Toaster Ovens

Owners broadly like the Cuisinart TOA-60 for its versatility, doing air-frying, toasting, and baking well enough that many stop using their regular oven, and several got many years of service out of it. The big caveat is reliability: a couple of owners reported electrical failures, including one unit that caught fire after years of use, so it's worth keeping an eye on it. A few also found it harder to clean than a basket-style air fryer.

Owners overwhelmingly love this little infrared toaster oven for making fast, exceptionally even toast with zero preheating, and many have relied on it daily for years. Its compact size doubles as its main drawback, fitting only one or two slices and personal-sized portions, and a few owners find the controls quirky or run into early failures. For toast and small-batch reheating it's a favorite, just not the pick if you need to cook for a crowd.