Insignia™ - 6-Slice Toaster Oven Air Fryer - Stainless

This is slower and messier than a microwave. You can run it up to 400 F in air fry mode, and up to 12h in dehydrate mode. Other modes are up to 90 minutes. (You have to press the TEMP/TIME dial to adjust time.) Also, the drip tray does not have a coating, so it you need to wash it separately to avoid covering your dishes in dust (see picture).

This toaster oven matches exactly what I was looking for. The size is perfect. Easy to use.

Dented on the right front edge by the control knobs and scratched all over the top and handle. Legs were even bent.,. Very cheaply made and packaged.

It's a good toaster/air fryer. It does exactly what I was hoping. It's a decent size and the design is much better than my previous one. I also really appreciate the way the settings work; takes a lot of the guesswork out. My only complaint is that the buttons and knobs feel a bit cheap. They buttons don't always respond on the first press and the knobs often spin past the setting I want. Of course, both of those things don't really affect how well the toaster oven works (I can always press the button a second time or spin the knob in the other direction). But if I had a complaint, that would be it. I'm quite happy with my purchase.

i have an expensive steam oven that i paid over 300.00 for and i prefer this oven. i had more fun cooking out of this oven in 3 days then i did that expensive oven in over a year. i gave it 4 stars because it feels cheap but it doesn't function cheap , reminds me of my dyson vaccum it feels cheap but it works great? As far as how well will it hold up that i don't know, but even if i get a year out of it i am very happy with it. one tip i can give is it is easy to over cook things . i cook a garbonzo bean pizza and i usually cook for about 45 min at 450 degrees in my reg. oven it took about 20 min at 450 in this little oven. you have to make some adjustments. the selection knobs i think could be better, other reveiws had the same complaint but i would buy again and i would recommend.

This Insignia "Toaster Oven" has worked well thus far. Although we have NOT used it to actually make Toast, my wife has cooked a variety of items in it, while I have used it as a More-Efficient Pizza Re-Heater (as compared to our main over). The controls can be a bit confounding - keep the manual handy at first - and I thought it would be very helpful to have had some Actual Usage hints included. Unit looks nice from the front, a bit industrial on sides & tops (not "Ugly" but simply Functional), and includes useful racks / pans.

This toaster/broiler/air-fryer/dehydrator is very nice. It has a number of cooking options, timed settings, and comes with three types of cooking trays and a crumb tray for the bottom of the unit. The stainless steel exterior looks attractive and is easy to keep clean. This unit was a fair price, although it preheats somewhat slower than expected, and it doesn't come with a cookbook which is unfortunate given all the cooking features it's capable of. We like it and would recommend it if you are looking for something compact and versatile. Again, a cookbook would be an asset.

This thing could be great, but there are some serious programming flaws. I DO NOT like the timer at all. Once you start you cannot change it. You select your setting, temperature, and time. When you press start there is a pre-heat cycle without any indication on how long it will last. As soon as it is preheated it beeps and the timer starts. Once the timer starts it just goes. There is no pausing it or adjusting it. If you miss the beep and need to reset the timer you need to turn the unit off and start all over again. Luckily if the oven is still hot the preheat cycle is short or not needed. You also cannot adjust the heat once it is going. That's not a big deal, but something you should be aware of. There are also hot zones and cool zones in this oven as well so your food does not cook evenly. The way we need to use it is set the timer higher than we need and wait to put the food in until our desired time shows up on the screen. Or we set the timer much higher than needed and just set a kitchen timer.