KPX Air Fryer Toaster Oven,20 Quart 10-in-1 Convection Oven Combo, Roaster, Broiler, Rotisserie, Dehydrator, Pizza Oven, 7 Accessories with Recipe, LED Display & Control Dial, 1500W, UL Listed

Everything works great

We bought this in late November. My main idea was to use it for an oven and to be able to rotisserie chicken, but I have used the toaster, which is okay. Not the best for bread, if you're thinking of getting two sides a golden brown. If you just want to brown something like olives, or dates, or even garbanzo beans, use the air fry or back. With the oven, I have used it successfully to make meatballs, reheat TJ's tacos, and I even made cinnamon rolls. The other reason I bought it was for the air fry and I used it just the other day for TJ's sweet potato fries, which worked just as well as the homemade I made the day I received the oven.I was finally successful in making rotisserie chicken parts a couple of days ago. It was delightful seeing the "Spit" turn round and round with my chicken parts on it. I'd tried earlier with a whole chicken, but with our overgrown chickens (5 lbs), it got stuck on the heating element. I'm not sure how many pounds is perfect for the rotisserie part and where to find the perfect-sized chicken. Thankfully, there are chicken parts that work perfectly.Thankfully, using the KPX Air fry-toaster-oven is easy yummy-ness.

Only used it twice so far, to do a pork roast and bake some cookies. The pork roast was great air fried, though the timer for air fry only goes to 45 min, so had to add 20 for the size of the roast but no biggie.Was going to do it on the rotisserie but the roast was too long. You can do a nice fat chicken sized roast on the spit, but not a very long one, will have to remember that buying roasts, heh.The baking pan is a little small, there's an inch of space between both sides of the pan and the sides of the oven, would have been nice to be a little larger and cover the whole bottom. But the crumb tray covers the entire bottom, so plus there.The controls are not overly intuitive. They're not overly complicated, but they aren't straightforward either. Not a real annoyance, just kind of is.The fan is on by default for baking setting, not sure why. The top does get hot but it has small holes spaced around it so it vents some out of those. Not an issue with me, I have it in an open area.Heats up very quick, very nice on that, heated to 400 in a few minutes if that, did not time it but it was fast. Overall quality seems very good. Going to try the rotisserie fry basket here soon.Happy to report that it does fit a 12 inch pizza.

It bakes pizza very well and I eat a lot of home made pizza. It has several toasts settings which is great. I have to say I find nothing wrong with this for our needs. i have not used the rotisserie but I probably never will. Not a rotisserie kind of gal. The rewarm feature also works well. Only thing I wish is that it came with another rack (only came with one)which I am gong to contact them and see if I can buy one. It has the air fry basket but I do not want to use that as a second rack, although you could for keeping things warm underneath something still toasting etc. on top. It is hard to find a good oven like this. Highly suggest you get it if you are in the market for one. I am Very pleased.

Late review. Bought this for my mother-in-law as a Mother's Day gift a few years back and she's still using it to this very day. She uses it for everything and it's never had any problems. The design is simple and controls are easy to figure out.My only peeve is that it vents all heat out of the top of the oven, making it's compact design seem a bit counterintuitive, as it can't (and shouldn't) be stored underneath lower hanging cabinets and such. Just my opinion though, as it is an objectively good little oven.

I used this product every day for maybe 6 months, and I eventually got rid of it. It’s such a pain in the butt to clean. And if you go ONE time without cleaning, the oils on the sides, top, and heating elements will smoke you out or stink you out.I had that sucker lined with foil enough to withstand and EMP, (like a homemade Faraday cage) and it still didn’t work.Maybe if all you’re cooking is pizza rolls or French fries or things with no oil or splatter, you might be okay. Cook a chicken or steak and you’ll see what I mean—it’s just a matter of time. I got the Paula Deen extra large basket air fryer and it’s 100% easier to use and to clean. I miss having shelves to be able to cook more, but what I don’t miss is all the hassle to clean this thing. Good riddance!

After seeing so much TikTok Video with cool air fryer recipes ,I wanted one for myself, then I caught this air fryer was on sale ! With great reviews,Woohoo ! Let me tell you guys , this air fryer makes everything tastes sooo much better ! I’m in love ! It heats up quick , like 3-4 min , the chicken patties and fries were straight up from freezer , and it took 15 min to make , tastes amazing, with no oil ! No guilt ! Save a ton of calories , and I made my own onion rings , 8min in the air fryer on 375 degrees, so crispy! There’s no cleaning to do ! I used aluminum foil 😀Life saver for me 👉🏻 a “fast/ junk food” lover .

Everything seems like an afterthought on this product. Cheaply made. Cheap components. Takes too long to preheat. Inconsistent results. Rotisserie is not easy to load/unload from oven. This does none of the functions well. It even has difficulty toasting.I haven’t used the dehydrate mode because I stopped growing mushrooms decades ago, but I can only assume the results would be disappointing.I will put this on the curb for someone to pick up who is looking for scrap metal. I’m not sure if anyone will take it, and someone scooped up the metal sewage pipe I put out there.