Hamilton Beach Air Fryer Toaster Oven Combo with Large Capacity, Fits 6 Slices or 12” Pizza, 4 Cooking Functions for Convection, Bake, Broil, Roll-Top Door, Easy Reach Sure-Crisp, Stainless Steel

I'm not going to repeat what others have stated already about things you can do with this oven, however I will say it's worked great for us. We've made baked chicken, fish, roasted veggies, shepherds pie, and it was perfect for a 12" pizza. We live in Florida and it gets hot.....heating up our large oven for small meals (there's only two of us) isn't ideal. This is exactly what we needed! P.S. Haven't used the air fryer yet so cannot comment on that. I'll update this review, once I can share honest feedback on this feature.

This is a perfect countertop oven for me. Appreciate the swing up door. Controls are easy to read and to use. Seems solid and exterior not too hot. Haven't used the air fry yet, but great for toast, pizza, nachos.

The toaster functionality is perfect. The air fryer feature, however, is not perfect. It takes almost 50% more time than what's is recommended for a food item to air fry. For example if the package for store bought chicken wings says 25 min, I have to use 30 min setting on this appliance to get the same effect. Hence it may not be energy efficient. But we have been using this for almost two years and gotten used to it. But love the compactness as it is a combination of standard counter-top oven and an air fryer and we love the space saved. Its also better looking than other air fryers out there.

I was searching for an air fryer/toaster oven combo for our RV. I purchased this one because of its size and the fact that the door doesn't take up counter space because it opens up and not down. It heats up fast and is super easy to use. 20 months later and it's still doing great! I Love all the features, it's quiet and I don't even need my propane oven any longer! I wouldn't hesitate to purchase this for my home kitchen as well.

I adore this "roll top" entrance to a hot appliance and it looks great on a counter top surface. About 8 years ago I purchased this same toaster oven and donated to a family member that just moved to her first apartment. I re-purchased a new version that also has a Air fryer component. . . ..I am overjoyed with this updated version of a toaster oven. One stop shop to cooking. Downsizing and with minimal counter space - No problem as the size is about the same as any other. Always have been happy with the cooking speed, toasting bagels, and now air frying potatoes and veggies, works great. Everything I use this oven for tastes great. Not once has this appliance disappointed me -Highly recommend !

My friend has a very small kitchen and is not a cook. He has a stove that doesn't work and didn't want to buy a new one since he doesn't cook. He did need an oven that he could get frozen foods and bake a pizza in. I'm his researcher. He was going to buy some cheap one in Walmart but I told him he wouldn't be happy and it would turn him off all toaster ovens. He let me do my research and I found this one for him. He loves the roll up door saving him room and he has already put a frozen 12 inch pizza in it and it turned out just edible. . The oven does get very hot and he has had to adjust the temp back as well as the time on what he puts in it. Baked potato turned out great, better than microwave potato. All that being said. He tried different frozen pizzas. Rising crust, Detroit style, supreme, meat lovers etc. . The problem he is having is uneven cooking. The crust will burn before the toppings are done. He has adjusted time and temp, rotated pizza half way through, flipped the rack so the pizza wasn't so close to burners. pizzas would drip through the rack and down onto the elements. The user guide is useless. No instructions on rack placement, bake or air fry, or anything else. Contacted customer service. They were as useless as the user guide. In the description on Amazon it says convection. There is no convection setting. There is only an air fry setting. So do we air fry frozen pizza or bake? Have ordered a pizza pan to sit pizza on while cooking to hopefully solve the dripping problem. However the uneven cooking is still a problem. Do we lower the temp from the box pizza instructions and cook longer or adjust rack, Use bake or air fry? It's like trial and error. Have wasted several pizzas trying to figure out how to get it right. Have lowered my 5 star rating to 3 stars because of the problems and useless user guide and equally useless customer service. I'm sure it is still a quality oven for the price, you just are on your own trying to figure out how to cook in it.

To be honest, calling this an air fryer is a bit much. But I don't really care, it's a great toaster oven. Having a convection option is nice, and the basket is practically a game changer; you won't have to flip things over halfway through cooking, because the hot air can get all around the food. Everything's well built, and the oven looks nice if you have matching stainless appliances. I can not stress enough how the lift-away door is amazing. Whether the door is open or closed, this thing takes up the same amount of counter space. That alone makes it a cut above other toaster ovens in its class. Plus, it can cook a full sized frozen pizza. I have nothing negative to say about this toaster oven.

I absolutely loved this oven when I bought it in Sept 2025 but it’s now Jan 2026 and just about 4 months later it is over 100 degrees off. The highest it will go on air fry is 350 and that’s after about 30 minutes. I was thinking it sure seemed to be taking longer to cook things than it used to so I dug out the oven thermometer I bought and tested it with when I first got it. It was perfect then, right on 450 when air frying. It made perfect toast and cooked a small pizza to perfection. I was so happy. Now I am mad. This is the third toast/air fryer I’ve had in the past 5 years that has gone from great to useless. Why can’t anyone seem to make something that lasts a decent amount of time anymore? I was so happy with it when I first got it I’m tempted to buy another one but that’s too much money to spend every three or four months to have a working oven. Save your money and try a different brands and good luck to you for finding any one that lasts past 6months!