🥇Most expensive here, but top-tier finish
The flagship of the bunch — a digital display, convection, and air fry in one machine that looks like it belongs in a much fancier kitchen.
🥈Noticeably cheaper, still looks properly premium
Eight cooking modes crammed into a body that flips up and tucks against the wall, which is a smart trick if your counter is already crowded.
🥉Similar price to Ninja, marginally lower rating
Same Breville polish as the flagship, just shrunk down — a good pick if you want the brand's look without giving up half your counter.
A big air fryer and convection combo for not much money, judging by how consistently the larger BLACK+DECKER models get praised in reviews.
A compact digital model with a handful of cooking presets — makes sense if toast and quick air-fried snacks cover most of what you need.
Keeps it simple with classic dial controls and no digital fuss, which is exactly the appeal if you just want a reliable everyday toaster oven.
Fits a 9-inch pizza and comes with its own fry basket, so it pulls double duty for solo dinners and quick weeknight sides.
Pairs a toaster oven with a separate long-slot toaster, handy for households that can never agree on toast versus reheating leftovers at the same time.
