Foodi XL Pro Air Fry Oven, 10-in-1, Stainless Steel, DT201

This is the third one of these that I have bought in the last 4 years. The first was a christmas present for my parents. I was so impressed I bought one for myself. It has worked flawlessly. I hardly ever use my regular oven now. I purchased this last one for my camper. The included trays are of great quality and clean up is a breeze. Heats up quickly. The countertop footprint is not bad yet it is large enough that I can use a rectangular casserole dish or cook a pizza. I don't think you will be disappointed.

I bought this for my grandma who lives by themselves and doesn’t cook that much and it was easy for her to learn how to use it and she loves it. The appliance itself is heavy. The controls are easy to learn. They are labeled so you just press and go through and find which cooking style you want and then set the timer and hit start. The time is accurate and the cooking always comes out really nice. It is also very easy to clean.

My big oven went out so bought this guy . It’s worked great and I can bake sheet cake in it which is nice . Only thing that I have to watch is when you close the oven door it will slam .

Favorite air fryer of all time. I am writing this review after a couple years I purchased it. We use it every single day, multiple times a day. I love how it repeats and makes everything so easy. Highly reccommend!

This is a LARGE unit that looks really nice. I went back and forth between this one and the most popular Cuisinart one which I used TO DEATH before buying this one. I went with this one because I wanted more space on the inside of the oven and I liked the look more. The Cuisinart is not even the slightest bit sleek looking and it sat front and center in my kitchen. With all the positive reviews for this Ninja, I took a chance. When it arrived it was bigger than what I wanted. Yes, I measured, but it's presence was much more pronounced even though it wasn't that much bigger. Fortunately, it's nice looking, but ... damn did that little bit of more make a difference. Down to brass tax ... the thing that was HEAVEN about the Cuisinart was that it cut my cooking time in HALF. This is really important to me. With the Ninja, I might as well have been using a regular oven in terms of how long it took to make anything. YES, you are skipping the preheat time, but compared to the Cuisinart, this took TWICE AS LONG to cook or air fry anything. That is SIGNIFICANT. That said, if you wait patiently, it cooks things perfectly. The Cuisinart tended to run hot and if you weren't careful you could burn something. I adjusted every temperature on the Cuisinart back 25-degrees and had to watch things carefully, but not with the Ninja. It will eventually cook your food to a golden brown, or whatever. I believe when I traded up for more space on the inside it just added the cook time on because there's too much room for the oven to heat quickly. Total bummer. Not worth the trade for my needs. This is also important: When you use the air fry function on this Ninja machine, it literally sounds like a small airplane is taking off in your kitchen THE ENTIRE TIME IT'S RUNNING. It is incredibly annoying. I cannot undersell this point. Good luck having a conversation with that thing running. I love that the Ninja controls are on the handle and are touch. It seems like it would cause problems, but it doesn't. This is probably the most awesome part of it's design. It is sleek and it is so easy to use. The Ninja is way easier to clean than the Cuisinart. Way. If the Ninja and the Cuisinart had a baby, I would buy it. When I need a new one, I will look for that. If I don't find it, I will go back to the Cuisinart so I can cut my cook time in half and hear myself think. Also, an odd bonus about the Cuisinart. It was all stainless steel. My dog pulled it off the counter over a dozen times and it never broke or looked dinged up or anything. It was incredible. If the dog dragged the Ninja off the counter it would be toast with the glass front (unless it's special glass?). And, with the Ninja's door handle being bigger and closer to the edge of the countertop, this is a real hazard that I had to create a workaround for -- dog life.

