Ninja Prestige Smart XL Air Fryer & Countertop Oven (DT551)

$229.99 (was $429.99) · Read at SharkNinja (Ninja direct), Oct 7, 2026

Pros: Two-level cooking in a 9-slice oven: two dishes at different heights in one cycle, a format none of our other picks publish. The complete package is published on Ninja’s own store — price, slice rating, wattage, and function count all verified on one page. Read at $229.99 against a $429.99 list price shown on the same page: $200 under list.

Cons: A 9-slice, two-level oven is the largest class in this guide; measure cabinet clearance before ordering. Two-level capacity only pays if you actually cook two dishes at once — single-dish cooks are buying room they won’t use.

Good fit if: you cook two dishes at once for a family and want one oven with published specs instead of a separate basket air fryer. Skip if: your counter space is tight, or you mostly toast and reheat for one or two people.

Verdict: Two-level cooking, a published 1,800 W, and $200 under list — the most complete spec-and-price package we verified.

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BLACK+DECKER Crisp ‘N Bake Air Fry Toaster Oven (TO1787SS)

$71.99 · Read at Target, Oct 7, 2026

Pros: Air fry at a budget price: five functions, air fry among them, at $71.99 — the lowest price among our five ranked picks. The model number is published on the page we priced from, so this price ties to this exact oven, not a lookalike variant. Simple two-knob design with a 30-minute timer; nothing to pair, update, or configure.

Cons: Wattage is not published on the pages we read, so we can’t set its power draw against the 1,300 W and 1,800 W picks. Four slices is the small end of this guide; family-size batches mean running it twice.

Good fit if: you want air-fry capability in a simple oven and your batches are small. Skip if: you cook for four or more people at once, or a published wattage is a deciding spec for you.

Verdict: The cheapest oven we rank: air fry, five functions, and a verified model number at $71.99.

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Breville Smart Oven Air Fryer Pro (BOV900BSSUSC)

$319.95 · Read at Target, Oct 7, 2026

Pros: 9 slices at 1,800 W — matches the Ninja’s published slice rating and power at the top of this guide. Read at $319.95 while the same model listed at $399.95 at Macy’s and Bloomingdale’s: an $80 spread on one model number, so the read matters. The full US model number (BOV900BSSUSC) is published, so the price ties to the exact SKU we link to.

Cons: Same 9-slice rating as the $229.99 Ninja: the premium buys the Breville, not more room. $319.95 is the highest ranked price in this guide, and the spread we saw means it may not read this low everywhere.

Good fit if: you want the premium 9-slice class and will buy it on a read like this one instead of at list. Skip if: pizza fit is the priority — the COSORI takes a 13-inch pizza at less than half this price.

Verdict: The premium pick on published specs: top-tier slices and watts, best bought below its $399.95 list.

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Panasonic FlashXpress Toaster Oven (NB-G110P-K)

$149.99 · Read at Best Buy (Panasonic marketplace), Oct 7, 2026

Pros: Double infrared heating with no preheat step — the only pick whose page leads with instant-heat infrared instead of conventional elements. 1,300 W is published; only three of our five picks publish a wattage at all. A true 4-slice compact rating, the size class for one or two people.

Cons: The retailer spec table we read showed a volume figure that doesn’t square with a 4-slice oven, so we rank this pick on its slice rating and ignore the volume number. $149.99 is mid-guide money for a 4-slice oven; the price buys the infrared heating, not room.

Good fit if: one or two people want fast toast-and-reheat with a published wattage and no preheat wait. Skip if: you need to fit a 12-inch pizza or cook for a family — this is a 4-slice box.

Verdict: The compact pick: infrared speed and a published 1,300 W in a 4-slice oven.

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COSORI Smart Air Fryer Toaster Oven 30L (CS130-AO)

$149.99 · Read at COSORI (direct), Oct 7, 2026

Pros: Fits a 13-inch pizza — the largest pizza fit published among our ranked picks; 12 inches is the next step down. 30 L class with 12-in-1 functions and WiFi app control, read at the same $149.99 as the 4-slice Panasonic. The price was read on COSORI’s own store, so the model (CS130-AO) is exact — this is the smart, app-controlled variant.

Cons: Wattage is not published on the page we read, so there’s no power figure to set against the 1,800 W picks. Six slices despite the 30 L volume: slice count and liters measure different things, and the win here is pan and pizza fit. A 30 L oven takes family-size counter space; on a small counter it eats the room a separate air fryer would have used.

Good fit if: pizza night and sheet-pan batches are the point, and you want app control at a mid price. Skip if: you need a published wattage, or your counter can’t give up a 30 L footprint.

Verdict: The big-batch pick: a 13-inch pizza fit and 30 L of room at $149.99, with wattage still unpublished.

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Breville Joule Oven Air Fryer Pro

We read $549.95 at Bloomingdale’s, but the opened page did not publish a model number, so that price can’t be tied to a specific SKU.

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Ninja Foodi XL Pro Air Oven

The one read we have states 8 slices / a 5-lb chicken and 1,800 W, but prices it only as a $250–300 range and does not show the model number. A range is not a price.

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Instant Omni Plus Toaster Oven (19QT / 18L)

We read $224.99 via Consumers Guide for a 6-slice oven that fits a 12-inch pizza, but the opened page did not publish the model number.

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