Review on 🔥 Ninja DT251 Foodi 10-in-1 Smart XL Air Fry Oven, Bake, Broil, Toast, Air Fry, Air Roast, Digital Toaster, Smart Thermometer, True Surround Convection, Recipe Book, 1800 Watts, Steel Finish by Breanna Homack

Looks like I'm Debbie Downer reviewer. But I used a different air fryer/toaster oven. I love this one but I had a chance to try Ninja and was excited to try it. Let's start with the thing being LOUD! Wow. very noisy compared to my others. So annoying. Then there's a lot more Riga-Ma-Roll to use the fryer part. My other option is the Cuisinart TOA-60 Backlit Air Fryer Toaster. LOVE this. Simple and does the same thing as Ninja but way more direct. The ninja takes up more space on my counter, which I think is normal, but it doesn't automatically stop when you open the door (had to learn how to do that.) It turns the light off, so when I open the door it shuts off shoot, my lights go out i would like to see what i'm doing. Also, the fry basket (I don't know what THEY call it) hangs open so things drip into the crumb trap. At Cuisinart, the light stays on when I open the door, but the fryer stops until I close the door. At Cuisinart, too, you place the basket on a metal plate that you can remove with a flick of the wrist. Ninja requires you to place the basket on a shelf yourself, and then place a sheet to catch the drips in another slot below. drip (if something drips) on everything. So two potholders instead of one. I'm ready to switch BACK to Cuisinart. Even making toast in it is a big production, and for some reason it takes much longer. Maybe because of the larger cavity. I find all of this overkill and requires a lot more work than Cuisinart when I need it faster and easier. I'll try some other features before removing and saving for a backup in case my Cuisinart breaks down. But I am very disappointed in the lack of thought that I feel went into this product.