Best Air Fryer Toaster Ovens: 10 Countertop Listings Compared by Capacity, Controls and Footprint

If you want one countertop appliance that toasts, bakes and air fries, the toaster-oven style listings here are the safest starting point, and the BLACK+DECKER pair, the Gourmia and the Cuisinart cover the budget-to-mid range, while the Ninja flip models and the Breville sit at the premium end. Two Chefman listings are large oven-style air fryers with rotisserie and dehydrator functions that do not mention toasting in their titles, so they are a slightly different product. All details below come from titles, so verify specifics on each listing.

Shortlist table

BLACK+DECKER 4-Slice Air Fry Toaster Oven, 5-in-1 Countertop Oven | Air fry, bake, broil, toast and keep warm with EvenToast technology and room for a 9-inch pizza.

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CHEFMAN Multifunctional Digital Air Fryer+ Rotisserie, Dehydrator, Convection Oven, 17 Touch Screen Presets Fry, Roast, Dehydrate, Bake, XL 10L Family Size, Auto Shutoff, Large Easy-View Window, Black

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Emeril Lagasse 26QT French Door Multi-Function Air Fryer Toaster Oven | 26QT air fryer oven with French doors, 24 cooking functions, dual-speed fan and rotisserie for easy family meals.

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Gourmia Toaster Oven - 6-Slice Capacity, Digital Display, Black | French Door Design Air Fryer Combo, 17 Cooking Presets, Adjustable Time & Temperature, FryForce 360°, Dishwasher-Safe Trays

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Cuisinart Air Fryer Toaster Oven, 1800W, 8-in-1 with Air Fry, Convection, Broil & Warm, 0.6 Cubic Feet, 60-Minute Timer, TOA-70NAS, Stainless Steel

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Chefman Air Fryer 6-in-1, XL 14-Quart Multifunctional Airfryer with Touchscreen Controls, Rotisserie, Food Dehydrator, Convection Oven, Bake, Broil, and Reheat Functions, Windowed Door – Black

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Ninja Flip Toaster Oven & Air Fryer, 8-in-1, Stainless Steel, SP151 | Air fry, bake, broil, toast, bagel, dehydrate, reheat, 1800W, Flip up & away, XL capacity

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Ninja Digital Air Fry Countertop Oven, 8-in-1, XL, Silver, SP101 | Air fry, air roast, broil, bake, toast, bagel, dehydrate, keep warm, 1800W, Flip up & away

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Breville BOV900BSS Smart Oven Air Fryer Pro, Brushed Stainless Steel | Roast, bake, dehydrate and more with countertop oven's 13 functions | Convection setting reduces cook time by up to 30%

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BLACK+DECKER 6-Slice Air Fry Toaster Oven, 5-in-1 Countertop Oven | Large toaster oven with air fry, EvenToast technology and room for six slices or a 12-inch pizza.

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Where this category is heading

Air fryer toaster ovens grew out of two separate appliances. Toaster ovens were slow, broad and good at toast and reheating, while basket air fryers were fast, compact and good at crisping. Combination units try to give you both, and the ten listings here show the range of approaches: compact four-slice ovens, French door designs, large rotisserie-capable cabinets and flip-away models that tilt up against the backsplash.

Presets are becoming a selling point. Titles mention 17 presets, 24 functions and 13 functions, which suggests manufacturers compete on the number of buttons as much as on cooking performance. In practice, many households use only a handful of settings, so a long list of presets is only valuable if it includes what you cook most.

Door design is another area of change. French doors open in two halves and take less swing space than a single drop-down door, while flip-up designs let you tilt the whole oven out of the way. These solve genuine problems in small kitchens, though they can add moving parts that may wear.

Capacity labels remain inconsistent. One title says 26 quarts, another says 10 liters, another says 14 quarts and others use cubic feet or slice counts. Comparing across those units is difficult, so look at interior dimensions on the spec sheet and check whether your usual baking sheet fits.

It is also worth noting that listings in this space frequently quote seller claims such as “reduces cook time by up to 30%”. Treat those as marketing statements rather than guarantees, since results depend on food, load and settings. Connected features and app controls are the next frontier in many appliance categories, though none of these titles mention them, so the differences here remain mostly about size, door style and the number of functions.

