Customer Ratings & Reviews

So easy to use and all those functions to choose from. This toaster oven was a practical decision but is giving me more than I wanted.

Probably the best toaster oven, I've bought. Lots of cook options. Love the touch screen & backlighting. Got it on sale for $79 compare to $199.. Great value for the money

Just had to buy an air-fryer toaster oven combo after seeing how amazing it cooks/fries food at my brother's place. His was a pricey +$200 Cuisinart that I didn't want to have to pay for, so was super happy to jump on this when Best Buy had a sale a few weeks ago. Used it 4x now to air-fry sweet potato fries (2x), polenta cakes, and tofu. Works like charm, everything took about 10-15mins to air-fry and 1-2 tablespoons of oil (you can even do it without any oil, but I like a little to enhance flavor). Even with a little oil, clean up was super fast for the air-fryer basket and broil pan, and hardly anything to wipe clean on the inside walls of the oven. SO glad to finally own one of these - now we can even get rid of the toaster and toaster oven to free up the kitchen counter space! Really like the easy to use and bright/clear display/buttons. The auto off and on when you open/close the oven door is super convenient, along with the oven light. Many of these types of air-fryer toaster oven combos on the market are pretty small on the inside (actual cooking space). This one is pretty spacious, double check cooking space/volume before you buy any model. The only suggestion is to make the power cord is longer - as is, it's perfect if you'll place it near or in front of the wall outlet. The maker knows this and writes in the user booklet that it's ok to use a power extension cord. I gave it 5 stars for value because I was able to buy during the special sale.

It’s been working great I love how fast it bakes and also the air fryer function works great

We absolutely love this oven, it fits perfectly on our kitchen counter and all of the different settings it has to bake, and air fry are excellent. We use it everyday as its large interior size means we don’t have to use our large oven most of the time!

I love my new Chefman Air Fry Toaster Oven it is so simple to operate.

Already set up in my kitchen and it’s powerful ! I even got one for my sister

I was extremely iffy in getting this, but I’m so glad I did! It’s easy to use, fast and clean up is a breeze… cook time was less and the food tasted great.

The best air fryer I’ve used so far. It’s full of two rows for extra space. I can add my own aluminum pans on the rack, easier clean up when finished. It even goes to 450 degrees & always cook food evenly. The only problem is I can’t seem to find replacements accessories for this air fryer.

Great size Oven / air fryer , perfect fit in our tiny kitchen and it functions well plus I got it when it’s on sale so it’s a great deal

Really like the Chefman Dual-Function Air Fryer + Toaster Oven Combo. But very disappointed that instructions for use were general with no recipes. Bought a recipe book for one of their other models which has been helpful. As I'm new to using an air fryer, I would have appreciated more helpful information for its use.

So far performing as expected. Decent size for day to day operations

I love it! I use it for many kinds of food. My favorite food is pizza.

This oven is large and makes your food the way it's supposed to, but has a mind of its own. Sometimes we have to unplug it to keep it from beeping, way after it's done cooking. Sometimes it doesn't respond when you press the buttons. Otherwise it's okay.

excellent product! Ive used all of its features and they all work amazing. MUST BUY

Love this gadget. Our new apartment doesnt have an oven so looking for something that pizza'd. This fits the bill and preheats super fast.

I truly love it!! Being single, It's my go-to appliance for everyday cooking. I no longer use my big oven for anything!!

Cooks EVERYTHING perfectly! Perfect size for my counter also. Highly recommended air fryer. You know it’s good when my 18 year old loves using it!

Do not buy this item, they only give 15 days to return and on the 20th an error began,

