CROWNFUL 19 Quart Air Fryer Toaster Oven, Convection Roaster with Rotisserie & Dehydrator, 10-in-1 Countertop Oven, Original Recipe and 8 Accessories Included, UL Listed (White)

Another update!!! It's at $99 right now March 8th 2022. I paid $150 for mine on sale and I would do it again. $99 is steal.UPDATE REVIEW: Still going strong over a year later. Definitely wish I cleaned it more. I've learned some cool things to make in here. And if it's nothing massive then you don't even need an oven anymore. Take some salt and pepper and olive oil and rub it all over a chicken breast and put it on air fry and you get such a juicy delicious piece of chicken. Frozen pizzas taste much better than the oven somehow. Leftovers? Air fry them. Make sweet potato fries. I've even made some beef jerky and it went well. If I have any real complaint (and maybe there is a way) I would like to purchase new parts like the basket and crumb catcher plate...because that's how often it gets used. Then I saw a negative review from someone saying you can't use it on a counter with a cabinet/shelf above it or keep it plugged in all the time. I have never unplugged it. It's about 10" below a cabinet in an open counter space next to my refrigerator. Absolutely zero issues. Remember the instruction manual will treat you like you can't make ice so they are no liable for people doing dumb things. I keep it at least 8 inches from any wall or cabinet and it contains heat to well you can't tell it's on. I really like this thing. Yes air fryers are basically ovens with a fan but this has traditional heating elements and a heat fan so you win. Still love this thing. Was worth every penny.The controls were not the easiest to use at first. Once you get the hang of it then it's off to the races. I was looking for a toaster/convection oven type and I see they make air fryer hybrids. Did some research and found plenty for about $50-70. But they all said the same thing, not hot enough, or one function was great and the other wasn't.So I decided to be an adult and spend over $100 on something I would be using a lot. Reading the reviews on this device it seemed like a good choice and didnt break the bank. Originally I just wanted a nice toaster oven for like 60 bucks or so but I decided to find a good multi purpose appliance.The point of my whole story is I'm sure there are plenty of young kids like me thinking the same way. And it's time to spend that money and get the right product.This thing is amazing. Honestly I have only used it to air fry, bake, and toast. It does those 3 things amazingly well. It has some complicated modes for toast but it will give you the PERFECT piece of toast (up to 6 slices). I have air fried chicken nuggets and fingers and just plain chicken breast. This things makes a microwave seem like a relic of the past. The nuggets I normally microwave taste fresh and amazing. I cut up some sweet potatoes and made light batter and air fried them. They were amazing. I love air frying anything I can try. It comes with a cool recipe book I look forward to using.As an oven it works just fine. Heats up real fast. Only negative is it's max temp is 400 degrees (Fahrenheit) but I haven't really had the use to go that high. I also have a real oven should the need arise.The removal tool it comes with isn't very good for anything. It doesn't help the fry rack or anything. Maybe its for the fry cylinder or rotisserie options. I will probably never rotisserie anything in here. I may try the frying cylinder for some cool stuff. But I purchased it for simple reasons. And it handles those simple reasons like a champ.Its also not so big, and a has a nice modern black color scheme that should fit most kitchens. It fits well where I want it to and looks like it belongs there. Wish I bought this sooner.

There are only a few minor nitpicky things I would add to this. A louder ringer when it is done. And the rotating basket, although I like it, you can't put in things like chicken nuggets, because the rotating basket will shake off all the breading. Great for fries, though. Also, the reviewers are right, the rotisserie is just too close to the bottom and you really have to wrap a chicken tight, maybe a Cornish hen is better.Love all the accessories, and although the book is a bit lacking, the added recipe book has additional info which makes it all come into focus.We also are still experimenting with a few things...I put in the food when I turned it on, forgetting the preheat time. Overdone food. Learned fast that you need to wait until it is fully heated and the timer just starts, then put in your food. We cut our pizza time in half, to be honest.We have found that it also makes just fabulous toast, and so far, the only thing we have a bit of an issue with is it is too small for the bigger pizzas you might buy. A typical frozen pizza, no problem. Those bigger ones that you can buy that are not frozen, just refrigerated, they just won't fit unless you cut it up.Other than that, we have done french fries, nuggets, toast, pizza, and a a few other things that would lay loose in the wire basket, like breaded pickles, etc. Overall, the fan is not that loud, and it doesn't get that hot around it like some say. We love it, overall. I also like the fact it is slightly less wattage, since I can safely plug it into an outlet and it does not get hot at the plug. Some of the full power, 1800 watt units, plugs can get hot.Glad we bought it, like everything about it, save for the "I'm finished" ringer could be louder for these old ears.

So, being the first to review this I'll try to be honest and unbiased. I was disappointed it took 9 days from day ordered to show up even though it's listed as prime. It was also shipped in the actual packaging (I've attached photos of damage to the box) I've had 1 other air fryer so I'm not a complete noob at this. So far I've made wings, tilapia and sweet potato fries in 3 days. I will update this review as I learn more.Overall the machine functions well and I love all the accessories. The air fryer cooks food evenly and is pretty easy to use. At a price point of 130 I really cant complain but there are a few things that could've been designed better.In the pictures you'll see the fries basket. You cannot put the drip tray above the heating element and fit the fries basket. You have to put the drip tray underneath the heating element. This means that the heating element is exposed for grease and crumbs to fall onto it. In the manual it states you're not even supposed to wipe down the heating element. Cant imagine grease dripping onto it is good to even safe, could start a fire!For other dishes you can put the grease tray on top of the heating element, but it does make contact with the heating element, they should've given a little more space in between. this brings me to another point.The grease/crumb/drip pan only holds 1 cup of fluid before becoming full. I had to empty the pan every time I put a new set of wings in it. I mean, if you were to rotisserie a whole chicken, youd have to stop mid way (at least) to empty the drainage multiple times. In addition to the grease being right next to the heating element, a fire hazard in my opinion. It's also difficult to remove the grease tray without spilling some onto the bottom of the machine.The crownful air fryer did come with an extended 1 yr warranty in the box upon registration, that's nice to have. Included a cook book and was packaged well. It does what it states but I simply wish the drain pan held a larger volume and didnt sit right under the heating elementsEdit october 7th:Machine stopped working, does not power back on. Contacted customer service and am waiting to hear back