How the shortlist was built

We sorted each listing by what the title states: capacity, controls, door design, wattage and functions. Nobody on the team used or measured these units. The basis is published specifications, manufacturer documentation and buyer reviews, and anything not in the title is marked as something to check on the page. Tiers are relative within this set only.

Product notes

BLACK+DECKER 4-Slice Air Fry Toaster Oven, 5-in-1 Countertop Oven

The smaller of two BLACK+DECKER listings is a four-slice oven with five functions: air fry, bake, broil, toast and keep warm, plus a mention of EvenToast technology and room for a 9-inch pizza. It is the lowest-priced model in the set, which makes it the natural entry point.

It suits a single person, a couple or a dorm kitchen, where a standard 12-inch pizza or a big sheet pan would not be on the menu anyway. Picture breakfast toast, reheated leftovers and a small tray of frozen snacks.

Because the title says room for a 9-inch pizza rather than a larger size, think of it as an oven for personal-size meals. The EvenToast wording is a brand term for even browning, so look at buyer feedback to judge whether toast comes out consistent from edge to edge. Keep-warm mode is handy for holding a dish while the rest of dinner finishes.

• Pro: lowest price tier here
• Pro: small footprint relative to the larger ovens
• Con: title says 9-inch pizza, so family-size pies will not fit
• Con: no rotisserie or dehydrate functions listed

Check the listing for wattage, rack count and interior depth. Before buying, ask whether your usual baking pan fits inside without touching the elements.

CHEFMAN Multifunctional Digital Air Fryer+ Rotisserie, Dehydrator, Convection Oven, XL 10L

This Chefman is described as an air fryer with rotisserie, dehydrator and convection oven modes, with 17 touch screen presets, a 10-liter size, auto shutoff and an easy-view window. The title does not mention toast or slice capacity, so it reads more like an oven-style air fryer than a classic toaster oven. In this set, it is one of the budget-tier options.

It suits someone who cares about air frying, roasting and dehydrating more than toast. A person who wants to cook a small chicken on a spit or dry fruit slices would be a good match.

The easy-view window and auto shutoff are both named in the title, which are useful for monitoring food and reducing the chance of leaving the unit running. Dehydrating is a slow job, often several hours, so check the manual for guidance on running the appliance unattended and where to place it for airflow.

• Pro: 17 presets and a viewing window
• Pro: rotisserie and dehydrator functions in one cabinet
• Con: toast and bagel use is not mentioned
• Con: 10L is a capacity unit that is hard to compare with slice counts

Check the listing for rack positions, accessories and the size of the footprint. One question: if your priority is toast, does this listing say it can brown bread evenly?

Emeril Lagasse 26QT French Door Multi-Function Air Fryer Toaster Oven

Emeril’s listing is for a large 26-quart oven with French doors, 24 cooking functions, a dual-speed fan and rotisserie. The scale makes it a stand-in for a small wall oven on the counter, and it sits in the mid-range tier.

It suits a family that wants to bake a casserole, roast a chicken or cook a tray of vegetables without firing up the full-size oven during a hot summer. Because it is large, make sure your counter and outlet arrangement can handle it.

With 24 functions and a dual-speed fan, there is plenty to explore, but a large oven also takes longer to heat and uses more power than a small one. Think about whether you would rather run this than your regular oven for a typical roast, and check the weight if you need to move it for cleaning.

• Pro: big interior and French door access
• Pro: many functions and a dual-speed fan
• Con: large footprint takes serious counter space
• Con: 24 functions may be more than most people use

Check the listing for outside dimensions, weight and wattage. Ask: where will the oven sit when in use, and is there enough clearance above and behind it as the manual requires?

Gourmia Toaster Oven, 6-Slice Capacity, Digital Display, French Door Design Air Fryer Combo

Gourmia’s title lists six-slice capacity, a digital display, 17 cooking presets, adjustable time and temperature, FryForce 360 airflow (a brand term) and dishwasher-safe trays. French doors make it easier to open in a tight kitchen. The mid-range tier fits its feature list.

