Gourmia - 6-Slice Digital Toaster Oven Air Fryer

I bought one after checking out the toaster oven style at Costco. It's great, pretty basic, but easy to clean and use. I'm amazed at how quickly it can roast potatoes anything i put in it. I found mine for $40 and I'm very happy with it

We just got this one a few months ago as a replacement for a previous model. So far zero complaints, easy to clean.

If this is the one with the two doors it sucks

I bought this one for the same reason. Looking for nontoxic air fryer to replace our oven as my husband has not once remembered to turn off the oven in the time I've known him. Bought this over the ourplace one because it seemed bigger. The two door design is AWFUL! Both doors open at the same time and they swing out all the way to the sides, not just enough to get the tray out. Also the glass doors led to very uneven cooking because so much heat escapes. I hate this air fryer but it works so can't justify buying another. Not that u need to know all this but someone has to be the receptacle for my hate

It's great. Can put two things in at once one different levels.

Got one have literally saved thousands on takeout over the years. It's like a microwave that's really an oven - perfect for reheating leftovers and frozen food. I don't do much actual cooking in it though.

I bought one when it was on sale for $40 because I had a terrible little 1.5qt capacity one. It's been amazing for everything I've needed it for, mostly frozen foods and a few fresh items here and there.

It's absolutely fine for the price. I don't like the tray at the bottom. It's hard to clean and stays filthy no matter whether you soak or scrub it, but so far it's done the job.

It's a great basic air fryer. Works great for all your air fryer needs. Get it when it goes on sale. We got ours for $35.99. Had it for a year now. Fits an entire chicken.

This is our 3rd different air fryer and it's by far the best.

It's amazing honestly I love it it has so many options, 2 racks, a light, half way turnover timer, tons of cooking options such as baking, roasting, broiling etc. it also doesn't have PUFAS/ PFAS or whatever all that stuff everyone is concerned about. The top rack also doubles as a cooling rack. It's a bit of a pain to clean but that's the same thing with most air fryers since they need ventilation holes in the surfaces to effectively circulate the hot air. The window is nice to be able to see your food. It's a pretty nice size, enough to put enough food for 2 adults and 2 kids. It also comes with a cool little laminated air frying guide that shows about 60 different foods and how long to cook them for, what temp etc. it's definately better than your typical chef man and lower end fryers priced at this range but if you're looking for something a bit nicer around $120 I recommend the ninja foodie.

The only reason why I dont like it is as it gets dirty, you can see the grease on the little window and it's very hard to clean it off.

we have it, great for a smaller form factor air fryer, great especially if it's on sale

I like mine. It's my first air fryer so I don't really have any basis for comparison.

Own it. Love it. Buy it. You won't be disappointed and it'll change your life for the better

I have this air fryer from a previous sale, and its the best air fryer I have ever used, and I have been through a few. The menu is nice, the touch for the touch screen isn't cheap and the space inside is great for its size. I use it a ton for roasting peppers along with daily for everything else. 10/10

Buy it, well worth it for that price

Air fryer technology is incredibly basic. It's a heating element and a fan. That's it. Most of what differentiates a good air fryer from a bad air fryer is whether the basket is big enough to cook what you want to cook--understanding that air frying doesn't work well if the air can't easily circulate around all sides of your food. Newbie mistake is to put a couple of pounds of fries into an air fryer (which is not a single layer) and then complain they don't come out right. The Gourmia is fine, and it's big enough for most of what the typical person would use it for. The digital control panel is fine, but all you care about is being able to set the target temperature and (possibly) a count down timer. So, again, you don't need it to be super complex. Once you have an air fryer, you will most likely wonder how you lived without an air fryer. It justifies limited counter space. (The alternative is a convection oven, which operates on a similar principle, but typically the design is such that the airflow around your food isn't as optimized for air frying).

We bought one in November. They were on sale for $39.00 or $44.00 - can't remember. We use it for chicken wings, steaks, reheating/re-crisping leftovers. It's our first air fryer...don't know how we went so long without one. I'd recommend it.

I have a Gourmia I got at Costco for about a hundred bucks on sale. It's been doing a very good job for a couple of years now. I've found that if I place a spatter guard/screen over things that do spatter it prevents the spray from getting on the interior. It's important to clean away anything that does get on interior surfaces before using the oven again or it becomes permanent. I picked up a spatter guard for a frying pan from Walmart and cut the handle off so it would fit inside.

I like how it cooks I hate having to decode it each time to use it. So many settings I need to reprogram. My wife and I when setting it up always hit the off button and cancel all the setting we just set it to.

They're ok, I had to end up returning my last one because it shit out after 6 months. I switched to the Ninja and it has been 10000x better and easier to clean.

I like it but it gets hotter than my Ninja so it took a little getting used to.

Might I suggest you put away other appliances? You don't need a toaster anymore if you have a toaster oven/airfry/broiler combo. A good kitchen aid toaster oven/airfry hybrid makes it just as fast and way more slices! Do you have a microwave on the counter?.. I put mine on top of my refrigerator, and use the toaster oven for almost everything instead. Could you put the toaster oven on a cart or moveable "island" ? I live in a small weekly rental (think a cross between a studio apartment, and a hotel room) I've lived in ones like it for 4 years and had to be very creative. here's two budget options that only take up 17.5 inches in width of counter space. [Gourmia- newer tech similar results to airfryer](https://www.walmart.com/ip/New-Gourmia-1700W-6-Slice-Digital-Toaster-Oven-Air-Fryer-With-19-One-Touch-Presets-Stainless-Steel/1438286796?classType=VARIANT&athbdg=L1102&from=/search) [budget hamilton Beach combo](https://www.walmart.com/ip/Hamilton-Beach-Easy-View-XL-Toaster-Oven-with-Sure-Crisp-Air-Fry-1750W-6-Slice-Capacity-31460/5113283075?classType=REGULAR&athbdg=L1103&from=/search) or go a little taller and shave off 3inches of width at 14 inches wide [Bentism 7](https://www.walmart.com/ip/BENTISM-VOR-7-IN-1-Air-Fryer-Toaster-Oven-Convection-Oven-Countertop-Stainless-Steel-18L-1800W/1399658556?classType=VARIANT&from=/search)

Best kitchen appliance I've ever bought. 👍

I bought it and I'm probably in the minority but I can't stand it and had to stop using it. The button sounds are so effing loud. The fan that circulates the air is so ridiculous it sounds like an airplane is idling inside my house, and it literally changes the air pressure in my kitchen and hurts my ears (so technically, yeah it works great.)

Well worth the price!

Totally. We're at the mercy of whoever is answering the email. Seems like they could change their mind every other day lol. I was also looking at a gourmia fryer, and the rep told me, ' Toaster Oven Fryers are BPA, PTFE, PFOA, PFAs and LEAD Free. The interior walls are anodized aluminum, The baking pan and crumb tray are aluminum. The fry basket and oven rack are stainless. There is no NON STICK coating in this unit.' So maybe that's one you could try. My husband found an old style Convection oven at his mom's house so imma try that first before I spend any additional money.

I like mine. Use it often

On my second Gourmia (the one pictured). Had a previous smaller model I used daily for about 3 years when it just gave up the ghost. Pretty sure it was a thermal fuse, but for $40, I just bought another one. Use it almost daily for the frozen Kirkland signature lightly breaded chicken chunks.