Nuwave Bravo Air Fryer Toaster Smart Oven, 12-in-1 Countertop Convection, 30-QT XL Capacity, 50°-500°F Temperature Controls, Top and Bottom Heater Adjustments 0%-100%, Brushed Stainless Steel Look

Just received this today. Uncrated and started using it. Lots of cooking options. IMPORTANT DIMENSIONS: Outside 17" D x 20" W x 11-1/2" H. There are stops on the back, that hold it off the backsplash curb around the counter. So that is included into the "D" (depth) measurement. That also includes the opening handle. Inside dimensions: 13" D x 14" W x 6" H. This unit is bigger than my old oven, so for me that's a bonus. Your milage may differ. Air fry basket, "Broiler pan", and two oven racks. Very nice! Also received a plug in meat gauge. Will have to play with that some time. There is a "New Appliance" smell (ugh), but turn on the oven and let it back for a bit, to clear the smell. Time will tell how this works, but if it's not up to the task, will revise my review. This is similar to my old toaster oven https://www.amazon.com/Oster%C2%AE-Compact-Fryer-Toaster-Countertop/dp/B0FRK8KJ43/ref=sr_1_1_mod_primary_new?crid=3KQ5W8VNRYW2V&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.XxKphPjN9m3P8bznXTzVmtB3WoT8BjVAWQuqY9nY-cHNinIoSPW_Pp_eukcy94GVhfLLWDn1uZ02mKazCydeyxT5flh1khNNUWktkAyLtSRKjGy7CZw0oCcJvQBGHy7rNmLw1_wIwZImQasWtVMaH75ukygmuuzxAQstYTvHKiz2whkvfpdOI0lck2YdBfWE8UEu0Y-hdbYqLmiT1IH_s3ySA1LnOu0KiDc3L45agqE.Dnx6DY-3iOQTvUxotYDjFF-J_0_bUoEFgfFB_LI_JbE&dib_tag=se&keywords=oster+toaster+ovens+countertop&qid=1778366790&refinements=p_123%3A237228&rnid=85457740011&sbo=RZvfv%2F%2FHxDF%2BO5021pAnSA%3D%3D&sprefix=Oastertoaster+ovens%2Caps%2C195&sr=8-1 I had two and both died when the thermostat broke. Had gotten about 6 years out of each. Thought it was time to try something different.

Works really well, but my dial sometimes doesn't move numbers forward or randomly shifts them backward. Overall no complaints though. REALLY easy to clean compared to all other toaster ovens I've ever had. Does well as an air fryer as well.

First off, I don't get all the reviews that claim it's difficult to understand or operate; it is not at all. No, it's not a single button microwave where you just keep adding 30 seconds on high until it's done. It also makes way, way, way better food, so it takes a bit more effort. But it really is quite easy. Plus, I don't get all the "turn off preheat" comments. Works fine for me. It blinks when it's preheating, and the fan is on - how is it so hard to see that it's operating? Not hard at all. And after preheat, it counts down 10 seconds and starts cooking...again, pretty simple stuff. I was taken aback by all those comments prior to making the purchase, so I was focused on why it was such a weird thing for some people. Again, pretty straight forward for me. Secondly, the cooking times and programs are clearly estimates, everyone's preferences will need adjusting. All the cook times I tried needed more time, like another 30% more on average. Even when using the package instructions for the chicken fillet's I air-fried, it still needed 4 more minutes. The bacon I baked took another 3 minutes (this worked well using their "low smoke thick bacon" program/recipe in the booklet. I saw very little smoke, close to none). Lastly, taste - this is where it really matters, the taste is fantastic. It's the food and nothing else. The chicken was crispy outside and juicy inside. The bacon was packed with flavor. Better than the gas oven. Will be making some fries later today....can't wait!

Good oven. Really cooks well

Updated Review: We originally bought this in January 2023 and I wanted to give an update that we have been using this air fryer for 20 months now. We usually run it multiple times a day (usually in the morning for breakfast sausages and lunch for chicken nuggets and then occasionally in the evening for salmon or steak if the weather isn't good for grilling) and it is still going strong. Needs a good cleaning, but other than that it is still in great shape. Original Review: When we moved to our new house, I wanted to get an air fryer and settled on getting a multi-function toaster oven that could air fry. This was our third fryer in 2 years. The previous 2 only lasted around 6 months each. Hopefully not jinxing myself, but it has now been 14 months and this one is still going strong. We use it daily for breakfast for toasting bread, bagels, cooking breakfast sausages, etc. We also use it daily at lunch as our toddler will only eat chicken nuggets for lunch. And we probably use is on average 1 day a week at nighttime to cook part of a dinner in (salmon fillet, steaks in wintertime, home fries, roasted veggies). Long story short, we use it a lot. I love the temperature probe for cooking meats. Works great. No guessing or continually having to stop, take it out, and check it. You just look over at the display and see where you are at and can easily enough estimate how much longer. The controls took a little bit of getting used to. They were not the most intuitive and I had to actually read the instruction manual. But after a couple weeks it is now very easy to use. Love the removable crumb bin on the bottom. Makes cleaning it very easy. There are these bars around the heating elements. I assume they are there to help protect them from getting hit, but they are a pain to clean when everything gets dirty. Burned on oil and grease are really hard to clean off without scratching the element's glass with the steel wool. From the trial and errors and the other machines that failed, I learned that you don't want a unit that has the coil power going through the mode selection knob. When you realize you are in the wrong mode and switch modes while the power is on, you burn the contacts off. Pretty sure several people in my household were doing that even though I told them not to and that is how our 2nd toaster died. The second was to have the controls on the side of the machine and not the top. I think the top gets too hot being over the oven and that is what killed our first toaster.

Fits our needs and is well made. It does have a learning curve but the instructions are plainly laid out. As a senior+ we appreciate the conveniences of toaster, air fryer, etc. all in one.

The Nuwave Bravo Air Fryer Toaster Smart Oven (12-in-1, 30-QT XL) is a very versatile and well-designed countertop oven. It heats up quickly, cooks evenly, and handles everything from air frying and baking to toasting and roasting with ease. The large 30-QT capacity is perfect for families or larger meals, and the smart temperature controls make it easy to get consistent results. The digital interface is intuitive, and the presets are genuinely useful. Overall, this oven delivers excellent performance, flexibility, and value for a multi-function countertop appliance. Very happy with this purchase and would recommend it.

Ideal pick! There are soooo many options for toaster ovens and we wanted the air fryer option, too, and the Bravo gives us exactly what we wanted. It’s not too large, yet big enough to perfectly bake 12 cupcakes or a pizza. I would buy this again for myself, or as a gift for someone else.

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The oven is beautiful. I gave 4 stars as it was returned. It was too small. I did not use it so I cannot comment on how well it performs.

I like the look, the settings to the side of door. I am not impressed with the door wanting to close while I am taking things out of the oven. I have burnt my arm on the glass/door frame a couple of times. Since I use this oven as my primary appliance for baking, roasting, air frying, etc it's used almost daily. It works beautifully on whatever function I have used thus far. One issue besides the door problem is the noisy fan!!! It drives me crazy it's so loud. It sounds as if it's too big for the compartment it's in and grinding its way out or bent. I may have to send it back for a trade in. ??

It's size is medium, not family size, also it's not user friendly, but it works well

Not so great If I can I may return it....to Loud not user friendly of accurate when air frying..