NinjaToaster Oven, Air Fryer, Thermometer, Toaster Oven Air Fryer Combo, Stainless Steel, Quick meals, Fries, Frozen Food, Air Fry, Dehydrate, Reheat, 13-in-1, Less Oil, Flip Away Oven, Foodi, SP351

The Ninja dual heat Zone Air Fryer is a powerhouse in our kitchen, especially with kids who love using it constantly! This air fryer has quickly become a favorite because of its ease of use, versatility, and durability. Despite it’s daily use for over a year, it continues to work like a champ. The large capacity is perfect for families, and the crisping results are always spot-on, whether it’s fries, reheating chicken, or just warming up veggies.It's also incredibly easy to clean, which is a must with kids who use it frequently. The baskets are dishwasher safe, and even after months of heavy use, theirs is little sign of wear and tear. The controls are intuitive enough that even my kids can handle it without any issues, and it has quickly become their go-to for snacks and quick meals.If you're looking for a durable, family-friendly air fryer that can keep up with heavy use, the Ninja Dual heat Air Fryer is worth every penny!

I am currently on day 2 of owning this thing so, really, consider this a first impressions review.Firstly, the main draw: The flip-up feature. This really is a game changer and was chief amongst my reasons to buy this particular oven. I am happy to report that this feature works very well and gains me back a good amount of countertop space. It fits like a GLOVE flipped away under my wall cabinets. If you have low hanging wall cabinets, however, you'd do well to take a measure before purchasing to ensure you have access to this feature. This is what sets it apart from other products IMO.Secondly: The power cord. Its bad. Specifically, when plugged in, the power cord extends straight out from the wall and I think the manufacturer absolutely, positively should have opted for a low profile plug-in, especially since this is designed to flip-up to stow away. This is a serious negative as you're not able to place this in front of the power socket its plugged into without the front of the oven protruding past the countertop and nearly falling off. If you have a very small kitchen, take a moment to be sure you'll have adequate room.Finally, the real test: Cooking. So far, I have only reheated refrigerated pizza and air-fried some cheese sticks. To that end, this thing is a beast. The controls were easy enough to figure out without needing the manual. It has a great pre-heat feature which only starts running the timer after it gets to temperature, which is FAST. When set to 450F, pre-heating was less than 2 minutes. I was impressed. The food came out exactly as I hoped. They aren't kidding though, watch your food carefully when you first get it. Use the light. It can quickly burn your food if you're not familiar with convection and don't understand the lower cook times.My only other negative is theoretical: Cleaning. I don't think it will be TOO difficult, as the bottom tray is easy to lift out, but if you DON'T clean regularly I can easily see crumbs and debris piling up in the back when the oven is flipped up. I think the solution is probably just being proactive with cleaning it. For the lazy, maybe avoid this one.Overall impressions are very very good and, at the time I'm writing this, I'm not mad at the $170 sale price either. Go, Ninja, Go.

As a Vine reviewer, I've had access to try a LOT of different air fryer ovens over the past couple of years. I've always been on the hunt for that perfect multifunctional device that I could use for most anything, and every attempt until now has been a failure. This particular oven is SO much more than it appears.First of all, the flip-up design of the oven is such a winner. When the oven's not in use, simply flip it up and out of the way and regain all of that lost countertop space. It easily flips down when you need to use it. This oven includes the searing plate, which works perfectly for everything I've tried. I did some ribeye steaks in this, and they turned out perfect. It takes longer for the searing plate to heat up, but the system tells you when it's ready to use.Speaking of heating up... if you're using the Air Bake feature, expect to wait 1-2 minutes until it's ready to go. Yep, this heats up faster than anything I've tried. It bakes evenly... while it's not very deep, you can bake a cake in it and it comes out perfectly baked. I use it for almost everything.My biggest complaint is that it's not as deep as I would like, as the depth prevents you from using it for some things. Roasting a whole chicken is likely not an option unless the bird is really small.I honestly didn't expect much from the Air Fryer feature... I've found that the best air fryers usually have the fan at the top of the unit blowing downward, while the fan in this unit is on the side. However, I've used this repeatedly as an Air Fryer and I can state that it actually browns more evenly than any other air fryer I've tried.By the way, this thing is nearly silent! In Air Fry mode you can barely hear the fan operating, but at any other time it's almost completely silent. The case of the unit does heat up when it's in use, but not nearly as much as the other ovens I've tried.Cleaning the unit is easy. I've been amazed at how easily it wipes out. I had a pizza that dripped cheese onto the heating elements, and I expected a nightmare to clean it once it cooled. However, a few quick swipes and it was as good as new; totally unexpected.The reviews don't lie, this is a winner and I would buy it again in a heartbeat. I've retired all of the other air fryers and countertop ovens to the basement and I would prefer to use this any day over my built-in KitchenAid Architect series oven.