I've had my Chefman air fryer for two years now, and it's been a game-changer in my kitchen! Here's my review: Performance: This air fryer is incredibly versatile. I've cooked everything from crispy fries and juicy chicken wings to perfectly roasted vegetables and even baked goods. It handles it all with ease, delivering consistently delicious results. Ease of Use: The controls are straightforward, and the digital display is easy to read. It heats up quickly, and the cooking presets are a handy feature for common dishes. Cleaning is also a breeze, thanks to the non-stick basket and tray. Durability: After two years of regular use, it's still going strong. The build quality is solid, and it hasn't shown any signs of wear and tear. It's definitely built to last. Healthier Cooking: One of the best things about this air fryer is that it allows me to enjoy my favorite fried foods with less oil. It's a healthier alternative without compromising on taste or texture. Design: I love the fact that it's made of stainless steel rather than nonstick. The stainless steel finish gives it a sleek, modern look and adds to its durability. Plus, it feels more robust and easier to maintain over time. Overall: I absolutely love my Chefman air fryer. It's become an essential part of my kitchen, and I can't imagine cooking without it. Whether you're a seasoned cook or just starting out, this air fryer is a fantastic addition to any kitchen.

This is a versatile appliance with lots of options for cooking. It will fit most large store bought pizzas inside. Air fry is the main reason i bought mine and it does that pretty well. The corners of the inside are kind of hard to clean due to the placement of the heating rods but if u keep it clean buildup wont be an issue. I got mine on sale at an excellent price and because of that i should have given it 5 stars except i left one off due to the fact i havnt had it long so durability and longevity hasnt been fully tested. However, it appears, for the most part to be a quality built appliance. Note: the lights stay on for a few minutes after you complete cooking cycle. To switch cooking options during a cook cycle u just select any other setting than the one u r cooking in and that cycle is ended mid cycle.

A decent combo toaster oven/convection oven/air fryer that produces good toast (but top and bottom heating element layout means toasting 4 slices at a time on a 2 or higher, up to 5 on the toast scale, will produce uneven light and dark spots) and cooks frozen pizza quickly and easily (with air fryer setting). There's a manual oven light but like a regular full size oven, the light doesn't turn on when the oven is on. Remember to check and wipe the interior after removing the air fryer tray before using the oven. 4 pieces of small cardboard cutouts may be stuck in the back of the oven (remove the crumb tray). There's some residue on the heating elements (left a light green stain on wet paper towel) so it may be wise to heat the oven without any food on the 1st day. Assembly wise, the installation of the silicone gasket on the bottom of the oven door was a bit sloppy and specks of glue got stuck on the door so before it dried, pieces of unknown material fell on it and dried on the interior side of the door (see door gasket photo). Design wise, the interior side of the door has several screws and one is located on the top side of the door gasket which makes it a likely pocket for falling bread crumbs that fall on the door glass (see same door gasket photo). Quality control wise, the sheet metal on the lower corner of the back of the oven was bent when it was installed (see photo). There's a quarter inch gap visible which is annoying as the position of the oven on the countertop exposes this side of the oven. The control panel takes 15+ (closer to 20) minutes to turn off (only leaving the start/stop button lit). Not sure why the timeout period is so long but the panel should timeout quicker like after 5-10 minutes. The top and side surfaces get warm but not hot when the oven is on. On the top third of the back of the oven, there's a black plastic exhaust vent so the top half of the back of the oven will get hot enough to burn. Even following the manufacturer instructions about spacing, it's wise to leave extra spacing and not position the oven in front of a power outlet if that puts the outlet and exhaust vent close to one another.

This oven has been awesome. No uneven burning of smaller portions of food, and it handles full sized frozen meals like a full size oven. We have had no technical issues a year later, honestly it has performed perfectly for our needs. Going from cheap toasters, it is 100% worth it.

Lots of different options on the air fryer as well as ease of use. This thing is awesome. Even my teenage kids can cook in it and it doesn't make the kitchen super hot in the summer!