TOSHIBA Countertop Microwave Oven Air Fryer Combo, Inverter, Convection, Broil, Speedy Combi, Even Defrost, Humidity Sensor, Mute Function, 27 Auto Menu&47 Recipes, 1.0 cu.ft/30QT, 1000W

It took me four tries to finally get the right combo unit. Firstly, I have limited counter space. I wanted an airfryer originally. Got one but it had peculiar issues I was not expecting or what happens when you mix molded plastic with high heat. Decided that the unit I buy must be all metal with limited use of plastics both for recycling latter on and reducing BPA contamination. That's when I decided to look at the combi function appliances. Setting this as the prequel to my review for the purpose of contexting my following comments on this unit. I want to make it obvious That this item has limitation many of which have been written in previous reviews. Had , I had a bigger counter , more space ,etc. I would have made my kitchen gadgetry demands and purchases quite different. Pros' This unit does indeed do all that it is asked to do. It has plenty of power (Wattage) to serve all functions. It is well built , good looking on the counter takes less space than my old microwave. The microwave wattage is larger than my previous one so it does better than my old one. The unit produces no unwanted odors. It has smaller clearance valve to other objects and walls than most of the others, another important factor in my decision. The benefit of the combi functions where I can microwave and airfryer ( convection) or broil at the same time. This is a huge time saver in cooking while at the same time giving a higher desired result than just microwaving food. Personally , I would love to have bought the 1.6 cu ft. the 4 in 0ne model instead , but its size was still to big for my counter. Overall I am extremely pleased and would indeed recommend. Cons' Most who have read the reviews with this model will hear some of the same things regarding this unit> Alas, No mechanical device is perfect either by design or omission for the sake of trying to do to much with one item. So, yes the presets and the controls are a complete boondoggle to the mind and renders simplicity of use to the back of the line. I actually wasn't originally going to buy this, because of this fact alone, and did in fact try another model, one of my many tries. It was one of the highest rated and most expensive one. But it was a clunker to me and didn't at all appear to be built to last, I returned it quickly without a second thought. The number of combinations this unit has for cooking I guess just makes difficult for any controller to be easy and I assume they all suffer in this way. It is manageable and I am gradually gaining confidence in selecting the right combinations of pushes and selections to match my own desired cooking results. Other than this unit is operates flawlessly. Is easy to use and keep clean. I will address one other concern or flaw that some have commented on, "the moisture build up" . Indeed , if one does not pay attention this does indeed happen. It is a minor issue, INMO, that is easily remedied by leaving the door open after using the unit for about 10 mins. It does not happen all the time and is only the result of certain cooking functions and types of food being cooked ( mostly liquid beverages or soups and Microwaving). I assume somehow that this unit has an interior insulating blanket or mat to keep the outside metal from becoming to hot. I am guessing it also inadvertently creates a moisture barrier for the inside. As stated it is only relevant to to easily comprehensible cooking functions and types of food/ beverage which are understood immediately and one knows to not close door after this use and allow for unit to air out. Much like modern washing machines require that the door be left ajar. Overall a great purchase worth the money spent. Thanks.

This is, or better yet, has the potential to be a great microwave. It was much quieter than my 2012 Panasonic inverter microwave. This was my first convection microwave and I was pleased with the convection cooking. Unfortunately, the microwave power input was a disappointment. The microwave is advertised as using 1250 watts but this particular microwave is consuming 1660 watts at the wall plug using a killawatt meter. Another disappointment were the presets. There is no way to adjust or customize them. I, basically, ended up manually selecting a temperature and time. The included accessories were a good bundle. I feel the air fryer, bake trays, and racks should last through many cooks. The final disappoint was the user manual. The manual provides directions for operating the different functions of the unit, but does not give you the details of what the functions do, such as weight and/or time. For example combi-cooking does not detail how much time is microwaving and how much time is broiling/convecting nor does it give information on temperature. The high power consumption, however, was a deal breaker for me. I bought the microwave mainly because it was an inverter model and was supposed to make efficient use of its input power. Sadly, it was a poor performer in this regards. The unit was great otherwise. Update 12/11/2022: I've own the microwave combo unit for 2 months now and my attitude towards this microwave has changed. I know, truly believe, this is a great microwave. I've had a chance to air fry multiple chicken wings meals, convection cook sirloins steaks, convection bake a chocolate cake, convection cook both a store bought frozen pizza and a from-scratch homemade pizza, defrost both chicken and beef, microwave bacon, microwave a potato, and sensor cook/reheat a Hungry-Man frozen tv dinner. I promise each one of these items were cooked to my satisfaction. I did overcook some items and I did undercook some items. But I was persistent and eventually learned the right combination of time and temperature. I have since gotten over the power consumption issue and focused more on the useability of the microwave. I am completely happy now. One more thing is I have learned how put a cup of lemon juice water in the microwave and microwave it for 6 minutes. It makes cleaning oil, grease, and any stuck on particles easier to wipe or scrub off.