It suits those who like a presets-first approach and want trays that go in the dishwasher. A busy household that cooks frozen foods and leftovers on weeknights will probably use the presets often.

The six-slice number suggests a mid-size cavity, and French doors help when the oven is under a cabinet because two narrow doors open with less swing than a single large one. Buyer feedback is the best place to learn how well the doors seal and whether the handles stay cool.

• Pro: dishwasher-safe trays
• Pro: 17 presets and French door design
• Con: “FryForce 360” is a brand name with no specifics in the title
• Con: preset names are not listed

Check the listing for which accessories come in the box and the size of the largest tray. An important question: can the presets be overridden by manual temperature settings?

Cuisinart Air Fryer Toaster Oven, 1800W, 8-in-1, TOA-70NAS, Stainless Steel

The Cuisinart title gives specifics: 1800 watts, eight functions including air fry, convection, broil and warm, 0.6 cubic feet and a 60-minute timer. A model number in the title (TOA-70NAS) makes it easy to look up the manual. It lands in the mid-range tier near the top of that band.

It suits buyers who prefer a well-defined stainless oven over a preset-heavy machine. Think of a kitchen where the timer is a dial-like experience and the cooking is straightforward.

Eight functions and 1800W put it in familiar territory for a full-featured toaster oven, and the 60-minute timer covers most baking and roasting jobs. Stainless steel finishes are easy to wipe, though they can show fingerprints. If you plan to roast a small chicken, check the interior height against the bird.

• Pro: clear specifications including 0.6 cubic feet
• Pro: model number simplifies manual lookup
• Con: 60-minute timer is shorter than some slow-cook jobs need
• Con: price is higher than similar-capacity budget listings

Check the listing for rack count and the largest pan that fits. Ask: does 0.6 cubic feet fit the pan you already own?

Chefman Air Fryer 6-in-1, XL 14-Quart Multifunctional Airfryer with Touchscreen Controls

The second Chefman is a 14-quart air fryer with touchscreen controls, rotisserie, food dehydrator, convection oven, bake, broil and reheat functions, plus a windowed door. As with the other Chefman, the title does not describe toast, so it is closer to an oven-style air fryer than a toaster oven.

It suits a household that wants a big air fryer with oven-like extras and prefers watching the food through the window. A family that regularly air fries a double batch of chicken pieces would find the volume appealing.

Fourteen quarts is a large volume, and large air fryers can require more time to preheat and more care when loading so food does not crowd. A windowed door means you can check browning without opening it, which helps retain heat. Touchscreen controls look clean but can be harder to use with wet hands.

• Pro: 14-quart capacity at a budget-tier price
• Pro: windowed door and touchscreen
• Con: toasting is not mentioned
• Con: it may take more space than a basket air fryer

Check the listing for how many racks come included. One question: is this a toaster oven replacement for you, or an air fryer upgrade?

Ninja Flip Toaster Oven & Air Fryer, 8-in-1, Stainless Steel, SP151

The SP151 title lists eight functions, 1800W, XL capacity and a flip-up-and-away design, with air fry, bake, broil, toast, bagel, dehydrate and reheat on offer. Being the highest-priced Ninja listing, it sits in the premium tier.

It suits small kitchens where a permanent oven on the counter is a nuisance. The flip design means you can store the unit upright when you are done, which gives you back counter space between meals.

The title includes bagel, dehydrate and reheat, which suggests it is meant as an everyday oven rather than a niche gadget. Flip designs can be wonderful for tight counters, but when the oven is flipped, nothing should be left inside, and you should wait for it to cool before tilting, as the manual directs.

• Pro: flip-away design saves counter space
• Pro: toast and bagel functions are listed explicitly
• Con: premium price
• Con: tilting mechanisms add parts that could wear

Check the listing for how much clearance is needed when the oven flips, and whether it stands securely. Ask: how high does the oven rise against the wall, and does that clear your cabinets?

Ninja Digital Air Fry Countertop Oven, 8-in-1, XL, Silver, SP101

The SP101 is the Ninja listing in silver, with eight functions (air fry, air roast, broil, bake, toast, bagel, dehydrate, keep warm), 1800W and the same flip up and away idea. It is described as having a digital interface. It is priced slightly below the SP151 and is also premium here.

