Typical wattage ranges from about 1,120 W up to 1,800 W; many popular models fall between 1,350–1,800 W.
Common functions include convection bake, air fry, broil, roast, toast, and reheat; some models also offer presets such as pizza, bagel, dehydrate, or rotisserie.
Review summaries commonly report faster, more even cooking and reliable results; shoppers also note multiple cooking modes and space-saving size, and many listings point out that convection or hot-air circulation speeds up and evens cooking.
Capacities use several units and vary widely: examples in listings include 15.8 L and 25 L (liters), 18 quarts, about 0.54 cubic feet, ranges of 108–230 cubic inches, and one entry listed as 845.35 ounces. Check the unit type on each product since manufacturers report capacity in liters, quarts, cubic feet/inches, or ounces.
Common accessories include oven racks, bake/broil pans, air-fry baskets or mesh baskets, removable crumb trays, broil racks, pizza racks, rotisserie accessories, and reversible grill/griddle plates.
Temperature specs vary by model, but common ranges include 100–450°F, 150–450°F, and 200–450°F; several listings note adjustable temperatures up to 450°F.
Product details list stainless steel, other metals, and plastic; several descriptions specifically state stainless-steel construction or a stainless-steel interior.