We are feeling our way around learning to use this new appliance. I bought my first microwave in the early '70's and I am VERY familiar with the pros and cons of microwave. The added features are getting a lot of use. For a household of just 2 people who don't eat a lot this is a really great purchase. We have done a lot of experimenting with doing very small entrees in this. Which brings up my major gripe. The accompanying cookbook is really impressive at first glance, and should have been a great guide for getting used to the new ways to cook with the appliance. Unfortunately, it is one of the worst little cookbooks I have come across. To begin with, the instructions have absolutely nothing to do with the appliance. The instructions just say "bake" for every single recipe. The shortcut on the upper left hand corner say "conv" for every recipe. Going beyond that, it is very obvious that the photos are not specific to the recipes, but were carelessly downloaded from some other source, with no regard as to whether the ingredients were even similar or if the shape is consistent with the recipe instructions. The recipes themselves are often inaccurate or miss key ingredients or amounts. It is quite obvious that nobody involved with the marketing ever cooked any of these recipes. In a recipe for "Spanish tortilla" it simply indicates "eggs" with no number. The photo obviously includes red and green peppers, which are mentioned nowhere in the recipe. The photo also shows one large tortilla, though the instructions call for dividing the ingredients among 6 cups of a muffin tin. Similarly, the doughnut recipe shows regular doughnuts with holes in them, but the instructions simply instruct to mold the dough into round balls. None of the coooking times are accurate--although this may partly be due to the fact that I am left guessing as to whether I should be using broil, broil-convect, combi, air fry, microwave, or whatever. As I said in the title, fire the editor. He/she totally failed at what might have been one of the best marketing tools for selling the appliance to my friends and relatives. When I bought my Kitchenaid oven/convection oven, the included cookbook got a LOT of use. While I worked my way through that great little cookbook my neighbors, friends, and family soon became very familiar with all the glories of my "magic oven." I expected the same here. Sadly, no. In spite of the book I am learning some great uses of the various settings, but it is all experimentation, complete with the expected number of fails. Nobody is calling this a magic oven, which is too bad because the machine seems to have some really great features. It has only been in the house for a few weeks and I have used it a few dozen times. With a decent cookbook this might have been well worth 5 stars. As it is, I can't really say that it is at all easy to use--though it will be in 6 months time. Nor can I give it full stars for versatility, though I will certainly say that the possibilities are there. In the meantime I am annotating the cookbook in hopes of making it what it should have been when I opened the box.

This unit, a TOSHIBA 7-in-1 Countertop Microwave Oven Air Fryer Combo does have a nice feature set. The ability to air-fry was the reason we purchased the unit. Unfortunately, Toshiba quality control and customer support is extremely poor. The unit itself It is very light and flimsy and just exudes an inferior product. The door rattles when you close it. The worst issue is that the turntable grinds and "groans" when the unit is on. We are not talking about a subtle sound, but a fairly loud noise grinding noise. We triple checked how the turntable is installed, but without any different result. Unfortunately, this started several days after the Amazon return period, so I had to contact Toshiba support. These are the most miserable support folks I have ever encountered. Their "requirement" to talk further to you is: a picture of the Model # plate, the order (that says PAID), and the serial #. Those 3 are no big deal, but they ALSO require a video of the problem, seemingly not a dig deal either. You send all 4 files in via text or via email. Well, text is pretty easy - so I sent all 4 files via text. No response from Toshiba. I called again (call #2), and they said they did not receive the files and to retext everything, which I did. No response from Toshiba, I called again, (call #3) and they said NOT TO TEXT, but to email the 4 files, which I immediately did. No reply from Toshiba. I called again (call #4) and they said they DID receive 2 files, but the video file and jpg of the order was not received and to send those two files via email again. No response from Toshiba. I called again (call #5) and they said to shorten the video and resend the email. No response from Toshiba. I called again (call #6) and they said to shorten the video to 10 seconds or less and resend, which I did. No response from Toshiba. I called again (yes this is call #7) and I again asked if they received the files. Initially they said "NO" BUT, they looked again and magically they found the "missing" two files and watched and listened to the video file. The customer support person agreed that I indeed had a valid issue and said the turntable sounded "terrible" and that Toshiba would issue a full refund. So at least I was partially satisfied with their response ------ BUT ----- on the morning of March 31st, 2023, Toshiba calls back and says "your refund has been denied". This is now call #8. I asked to speak to a supervisor and she explains that it is Toshiba policy to not issue a refund, contradicting what the prior customer service person said. She said the unit will now be replaced. OK - fine: Now 8 calls in total, about 2 hours of wasted time and the Toshiba customer service folks really don't know what end is up. Based on this experience, I am unlikely to ever purchase a Toshiba product again.