It suits buyers who like the Ninja approach and want to compare finishes. The model number is the best way to confirm which version you are ordering, as there are two similar names.

The SP101 and SP151 titles look similar enough that a careless buyer might not notice the difference. The model number in the title is the clue, so match it against the manual and the box contents. The air roast mode in this listing may suit vegetables and meats that benefit from gentler airflow.

• Pro: air roast function is listed
• Pro: flip design for storage
• Con: very similar to the SP151 on paper
• Con: silver finish may show smudges

Check the listing for differences in controls and accessories compared with the SP151. One question: is the price gap between the two models worth it for your kitchen?

Breville BOV900BSS Smart Oven Air Fryer Pro, Brushed Stainless Steel

Breville’s title lists 13 functions, brushed stainless steel and a convection setting that “reduces cook time by up to 30%”, which is a seller claim. It is the most expensive model in the set, so it belongs in the premium tier.

It suits a cook who wants a feature-rich oven that can bake, roast and dehydrate with finer control. A household that bakes small batches and roasts weekly dinners on the counter might see this as a second oven.

The brand label here is the same as the product line name, Smart Oven, which is a marketing term. The convection claim of up to 30% shorter cook time is a seller statement, so plan on cooking by temperature and doneness rather than counting on a time saving. Ask whether the interior is large enough for the pan you use most.

• Pro: 13 functions in stainless steel
• Pro: convection setting claimed to shorten cook time
• Con: highest price here
• Con: title does not state capacity

Check the listing for interior volume, slice count and wattage. Ask: do you need 13 functions, or would a simpler model cover the way you cook?

BLACK+DECKER 6-Slice Air Fry Toaster Oven, 5-in-1 Countertop Oven

The larger BLACK+DECKER offers six-slice capacity, five functions and room for a 12-inch pizza, according to the title. It repeats the EvenToast technology mention. Priced almost the same as the Chefman 14-quart, it is a budget-tier option with a larger interior than its 4-slice sibling.

It suits families that want to bake a frozen pizza and also toast bread for several people. A weeknight scenario might be a 12-inch pizza on a tray with a side of fries or wings cooked in sequence.

The pizza reference is helpful because pizza diameter is a common limit for countertop ovens. The EvenToast term is a brand label, so use buyer feedback to see if toast browns evenly. For a two-person household that rarely bakes big trays, this may be more oven than needed.

• Pro: fits a 12-inch pizza per the title
• Pro: six-slice capacity at a low price
• Con: same five functions as the smaller model
• Con: no rotisserie or dehydrate options

Check the listing for dimensions and the number of racks. One question: do you need more functions, or just a bigger version of the basics?

How to choose an air fryer toaster oven

Capacity and footprint

Capacity is stated in slices, quarts, liters or cubic feet, and these do not convert neatly. As a rough guide, a four-slice oven suits one or two people, a six-slice model suits a small family, and the big 26-quart style is closer to a mini oven. Measure the width, depth and height you can spare, including clearance the manual requires, before deciding. Also check the usable interior, since the outside dimensions include insulation, handles and controls, and a nominal capacity figure does not tell you whether a quarter sheet pan or a casserole dish will fit.

Wattage and power

Several titles list 1800W. High-wattage appliances draw significant current, so plug them directly into a wall outlet and avoid sharing the circuit with other high-draw appliances, as the manufacturer directs. If you notice tripping breakers, ask a qualified electrician to check the circuit.

Door and rack design

French doors take less room to open, flip-up designs save storage space and drop-down doors are common and simple. Rack positions matter too: more positions give you flexibility for broiling and air frying.

Presets versus manual control

Presets are convenient, but manual temperature and time settings are what you will rely on when a recipe does not match a preset. Make sure the listing mentions adjustable time and temperature. Also think about the interface: dials are simple and durable, while touchscreens can offer more presets but may be fussier. A bright display that is readable from across the room is a small detail that matters daily.

Cleaning and safety

Dishwasher-safe trays, a crumb tray and a smooth interior make cleaning easier. Grease buildup is a real fire hazard in high-heat appliances, so clean regularly following the manufacturer’s instructions. Never leave a hot oven unattended with paper liners or foil that could lift into the elements. Our guides on air fryer liners and foods that crisp well cover accessories and menu ideas.

