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

Great oven but first one without meat probe had vibration issues
We purchased the 10-in-1 model and liked it a lot except for some annoyingly loud vibrations. After reading a few reviews talking about vibration from an unbalanced fan, we took a chance and returned it, getting instead the stainless 10-in-1 model with thermometer, and the noise is gone. The oven is great – looks good, simple controls, easy to read display, preheats quickly, quiet. Just be aware there are some quality control issues with the fan and make sure you get one that doesn’t have that issue.Update: stainless 10-in-1 model continues to perform like a champ. We didn’t think the meat probe was important, but we use it often to cook a whole chicken or a roast. Very convenient. We love this oven. One minor quibble – selecting which protein for the probe is confusing. You have to use the function buttons, which normally only switch between to cooking modes (bake, toast, air fry, etc) to select the protein (beef, chicken, fish). Not intuitive or well explained in manual. But we LOVE this oven despite that quirk.

heats up quickly
The Foodi heats up quickly and is ready for food in a couple minutes. It sits nicely on the counter although it was larger than I had expected. I do like the size though, as it can hold multiple items at the same time. It is very easy to use with the settings clearly labeled on the handle. It will beep to let you now it is at the temperature for cooking and then again when it timer goes off. It came with two flat trays, a slotted tray, a wire rack for air frying and two oven racks. The fan is a little louder than I imagined it should be. It does quiet down after it gets hot.The functions I use the most are air fry, toast, and bake. I haven’t tried the others yet. It makes perfect toast and does so very quietly. The air fry function is nice too and I use it the most.

I did a LOT of reading of reviews, articles and descriptions before deciding on this model. I have never been so excited about a new appliance, except for perhaps my first washing machine, but I digress. I measured my available space options to ensure enough clearance for heat, which I highly recommend. While my upper cupboards have a decorative bar along the edge a scant inch above the oven, the dissipating heat is not significant and they only get warm, not hot.I did discover that the small heat vent at the top of the back part does put out a lot of heat and moisture, so condensation can occur on my tiles behind this, even with over 15 cm/ 6” of clearance. So I put my oven on a piece of parchment paper and it now slides easily whenever I use it – I just turn it left so the back points out to the side away from the tiles. If I had an open space to put it, this wouldn’t be a concern. (See photos of back and side of oven space on my counter)My first meal was a 5 lb whole chicken – oh my it was so moist and flavourful! Perfect with the thermometer and a rack of potato wedges baking above in the basket. I do have my own meat thermometer, but it is super convenient to have the smart technology preprogram exactly how you like roasts, chicken, etc done. That was worth the extra money to have!I’ve since made many meals, roasts, even a 11.5 lb turkey! Baking squash chunks, roasting carrots and other veggies, or air frying them is quick and easy. Fish fillets are not dried out or overcooked once you learn the timings…since we don’t eat fried foods per se, but do enjoy roasted and air fried foods done this way, I bought a second air fryer basket. I couldn’t find a Ninja one, so ordered a Corsori one and it fits perfectly on the rack. You’d not use two racks at the same time as two baskets so that works well for me. (See photo with two baskets in place).Cleaning is a snap – even the baked-on grease or fat comes off readily if you put the pans/racks in warm soapy water right away to soak a bit – nothing a little effort can’t remove. Giving the interior a good wipe after each use prevents a buildup of grease/fat that may be very small droplets, but do accumulate over time. I use a sponge with a plastic scrubbie, nothing that could scratch the metal.My only wish is that there was a better (and free) guide for times to cook various common foods. From what I’ve read, most people reviewed the Ninja cookbook and said it wasn’t really worth the money. I use the internet for ideas, although one does get good at estimating time and temperatures.So, would I recommend this – absolutely! It is nice to look at, intuitive to use after a few times, easy to clean, effective and efficient with heat, and I’m sure will save me money in the long run from not using my huge oven all the time! Now I need to update my microwave, as even this Ninja doesn’t completely replace reheating up a cup of coffee haha!

Lo adquirí a un precio alto, pero me ha gustado.Hasta ahora ha funcionado muy bien. Calienta muy bien, tiene buen espacio interior, entra un refractario de hasta 35 cm de ancho, viene con dos rejillas, dos charolas y una canastilla, también incluye recetario y su manual de usuario.El producto luce mucho mejor que otros, su panel es digital, no es muy ruidoso, de hecho es más silencioso que un Black&Decker que también tengo.Medidas exteriores:43.5 cm ancho34 cm alto44 cm de profundidad sin considerar la jaladera50 cm de profundidad con la jaladeraMedidas interiores:24 cm alto35 cm anchoLos botones e información en pantalla están en inglés.