I bought this solely based on it's demensions and the built in space in our coach/RV and let me say, I love this sooo much better then our old microwave. It does so much more and I was able to get rid of our huge Ninja (28 pound) air fryer that I loved, but didn't not like the footprint space it required, or the weight. Being in an RV full-time, space is everything so this is a huge win to get rid of an appliance but having the same features built in. Now, for my favorite part: the defrost mode. It does it perfectly and no cooking on the edges. I see some reviews say this unit is difficult to use...? really, I'm not too intuitive and old school on a lot of things but this was pretty easy right out of the box. What I wasn't sure about, I used the cheat sheet it included, and that was a breeze. The cookbook I expected a once over and throw it out because 90% of my inspiration is found on Pinterest. Nope, this cookbook is great. It's a keeper! Now, here's my ONE BIG complaint....the price. This is the 2022 version. It's smaller then the 2023 model but costs $100 more (what/ Why?). I would gladly would have gotten the newer version but it all came down to filling the space already custom made in our RV so the 2023 would not fit in the space by over 4 inches. So, I really didn't have a choice but to give them an extra $100 for a better looking fit. But if I lived in a traditional home counter space would still be important and 4 inches less is important. At least to me. Very happen with this multi cooker and worth even $100 more then I think it should have cost by losing a bulky appliance on my very tiny counter tops. I did buy the 4 year add on protection. I normally would not do that but we go in very remote areas on VERY rough roads and this thing could get a lot of jostling. I can't speak now for the extra warranty but if we ever end up using it I will post how that went.

Product support A+. The unit developed issues of turning on by itself. I sent email to supplier. They immediately responded with concern. The solution was to send me a new unit. I received quickly. Today's world, of lack of responsibility was not the case. I will stick with Toshiba on my next purchase. Thanks again!

Update: A replacement unit suddenly showed up at our door about a month after I notified them. I’m glad they honored the warranty. It had all the trays and additions that came with the original. I just swapped the unit and carefully packed the rest to be returned with the defective unit. There was no return label or instructions on where to ship it. They finally told me they wouldn’t take it back, so I had to deal with that. We really do like the combo unit. Perhaps we got a random one that failed, but I’m waiting to see if the replacement will make it past the one-year warranty. If they actually build them to last, I would be fan for life. I hope they improve the design to make them last longer. Original post: I was thrilled to get this combo microwave last November. It looked nice, worked well, was quiet, and saved me lots of counter space with its combined uses. We loved it and used it well for months. Then, about three weeks before the warranty expired, it suddenly flipped the circuit on the breaker outlet during normal use. When the power was reset, the microwave no longer worked. My last GE microwave, purchased for $45, lasted 28 years and was still working when we tossed it for this sad unit. I’ve regretted it every day since I emailed Toshiba support on 11/13/25. At first, support seemed great. They first said they would refund me, but then said they would send a replacement and I could mail the other unit back instead. I was happy with that, but then they said to wait. And wait. And wait. 27 days later, there is still no resolution and they’ve stopped responding to me. Our unit still air fries and broils, but no microwave, the main reason we use it. I’m so sad and disappointed. $300+ later, I have no idea what to do now. Buyer beware.

Primary reason for purchasing this was to add a larger air fryer without losing counter space to yet another device. I was pleasantly surprised at how much better the microwave performs over the older 'magnetron' type. The new inverter-based technology is much quieter, uses less power and heats much more evenly. Air Fryer: While it's not better than my trusty old egg-shaped fryer, it can cook more volume and really shines when cooking something that does not need to be stirred multiple times. Frozen pizza is a good example. I like a soft crust and this air fryer is better than my oven, since the most intense heat is on the top . It's also much more convenient for most of my air fry cooking than the 'egg.' And surprisingly the inside does not get messy, so less to clean. Overall, I am impressed by this combo cooker. Love the stainless steel interior for easy clean-up. Also glad the control panel buttons are capacitive touch, so just a simple touch, compared to pressure-sensitive buttons. and finally, the control knob really speeds-up things for one-hand operation. The included racks and trays are great and very good quality. Sadly, it does not replace the old 'egg' air fryer, but mostly due to the fact I wanted the smallest sized microwave combo that fist up to 13" dishes and bowls (to save counter space). If you are less concerned about space, then I highly recommend ordering the larger unit, which is sure to be a bit more versatile than this medium sized unit.

Duró poco más de un año, ahora solo funciona como microondas, la freidora y horno ya no calientan.

tres bon fonctionnement

Horrible. I am extremely unsatisfied. This item stopped working and began sparking and smoking within 10 months of use. Amazon, the seller, and Toshiba have been unhelpful in resolving the issue.

No gourmet cook book as promised and advertised