(checked 2026-10-10)
Hugely popular on Amazon for its flip-up, space-saving design and fast preheat. Its squat cavity can't fit a whole chicken, and Serious Eats found food browned too dark and the small chamber hard to clean.
Top complaints
- Short cavity limits what fits
Good Housekeeping says it is shorter than other toaster ovens and can't quite fit a whole chicken. Serious Eats notes there are only top and bottom rack positions. Size is a mixed aspect on Amazon.
- Hard to clean
Serious Eats found the small chamber tricky to clean well. Cleaning is mixed in Amazon's summary, and a Walmart 1-star review says it cannot be cleaned properly.
- Overbrowning, warped pan, early failures
Serious Eats says food got too dark wherever it was placed and the side-handle door was awkward. Walmart low-star reviews describe a pan warping on first use, a unit quitting within a month, and breakers tripping.
What owners love
- Flips up to save space
Amazon shoppers appreciate the space-saving design that flips up, and Good Housekeeping notes it can be stored upright.
- Even, quick cooking
Good Housekeeping says it cooks evenly and air-fries well. Amazon owners say it cooks evenly and quickly, preheating in under a minute.
- Very well rated
It averages 4.6 stars from about 26,200 Amazon ratings, the most of any model here.
Source: Amazon.com product page
- You want to roast a whole chicken
- You hate scrubbing a cramped interior
- You want a middle rack position
- Saving counter space (flips up against the wall)
- Sheet-pan air frying for 1-2 people
- Quick preheating
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What experts say
- Good Housekeeping: Also recommended: cooks evenly, air-fries well and stores upright, but it's too short to fit a whole chicken.
- Serious Eats: Not a pick: food got too dark with only top and bottom rack positions, the chamber is tricky to clean, and the door is awkward; it liked the slide-in fry basket.