UNIQUE FEATURES Ability to Dual Bake Items Easily Accessible Crumb Tray Large Internal Cooking Area for Taller Items Capacitive Touchscreen User Interface USE I’ll admit that I was late to the Air Fryer bandwagon. Having seen these do-it-all machines on infomercials, I dismissed them as sales gimmicks. I had the opportunity to obtain Chefman’s martial arts-based competitor’s product some time ago. I honestly don’t know why I didn’t buy one sooner. The air fryer has become my go-to device and has replaced many devices in my house. The air fryer’s unique versatility has earned it a top spot as one of the most used devices in my kitchen. Honestly, the only thing that limits its use, is the lack of vertical space for cooking. After seeing Chefman’s unique take on an Air Fryer, I had to try it. Chefman solved my issue of the space requirement, expanding the ability to cook taller items by almost 2 times its competitor. With the increased interior volume, I find that the Chefman requires approximately 10 – 20% longer cook times, but that is a fair trade off, if nothing else, just for the increased potential the Chefman offers. The capacitive touchscreen is sleek and functional and gives the Chefman Air Fryer a premium look and feel that its competitor can not match. The buttons and programming are responsive and without lag. The slick white lettering turns a royal shade of blue to indicate the cooking mode. It is an extremely attractive addition to the traditional air fryer and in my opinion, exudes a premium look and feel. Chefman’s engineers appear to have really done their homework with this unit. This model includes several thoughtful design and engineering ideas sorely missed in its competitor’s model. One of the simplest ideas is the easily accessible crumb tray. One of my biggest gripes with Chefman’s competitor is the hassle to access the most often needed maintenance item: the crumb tray. Chefman wisely made the crumb tray accessible from the front of the unit with needing to open the cooking door or tipping the unit on its back. Awesome! As equally as impressive, is that Chefman included the ability to the unit to be able to cook two items at the same time. A simple setting on the touchscreen enables the dual cooking mode. This is where the Chefman reigns over its competitor’s product. That huge increase in vertical volume pays dividends in the amount and type of foods that can be prepared. It’s a great design element and Chefman wisely includes multiple cooking grates and baskets with the unit. I have tried many different items in the machine prior to writing this review and I have not been disappointed in any of the results. The machine does a great job of evenly distributing the heat in the cooking area, ensuring items are cooked consistently regardless of their position on the cooking baskets or grates. Of the many items I’ve prepared, the two items that I test regardless of what else I prepare are: toast and take-home French fries. If an air fryer can’t do the basics, what’s the point of having it? I am happy to report, my first two test items didn’t leave me disappointed. Toast came out uniformly brown on the top and bottom. Take home French fries (often a sad outcome of the pandemic) turned out just as good. My French fry loving kid no longer complains about eating soggy take home fries. A quick heat up on the air fry option and the fries are as good as when they came out of the restaurant. Excellent! NEGATIVES As much as I like this unit, there are a few negatives that leave me scratching my head. The first is the overall design of the exhaust. This unit draws air in and exhausts out the top rear of the unit. While I think this top, rear airflow is a superior design compared to others, it makes me uncomfortable in how I place my air fryer. To maximum counter space, I like to keep my air fryer as far back on the counter as possible. This unit exhausts some very hot air out the back. So hot, that I keep it out much farther on the counter than I would have to with its competitor. Yes, I can move it back when its not in use and pull it out some when I go to use it, but I don’t like having to do that. Call it lazy, or whatever you would like, it is frustrating. The second and biggest negative for the entire user experience is the lack of a physical knob or way of modifying your cooking. The problem is once you start the cooking process, whether it’s baking, air frying, toasting, etc. you are committed. With the Chefman’s competitor, if I need to change something quickly, I can just rotate a knob to add time or temp. Say, my toast isn’t brown enough, no biggie, twist the knob clockwise one detent and it adds 15 seconds to my cook time. French fries need a little more heat on air fry to get crispy? No problem. Give that same knob a twist to crank up the heat a few more degrees. There is no option for this on the Chefman. For example, if I select my toast doneness on 3 of 5 and decide with 10 seconds left, it needs a little more time, to get it just right, there is no way that I’ve seen to do it without starting all over and reprogramming another cooking / toasting cycle. It is the same with baking, frying, etc. That to me, is a glaring oversight. CONCLUSIONS It’s clear that Chefman has put in a lot of thought and effort into making a great air fryer. They have several unique and innovative features that make their product better than its competitors. The capacitive touch screen is sleek and elegant and automatically powers down the machine after a few minutes of non-use. It makes the whole product feel upscale. The easily accessible crumb tray is an outstanding design idea. As simple as a crumb tray is, the Chefman implementation is outstanding. This is a good product. There are many great ideas here. But like I stated in my review, it is the simple things that are important to me. There are two deal breakers here for me. One is the way the unit exhausts all the hot air directly out of the back. Feeling like I can’t safely place the unit toward the back of my countertop and use it, is a hassle. The second, is the lack of ability to make simple adjustments to the cooking time and temperature without having to start over from scratch. That is a glaring oversight and one I can’t believe made it through the design stage. In the end, I would I recommend this product? Yes, I would. While it has its own unique set of quirks, it does its job well and has some unique elements missing from its competitors’ models. But, would I buy this for myself or my family? No, I would not. That complete lack of being able to make simple changes is a deal breaker.