Without doubt this is the best addition to my kitchen in years. Its by far superior to my old air fryer {that’s gone in the bin} it’s simplicity to use with perfect results every time. No more pulling the drawer out and messing around simply open the door to reach your food… its roomy so I can cook on multi shelves plus glass in the door and an interior light so you can see what’s going on without opening the door. On top of everything its a great looking appliance and its stainless steel so incredibly easy to clean inside and out. My only criticism is the bell could be louder but other than that I can’t fault it.

Very impressive air fryer. Easy to use and cooks fast. I like the removable tray at the bottom which makes cleaning easier. Quality feels good too.

*Edited after further use:

I’ve used a Ninja Foodie 9 in 1 for the last 2 years instead of a hob or oven and it works brilliantly, except the size means restrictions on what you can cook. One of those things I missed was pizza, so I got this HySapientia Air Fryer oven to allow me to cook pizza, cheese on toast, struddles etc

The oven comes well packaged, and includes a tray, crumb tray, frying basket and rotisserie.

I got as part of Prime Day so was £129.99.

Using the oven is simple, you have a pre-programmed menu to choose from for common items or you can manually select the temperature, and time (minimum 5 minutes).

So far I’ve cooked pizza and rotiserie chicken in there, and the pizzas were perfect on the edges but needed a few more minutes in the middle (pre-prepared not frozen pizza) and the chicken was perfect on the outside, but not cooked properly (or enough to kill any bacteria) internally. After 45 minutes using the pre-programmed rotiserie option the internal temperature was only 55 degrees C, some 19 degrees below the recommended minimum internal temperature for chicken.

I remove the chicken and finished it off for 20 minutes in my Ninja which got it up tp safe eating temperature and still remained juicy inside.

I do like the oven and intend to use it extensively in the future, but the air flow to evenly cook food isn’t that good (so you need to move things around) and you need a meat thermometer to ensure food is cooked fully, so don’t trust the pre-programmed menu as I found the meat didn’t reach a safe consumption temperature.

Edit: I’ve used it a few more times now, and have found some thing it far outperforms the Ninja, others it doesn’t so it’s a case of working to the machine’s strength rather than it’s weaknesses. It is by far the best air fryer for chips I’ve ever used (and I’ve used them for 15 years). Perfectly crisp and even cooking. Upgraded reveiw to 4 stars as it really is growing on me