Gourmet Professional Clean Cook Airfryer Oven – Dehydrator 1600W | 15L Capacity with rotisserie function and 14 digital preset programs

Bought this product as the bucket type air fryer seemed limited in both capacity and the lack of being able to see what is going on in the oven was a major drawback. It works fine and I like the fact that the control panel is on the front of the unit. There is no temp light to show when the set temperature is reached, but this is common to all air fryers. I think that they all are presumed to reach the set temp in a 3 min pre heating cycle. The door is not removable for cleaning and some residue does collect around the inner glass so this may have to be removed by dismantling the door to clean it.

I have lined the bottom with a silicone sheet and this works well. Seems easy to clean as it has a larger capacity at 15 litres than most which are around the 11 litres mark or 5 litres for the bucket type. To give you an idea what that means it fits an 8″ cake tin comfortably. It comes with an enamel tray so you can reduce the oven volume to 5-6 litres therefore reducing your cooking time. It also comes with a metal grid and a mesh basket both of which slot onto the runners. All cakes and quiche/frittata type dishes require some form of shielding to prevent the top burning but the middle not being cooked. This can be removed half way through the cooking time. A 8″ removable metal bottom to a flan dish performs this function well. Produces a lovely crust to a mashed potato topping to a pie on the grill setting and pre baking a thin pastry flan case takes around 8 mins. Have yet to try the rotisserie function as most chickens in supermarkets look too large for it. The oven light has to be switched on independently to see what is going in inside but only illuminates the bottom half of the oven, if the tray/grid is placed on the upper shelves, you cannot see what is going on as the light output is blocked. So far so good. You tube recipes are helpful but settings for each oven in temp/time will differ. I think with this model either the temp can be reduced for most recipes I have tried half way through the cooking, with the recommended time remaining the same, which means it must be quite efficient, considering it is only using 1600w as opposed to the common consumption of 2000w for the average air fryer (in common brands such as Ninja and Tower). So at half the price of a Ninja equivalent or 40 – 60 more for a Tower 99.00 is good value.