Worked example

Assume a family of four on a weeknight: a 12-inch frozen pizza, then a tray of wings, and toast the next morning for four people. A four-slice oven that fits only a 9-inch pizza would need two rounds for the pizza alone and two for the toast. A six-slice oven with 12-inch pizza room could handle each task in one pass. If the wings are cooked in a separate batch, the total time is roughly the pizza time plus the wings time, which is an estimate and depends on the oven, the food and the instructions. These numbers are assumptions for planning, not measured results.

Slip-ups to avoid

A common slip is buying by function count. Eight, thirteen or twenty-four functions mean little if the oven is too small for your pan. Another is forgetting about ventilation: hot appliances need clearance from walls and cabinets, and smoky foods can set off alarms, so consider how you will manage cooking smoke; our air purifier for cooking smoke guide discusses that side of the kitchen.

Another is ignoring return windows. Large ovens are bulky to ship back. A fourth is assuming that every title with “toaster oven” in it toasts evenly; check buyer feedback on toast quality specifically. Finally, do not skip the manual’s advice on liners, foil and pan materials. Overcrowding is another habit worth avoiding: air frying relies on airflow, so food piled up on a tray comes out unevenly. And remember that a combination appliance may not match a dedicated toaster at bread, so if toast is your daily priority, read buyer feedback on browning before you commit.

Which one for which kitchen

Small kitchens: the 4-slice BLACK+DECKER or one of the flip-style Ninja listings. Families: the 6-slice BLACK+DECKER, the Gourmia or the Emeril. Preset lovers: the Gourmia or the Chefman 10L. Straightforward stainless: the Cuisinart. Feature-heavy cooks: the Breville. Air-fry-first buyers: the two Chefman listings, with the caveat that toast is not mentioned. Always confirm specifics on the listing and follow the manufacturer’s instructions.

Frequently asked questions

Is an air fryer toaster oven the same as a regular air fryer?

Not quite. A toaster-oven style unit has a rectangular cavity, racks and usually a toast function, so it can handle sheet-pan food, pizza and bread, while a basket air fryer is smaller and built mainly for crisping. Both use a fan and heat, but the oven style usually trades some compactness for flexibility. Check the listing to see which design you are buying, and look at the interior size, since a compact cavity limits what an oven-style unit can do.

Do air fryer toaster ovens need preheating?

Many recipes and manuals suggest a short preheat, but the exact guidance differs between models, and some presets handle it automatically. Skipping preheat can leave the first minutes of cooking cooler than expected, which affects crispness and timing, especially for frozen foods. Read the manual for your specific unit, and use the listed presets as a starting point rather than a guarantee.

How much counter space does a 6-slice model need?

Expect a footprint noticeably wider than a standard toaster, and plan for clearance around the sides, back and top for heat and airflow. The exact measurements are on the manufacturer’s spec sheet, not in most titles. Measure your counter and the space beneath cabinets, then add the clearance the instructions require before ordering. Also check the cord length and where your nearest outlet sits.

Can I use foil or parchment inside the oven?

Sometimes, but rules vary. Loose foil or paper can lift in a fan-driven oven and touch the heating element, which is a fire risk, so many manuals tell you to weigh it down or avoid it. Check your manual’s guidance on accessories, liners and pans, and follow it exactly. Never cover the crumb tray or block airflow with foil unless the instructions explicitly allow it.

Are the dishwasher-safe trays enough to keep the oven clean?

Dishwasher-safe trays help, but grease also collects on the heating elements, door glass and the cavity walls. Wipe those down when the unit is cool, using only the cleaners the manufacturer allows. Crumb trays should be emptied often, since built-up crumbs and grease can smoke or catch fire during high-heat cooking. Let the unit cool and unplug it before you clean it.

Can an air fryer toaster oven cook a steak?

It can cook thin and medium cuts, and the fan helps with browning, but a thick cut may crowd the cavity or sit too close to the element. Check interior height and the manual’s guidance on meat, and use a food thermometer for doneness. Our guide to air fryers for steak looks at how size affects fit.