Foodi XL Pro Air Fry Oven, 8-in-1, Countertop, Black, DT202BK

We are a family of six and I have been wanting this larger size Ninja air fryer since shortly after I got the Ninja Foodie Flip (just one tray of food at a time fits in that one). I am short on kitchen counter space but honestly this thing could almost replace my oven and microwave if I needed it to! Husband finally got this one for me a few weeks ago and since the day I set it up, I have been using it at least once (but usually multiple times) per day. I make chicken breasts from frozen super easily using the air roast function, I also air roast zucchini and red onion slices to go with the chicken and man, oh man is it all delicious and so simple! I was cooking the chicken in my cast iron skillet previously, and I still like the flavor of it when I cook with cast iron, but the air roasting is SO MUCH EASIER. Instead of standing at the stove cooking the chicken on the cast iron, I just put it on a tray, cook it in the Ninja enough to thaw, then take it out, spray with olive oil, and sprinkle salt, pepper, and garlic. Then I put it back in for a bit to cook on that side, then flip the chicken, spray olive oil and sprinkle salt, pepper, and garlic on the other side, cook for a bit longer until the meat thermometer reads above 165° F, and *voila!* Perfectly air roasted chicken that gets the huge compliment from husband: "Wow, it doesn't taste too chicken-y! It tastes like the rotisserie chicken from the store!" We also make pizza in this, as well as various veggies and snacks like green bean fries and cauliflower tots. I can make a whole meal at once with this bigger size and this makes my life so much easier! My only regret is not getting it way sooner. ;D

I did not think I would be this impressed with a toaster oven, but I am. The Ninja does a great job at everything we've thrown at it so far, but I'm most impressed with how versatile it is. The air fryer option is the single best feature, but there are more. I cook homemade pizzas on a stone in my full size oven. The ninja can fit a 12 inch pizza stone and does a great job cooking the pizzas. If my full size oven went down I could almost pick right up with everything I do in this little guy and that's pretty amazing to me. We'll see how it holds up over time, but for now it is a fantastic item you should buy if you're considering purchasing a new toaster oven.

I love this. We dont have a spot for a regular oven in our house so this is perfect. There isnt anything I have cooked that hasnt turned out. Highly recommend.

The family is still figuring out all of the options. So far, we are loving it. Sturdy. Large capacity. The only challenge is getting used to it being louder than our old one (Green Pan), which was two-prong and eventually burned the plug. So, I am good with this Ninja (3-prong) being louder if it is going to be safer.

I had a toaster oven/air fryer combo that I used every day for years until it "died". I decided to spend more on this Ninja model because it was recommended. While it is spacious which is great, it is no better or faster than my oven, even on air fry or air roast. It used to take about 16 minutes to cook my favorite frozen chicken wings in my old machine and using this Ninja, on the highest heat setting, for 20 to 30+ minutes turns out cooked wings but with soggy skin. I want my foods crispy when using air fry mode, this Ninja does not do it. Frozen cauliflower pizza, another favorite, takes longer than directed on the box and the crust is limp. I waited over 2 months to review to give it time and a chance to adjust and try all settings, but I am still very disappointed with this Ninja oven.

I've had this for two years now, use it 4-5 times per week, it has been great. One thing that I unexpectedly like is that it keeps your last-used time and temperature for each mode, so you can almost use it as a preset (let's be honest, most of the modes are essentially the same. It's a convection oven, not a magic box). My one complaint is that it has been a pain to keep clean. Part of the problem is that the door opens downward, so crumbs and drippings fall onto the door and into the hinge mechanism which is difficult to clean, and everything gets baked onto the hot door glass. This issue is not limited to this model (most air fryer ovens seen to use this design), but even though the unit still functions perfectly, I'm considering replacing it with a similar unit with French doors. I'm at the point where the glass can't be cleaned to my satisfaction and it just looks like a dirty appliance sitting on my counter. Maybe this is my fault, and maybe this is optimistic, but I feel like a French door or side-opening model would be easier to keep clean.

Can't say enough about this product I like all the shock products anyway but this saves me time and the cost of turning on my oven or broiler and waiting for it to heat up. My ninja oven also cooks things much faster than my regular oven does

What a surprise, not sure my full size convection oven will see much use. (my full size oven is convection, but not a true convection with heating element behind the fan) This Ninja is replacing a larger countertop pressure oven, which I loved, but showing its age. The Ninja build quality is superb; I was shocked how heavy the box was when it showed up. I was also surprised it came with so many trays, plus the normal racks, broil racks and basket. I didn't mess around when this came, I went right for a difficult item to cook, large seasoned brussel sprouts (frozen); not only did it cook it quickly, in fact I overcooked it due to speed it cooked it.. I also test cooked a Pizzeria Uno deep dish frozen pizza, I have a high end pizza oven with stone that cooks a pizza in a flash, this Ninja cooked it on par with that specialty oven, despite the pizza oven being able to hit 1000*+ PS< I wasn't sure I would love this product so I took a chance at Amazon Warehouse deals, it showed up double boxed, the Ninja box itself showed some wear, but once unpacked, the oven was pristine and brand spanking new (as were the racks and accessories). The person that bought it probably didn't realize how big this countertop oven is, the fact is this Ninja has a true convection oven heated fan element, which protrudes 3”. (As seen in pic #2) For people looking at buying one, one needs 18” of depth for this countertop Ninja. Same dimensions as my retired pressure oven, which cooked food fast, but not even close to the speed of this Ninja. The original owner most likely didn't have the counter space for this. Their miscalculation saved me $118 Sometimes Amazon Warehouse deals leave me shaking my head, not this time. Only bad thing to say is it didn't have a manual in the box, but the Ninja button layout is simple and intuitive, and really needs no manual, can get it online anyway. This was a great purchase!

Buen tamaño, Distribuye adecuadamente el calor, buenos materiales, Varios accesorios y un buen precio, hay reseñas que decían que calentaba más de lo que tenía que ser y que quemaba las cosas, pero si tiene la temperatura que muestra, y en el tiempo usado no ha fallado