s a small oven so you’re losing heat now. You can can reset the timer, but as you’re increasing the time, it’s still counting down. So you turn to 15:00, and then it goes to 14:59, so you rotate again to get to 15 then 16 minutes. Every second, the number on the display is goes down by one, so it’s a really aggravating experience. And of course there’s no timer for how long it’ll take to preheat. Sure, there’s a thermometer in there which knows the current temperature and could calculate based on the time it’s taking to increase the temperature how many more time intervals it’ll take to reach the temperature, but obviously basic machine learning isn’t a popular enough buzzword at Breville.l to apply it in a smart oven.All those buttons and all that intelligence, and no friggin way to just separately preheat or start the timer like literally every other oven which has ever been made. Otherwise, this thing is great. But holy cow, how did they overlook the most basic feature?Also, I’m a software engineer, not some old technology-averse curmudgeon who doesn’t understand modern humanity. ð
Stan –
Very well designed appliance
This is a very versatile cooking appliance. Toast, broil, bake, air fry, convection oven. Itâs incredible. And it connects to the wifi network. My only complaint is that simple toast takes significantly longer than a regular toaster. Plus even the highest toast setting doesnât completely brown the bread. All things considered itâs still an excellent appliance, well made and totally useful.