This oven has so many outstanding reviews, and now I know why. One of the best investments for my kitchen I’ve ever made. It’s fast. Pre-heat for any function is less than a minute. Just seconds and it’s at temp. Think about all the energy saved, not to mention prep time. Meals get served quickly! Air fry function really delivers. Things like frozen nuggets, tots, egg rolls, etc come out like they’re freshly deep fried. You’re getting healthier versions of comfort food at home, with little mess. If you’re going to eat something “less healthy,” why not be able to get the most out of the flavors and textures. Again, food cooks so fast, it’s pretty mind boggling. The air fry tray is quite large, so a lot of food can be cooked at once. I use air fry to do a lot of things- even get the excess moisture out of pre-scrambled egg whites. The pizza setting makes frozen pizza taste better than delivery. Again, quickly! We keep frozen cheese pizzas in the freezer for quick dinners. I cut up some veggies and toss them on. 9 minutes later dinner is ready. I consider this oven to save us a lot of money. No more delivery pizza. We get exactly what we want, made how we want, for a fraction of the price. Set it and forget it- pretty much. With so many pre-sets and options, I can put a meal in and go about my business without having to check the oven constantly. That means I can clean the kitchen and get things done around the house without being tied to the stove. I’m not saying it’s totally sentient, just that it’s smarter than the really nice conventional oven in my kitchen. Space to cook. This thing has room in it. Yeah, it takes up some real estate on the counter, but not so much that it feels like it doesn’t belong. Being able to cook multiple things at once is really nice. I use the square Corning ware casserole dishes for most of my baked dishes, and I can bake two of them at once. It’s a nice balance of compact kitchen appliance and usable cooking space. Can I cook a turkey in it? Eh, probably not, but a chicken, yep. Not many limitations to this oven, and that is so nice. Having a countertop oven means I can see my food easily, and it’s easy to pop things in the oven, and take them out. If you have health issues that make bending over difficult, I can see this appliance making life easier on you. I roast peppers a lot, and I like being able to glance over and see how the charring is progressing. Small, simple things like this add to its charm. The controls are on the handle. That means there’s more overall cooking space in the oven. Clever idea, Ninja. Doesn’t heat up the kitchen like a regular oven. Enough said.

After our first random air fryer purchase up and died on us, it was time to search for a new one. When we bought our first one, there were less options and we just went with one that we had used in the workplace. Surprisingly, that air fryer lasted us about 8 years so there are no complaints considering the price we paid at the time and that it was a no name one. Now that air fryers have been around a lot longer and become a more common kitchen appliance, I wanted to find something that would fit more with our cooking needs. Enter this Ninja air fryer. I'll admit, in the beginning I had some misgivings about the brand in general as I own no other Ninja products but I know many who do. I opted to do lots of research so that this next air fryer would be the perfect kitchen companion for us. After reading through many actual kitchen tests and top ten lists and comparing all the pros and cons against what we needed...we chose this Ninja model. Now even after comparing the dimensions to our old air fryer, it still didn't prepare me for the massiveness of this beast and that is a good thing. Many of the top rated lists clearly state that this is a larger unit, good for parties and large families. I expected it but was still surprised (in a good way) by the size of this. The big thing we wanted was capacity to run multiple racks at once and be able to monitor the cooking process. This Ninja air fryer is truly like a mini convection oven with extra bells and whistles. After playing around with this and testing out different functions -- I am left wondering how we didn't realize that this was out there and an option. It makes it seem like we were slumming it with our last air fryer. There are so many things that I love about this. The option to turn the inner light on/off at will (no more using a flashlight to check your cooking). The true fan that will make circulating the heat way more efficient (no more needing to turn or rotate food). The ability to change time or temperature in the middle of cooking WITHOUT it resetting the whole thing-so I love being able to add another minute or turn up or down the temps without it starting all over again. The fact that there is a pan/basket/grill accessory for every cooking need you might need (I also bought an extra wire basket as that is the the one we use the most). The large glass front that makes viewing your food super easy so you can easily gauge whether you need more time or less time...all without having to open it. The ease of choosing functions and the easy user interface that makes temp and time choice a no brainer for anyone to use--perfect. The only thing I was not expecting is the sound when this is in use. Yes, it is louder than our last but I actually prefer that for the sole reason that I can hear if this air fryer is still cooking even if I'm in the next room. Now, it's not like I hear it from down the hall or anything but the adjacent rooms can hear this and now we joke that an airplane is taking off whenever we use this. It's not like you are sleeping when you use this so the noise thing is not a deal breaker in any way for me. This air fryer has found it's way to the top 2 appliances used in our household and I could not imagine being without our Vitamix blender OR this air fryer...we use both daily. The large size makes cooking a lot quicker, a word on that--if you do not need the larger size and instead want speed, opt for a smaller unit as this is bigger it takes more time to heat and cook BUT it will still be faster than using a regular sized oven. Everything that we have cooked in this so far has been easy to do and cooked well. The accessories are easy to obtain from Ninja or Amazon and reasonably priced. I look forward to a long and healthy relationship with this Ninja air fryer!

