Customer Ratings & Reviews

Top section could be deeper. Also I put a potato in the top to bake and after 45 minutes was not getting done. Had to put in the bottom. Have to watch or some foods start to burn. I would not buy this oven again.

outstanding oven for great price. Ordered on line and was ready for pickup within one hour

Really good for cooking but annoying to clean. Overall satisfied

The size of this is fine, however because of the split level, the bottom rack is hard to get into, because the door doesn't open all the way unless you have it on the edge of the counter, due to the handle being in between the counter and the door upon opening it which doesn't allow the door to lay flat which doesn't allow you to slide the rack out and it's nmteo narrow to try to grab your food you will burn your self in the narrow space. Also the air fry options are on the bottom rack only instead of the top or both levels.

Very impressed with this product. Save on using my oven when baking.

We love this oven. Its works great for our family of four.

Received as a gift and love it. Very convenient. It’s nice to be able to cook two different items at once.

Great product , love using it for quick cooking tasks

Oven works great and very convenient for on the counter.

Works better Than I expected. I would recommend it to anyone!

Wife loves this product plus I get my meals faster

Cooks two things at once which when you need it is awsome

Works like a charm I love it, does not take up a lot of space.

Here's the thing. This air fryer works great. Cooks everything perfect. But it's impossible to keep clean. Everytime i pull out the rack to flip anything, all the juices drip all on the glass window. Also the crumb fall all over the counter. Poorly designed.

Love being able to cook my full meal at once! Works great.

Really like it. You can make 2 items at same time.

Did not have a chance to use this product since it came damaged out of the box with a large dent on one side. On top of that, it was a little too large for the space we had in mind.

Firts the timer it's to short for roasting or baking more then 2 hrs, it's to small, I don't why it's a chiken in the picture, a chicken doesn't fit in this, material it's super cheap, almost impossible to clean.

The Ninja Double Stack XL oven is versatile and convenient. With 12 functions spread across two cooking areas, you can do a lot of different things and even do some of them at the same time. It took a bit of getting used to, though. Each function has its own settings, and it took me a few sessions with the quick start guide to get the hang of how the shared controls work. Fortunately, that guide has lots of great information, so I highly recommend reading it while you’re new to the Double Stack XL. Also, the toast function cooks toast a lot more “well done” than I had expected (more on that later), so that also took some adjusting on my part. When I first took this out of the box, I couldn’t decide if this appliance was larger or smaller than I was expecting. At first, comparing it to other countertop ovens, it seemed very large. Then I considered the two separate cooking chambers, and it seemed really compact. I soon realized that the top (smaller) chamber is large enough to do more than just toast, and that the bottom (larger) chamber can handle a sheet pan meal for a family of four. It all fits on the counter below the storage above (with a bit of room to spare), so I settled on an overall description of this being a highly efficient use of space. We’ve had this for a few days, and I’ve used it for simple stuff like toasting bread and bagels and gotten as adventurous as baking cookies on top while also roasting chicken and veggies in the bottom and air frying potatoes on the bottom while also broiling sausage links on top. Being able to do separate things in the same appliance (and even synchronize finish times) is convenient. The integrated thermometer, allowing me to ensure meats are cooked properly without opening the door to check a temp, has really improved my culinary game. My one complaint so far might be that the “toast” function makes bread way darker than you might think. This model was an upgrade for me from another Ninja countertop oven. On the previous model, I was usually using the “shade” setting of 3 or 4 often and getting medium toast. On this model, shade 3 (out of 7) makes my (store-bought whole-wheat bread) VERY dark, and 4 straight up burns the edges. Now that I’ve re-calibrated my expectations, I just always use settings 1 or 2. It makes me wonder if there are other settings that I just haven’t gotten to try yet that will also take some getting used to. Overall, I’m glad to add the Ninja Double Stack XL to my kitchen countertop. I think I’ve used it every day since it came out of the box, and expect it will get frequent, regular use moving forward. I'll continue to get used to how it works and think up new ways to cook two things at once!

Tiny. I opened it and realised it's way to tiny to bake anything but 4 cupcakes, even for that too small. Looked like a toy to me so I returned it.