Review on KitchenAid KCO124: Cutting-Edge Digital Countertop Oven with Air Fry by Amanda Romero

For decades, Kitchenaid has been my number 1 small appliance in my kitchen. In fact, the only time I've had a small Kitchenaid that didn't work properly was a hand mixer, which I returned less than 24 hours after it arrived because it was TERRIBLE. My range (not Kitchenaid) has a true convection oven that works great. . I also have an air fryer that works great too. But I needed a toaster. After seeing several different brands I decided to try this oven and I must confess that I only chose it so that my kitchen would have everything I needed (from the same brand). I couldn't be happier. It really surprised me. It's a small oven that doesn't take up much space in my small kitchen, but it's POWERFUL and much more useful than a simple "toaster". There is an oven hob. The double convection works REALLY well, my puff pastry puffs up nicely, the temperature is always even. . ALSO WORKS AS A FRYER AND THE RESULTS ARE MUCH BETTER THAN A TRADITIONAL STAND-ALONE FRYER! Just select convection and set the maximum temperature. Bingo! They have a huge air fryer. That means this oven actually saved space in my kitchen because there's no point in holding an air fryer. (I already gifted it to my neighbor who was considering buying an air fryer.) If you're thinking of buying an expensive air fryer, stop now! take this stove. They have an airfryer, toaster, toaster oven, conventional oven, convection oven, and even an oven with a meat probe (which works great too). Kitchenid has gone several years without a truly revolutionary new product. You probably did your homework when designing this stove. The result is beyond perfection. Oh, and it's 1800 watts and plugs into any standard kitchen outlet (20 amp circuit, which is a building code requirement). You don't need to spend money to have an electrician install your own outlet, but of course use common sense and don't use other appliances on the same circuit at the same time as this oven.