We thought this oven was the answer to all of our needs and it had such good reviews . It does a lot of things, but unfortunately not all very well. After 4 months of use, we have used the most common features, but not all. Air Roast: The only difference between this and the ‘Whole Roast’ is the fan speed, but is still convection cooking. No matter what the guide book says, it does not reach cooking temperature in 45-90 seconds. You end up having to cook it a bit longer than you are used to OR pre-heat before you start. Air Fry: This setting uses the maximum fan speed for cooking, but it still doesn’t do a good job. We cook Chicken Wings until the meat inside is at the right temperature but they don’t have a crispy skin even at max temperature. The Users Guide recommends cooking the wings for 40 minutes at 390, but that results in overcooked meat. Pizza: We use this setting a lot, but the crust never seems to get crispy . We purchased a pizza stone and would start the cycle; 25 minutes to heat the stone and an additional 12 minutes or so to cook the pizza, but still no joy. The pizza pan is not the same as the one we used in our big oven, so found a new one the right size, aluminum in stead of carbon steel and with more holes in the surface to let more of the heat of the stone come through. At this time, we haven’t tried the new pan, but will update the review once we have tried it. Bake: I bake corn muffins at least once a week. I finally got the results that I like by using a lower rack level than recommended, letting the oven warm for 2-3 minutes before putting in the muffin tray and cooking 3-4 minutes longer than recommended to get the browning on top. Toast/Bagel: we use these two setting quite a lot, but having to wait a least 6 minutes for toast is extremely frustrating. More often than not, we have to add 1-2 minutes to get the toast level right. The last and most frustrating thing is that it is a b**** to clean. Cooking fatty foods like wings and thighs renders a lot of fat, that as it drips, some of the small fat globules get blown against the sides of the oven and gets baked on. Every couple of weeks, I spend 30 to 60 minutes cleaning, first spraying with a concentrated powerwash , letting it soak, and then scrubbing with an SOS pad. I never get it completely clean. The user guide recommends cooking fatty proteins at or below 375, which we do, but it doesn’t make a difference. On the whole, we would not buy this again. Added Comment; After 6 months, took it to the dump. Reduced the rating from two stars to one. I just got tired of cleaning it all the time, for little or no benefit.

Funcional , bonito y de calidad me gusta por q trae muchas funciones

Excelente producto funciona bien para hacer varias recetas

Justo lo que te venden recibes Producto amplio, facil de usar y práctico

Good product, we used it for over a year. Very difficult to keep clean, in spite of scrubbing it down after each and every use. On the Air frying, toasting, baking, etc. functions - it does exactly what it says, and very well. We found that units with the fan in the top section of the oven tend not to splatter the flying oils as much - gravity is our friend. The replacement we bought is from another manufacturer.

Visualmente es muy atractivo, combina con mi cocina y sus acabados son muy pulcros. En cuanto a su funcionalidad, te saca de muchos apuros, ya que puedes cocinar varias cosas al mismo tiempo por su espacio y estilos de cocción. Su gasto de energía es moderado, solo incremento 100 pesos mexicanos en mi recibo bimestral.