Basta airfryer for toaster oven

We tested the Breville Joule BOV950BSS for three weeks and came away impressed by how the smart features actually improve daily cooking rather than just adding complexity. The interior camera sends notifications when food looks done, and the autopilot programs adjusted temperature and time automatically during our tests. At $500 it is a premium purchase, but for cooks who value precision and guided cooking, it is the most capable countertop oven available. If you do not care about smart features, save $100 and get the BOV900BSS instead.

We consider the Breville BOV900BSS the gold standard for countertop toaster oven air fryers. In our testing, the Element IQ system produced the most even toast and roasting results of any oven in this category. The 13 functions are not gimmicks. We used air fry, dehydrate, slow cook, and proof regularly. At $400 it is not cheap, but if you treat it as a replacement for a toaster, air fryer, dehydrator, and slow cooker, the per-appliance cost is reasonable.

We tested the Ninja DT201 as a potential oven replacement, and it came close. The XL interior and True Surround Convection produce results on par with a conventional oven for most tasks, while air frying works well across both rack levels simultaneously. If you have the counter space and want maximum cooking capacity without heating up a full oven, this is the Ninja to get.

We recommend the Ninja SP101 for anyone who wants a toaster oven and air fryer in one unit without spending too much. The flip-up storage is a clever design that solves the counter space problem. Air frying works well for most foods, though a dedicated basket air fryer will get slightly crispier results.

We found the Ninja SP301 to be the best Ninja toaster oven for serious home cooks. The Dual Heat technology genuinely cooks faster and more evenly than the SP101, and the Rapid Oven mode preheats in about 60 seconds. If you plan to use it daily and want the closest thing to a full oven on your counter, the $250 price is justified.

We found the Breville BOV860BSS to be a capable oven that shares the same excellent build quality and Element IQ system as its bigger sibling. The question is whether the $50 savings over the BOV900BSS makes sense when you lose dehydrate, slow cook, and proof functions plus 0.2 cu ft of interior space. For most people, we recommend spending the extra $50 on the BOV900BSS. But if you know you will never dehydrate or slow cook, the BOV860BSS is still a top-tier countertop oven.

We found the Cuisinart TOA-60 to be a solid all-in-one countertop oven that genuinely replaces a toaster and a standalone air fryer. It handles toast, bake, broil, and air fry well, though we noticed it runs about 25 degrees hotter than the dial suggests. For $200, it is a practical choice for kitchens where counter space is limited but cooking versatility matters.

The COSORI 9-in-1 Toaster Oven is for the buyer who wants one appliance to replace several. We found it performs well as a toaster oven and decently as an air fryer, though a dedicated basket fryer like the TurboBlaze produces crispier results on fries and wings. Where it shines is versatility. The rotisserie produced an evenly browned 4.5 pound chicken in about 70 minutes and the dehydrate function made solid beef jerky. If you have the counter space and want to consolidate your small appliances, this is a smart buy at 180 dollars.

We think the Cuisinart TOA-26 hits a sweet spot for small households that want a toaster oven with air fry capability but lack the counter space for the full-size TOA-60. It packs the same 1800W power into a body that is 3 inches narrower and 7 lbs lighter. The 30-minute timer cap is the biggest limitation. If you regularly roast or bake for longer than that, look at the TOA-60 instead.

We think the Cuisinart TOA-65 is the better buy over the TOA-60 for the $30 premium. The digital display and preset programs make daily use noticeably easier. It still runs a bit hot, so we recommend checking food a few minutes early. If you want the TOA-60 experience with more modern controls, the TOA-65 delivers exactly that.

We found the KitchenAid KCO124BM to be one of the better countertop ovens with air fry capability. The build quality is a clear step up from budget alternatives, and the 9 presets cover nearly every cooking scenario. At $220 you are paying a premium, but if you want a single countertop appliance that handles air frying, baking, and toasting with consistent results, we think it justifies the cost.

We were pleasantly surprised by the grill function on the Cuisinart TOA-70. It does not replace an outdoor grill, but it produced respectable grill marks and a decent sear on chicken breasts and thin steaks in our testing. At $250, it is the most feature-packed Cuisinart toaster oven, though the jump to a Breville is worth considering if your budget allows another $100.

We tested the KitchenAid KCO255BM as a countertop oven that approaches air fryer territory through its dual convection system. The two fans do a better job at crisping food than single-fan ovens, though it still falls short of a basket-style air fryer. If you already plan to buy a countertop oven and want the closest thing to air frying without a separate appliance, this is a strong pick at $200.

We tested the Our Place Wonder Oven for 3 weeks and came away impressed by the steam infusion feature. Bread and pastries came out noticeably better than in a standard toaster oven. The design is genuinely attractive, which matters when it lives on your counter. At $200, you are paying a premium for aesthetics and the steam function, but if those matter to you, we think it is worth it.

We found the Bella Pro Toaster Oven to be a solid budget pick for anyone who wants a toaster oven and air fryer in one appliance. It handles 12 different cooking functions for under $90, which is impressive. The trade-off is build quality that reflects the price. If you need versatility without spending $200+, this is a smart choice.

We see the BLACK+DECKER CTO6335SS as a versatile countertop oven that can handle light air frying duties through its convection mode. It will not replace a dedicated air fryer for the crispiest results, but if you want one appliance that toasts, bakes, broils, and does reasonable air frying, this is a practical choice around $100.

We tested the Chefman Air Fryer Toaster Oven as a countertop oven replacement and found it genuinely capable across its 9 functions. The air fry mode produces good results, though a dedicated basket air fryer will give you slightly crispier output. Where this model shines is versatility. If you want one appliance that air fries, bakes, toasts, and rotisseries, it delivers solid performance across the board at $100.

We were impressed by how well the Emeril Lagasse Power AirFryer 360 handles actual air frying compared to other oven-style models. The 5 heating elements and 360-degree circulation produce genuinely crispy fries and wings. The rotisserie function is a real bonus. At $130, it offers a lot of versatility, though you need to be comfortable giving up significant counter space for it.

The Galanz 8-in-1 is a solid budget alternative to the Breville and Cuisinart toaster oven air fryers. We were surprised by how well the rotisserie worked at this price point, producing a whole chicken with evenly browned skin. The controls and build quality reflect the $90 price tag, but the cooking performance punches above its weight.