NuWave 20801 Bravo XL Air Fryer/Toaster Oven w/digital temperature probe + Square Pan Accessory Bundle

Everything works just like it's supposed to. Way better than a toaster oven or a stand alone air fryer. I'd like it to be a little bigger, but certainly can't complain.

I like that it cooks well and quickly.

The product works excellent. I am very impressed and pleased.

It really taking time to get used to cooking with it. You have to tweak a few things to get your food to come out the way you like it. But all in all it’s a solid buy.

I've owned this over a year. It's a quality product. The controls have a bit of a learning curve but once you understand how it works, it is great. I use it daily for everything. I have baked bread, muffins, biscuits, roasted a chicken, potato gratin, made toast. Everything. There is a light. There are lots of settings. The timer an be set for a long time. It is a sophisticated machine. There is an easy slide out crumb tray. The convection fan has 3 levels of adjustment and an off setting. I find that enormously important. Default is high fan and on that setting, some things will burn on top. So knowing I can adjust it is good. As it is a convection/regular oven combo, if temp is super important, I put an oven thermometer in it and fiddle. Cons: the wire rack supports and the racks - the tolerances are a bit too lax so heavy things can fall. If I bake something heavy, I have to use bottom rack setting. While this is only con, it is a big one.

The functions is good no problem about it but, the material is cheap made of galvanized flat sheet metal and the size is small. Be careful when you clean because the edges are sharp that can cut your skin.

since buying this nu wave we havent used the oven at all.Quick,easy and healthier.Overall best purchasebever

There is a quick start guide that is incorrect in how to set the clock. It has you pressing the preheat and top/btm at the same time to set the clock. However in the owner/s manual it instructs you to press preheat and temp/time to set the clock. When you follow that you can get the clock set correctly. I suppose, like everything else made in China. the instructions lose something in the translation. A suggestion I would make to the manufacturer would be to put some bumpers on the top of the door so it does not sound so tinny when it closes. Other than those two items, once you get the voluminous instructions figure out the unit works great and is a real time saver in the kitchen. Just set it and forget it.