Fabuletta 10-in-1 Toaster Oven Air Fryer Review

Have you been searching for a single countertop appliance that can replace a toaster, air fryer, and small oven all at once?

Product Overview: Toaster Oven Air Fryer Combo – Fabuletta 10-in-1 Countertop Convection Oven 1800W, Flip Up & Away Capability for Storage Space, Oil-Less Toaster Oven Fit 12″ Pizza, 9 Slices Toast (Red)

I tested the “Toaster Oven Air Fryer Combo – Fabuletta 10-in-1 Countertop Convection Oven 1800W, Flip Up & Away Capability for Storage Space, Oil-Less Toaster Oven Fit 12″ Pizza, 9 Slices Toast (Red)” to see how it performs across real kitchen tasks. I wanted to know whether it lives up to the 10-in-1 promise, how well the air fryer function crisps with less oil, and how convenient the flip-up storage feature truly is.

What the product claims and what that means for you

The manufacturer positions this as a versatile countertop oven with 10 preset functions, 360 rapid heat circulation technology, 1800W power, and a compact footprint with a flip-up and away capability. For me, those claims translate into versatility (many cooking modes), faster cooking and consistent results (convection plus powerful heating elements), healthier frying (oil reduction claims), and a practical storage solution for small kitchens.

Quick specification table

I compiled the primary specs into the table below so you can scan the essentials quickly.

Feature	Details
Product name	Toaster Oven Air Fryer Combo – Fabuletta 10-in-1 Countertop Convection Oven 1800W, Flip Up & Away Capability for Storage Space, Oil-Less Toaster Oven Fit 12″ Pizza, 9 Slices Toast (Red)
Cooking functions	10 presets: Preheat, Air Fry, Pizza, Air Roast, Toast, Bagel, Bake, Broil, Dehydrate, Reheat
Power	1800W
Heating elements	4 heating elements
Air circulation	360 rapid heat circulation (Air Fry Technology)
Oil reduction	Up to 85% less oil (manufacturer claim)
Capacity	Fits up to 9 slices of bread, 12″ pizza
Rack positions	2 positions
Toast shade settings	7 shade levels
Special feature	Flip up & away capability for storage
Warranty	24-month warranty and lifetime customer service
Color	Red (model as tested)

Performance

I judged performance across the different functions and typical cooking tasks I’d use a toaster oven air fryer combo for: air frying, roasting, baking, toasting, pizza, and dehydrating. Each function behaved differently but overall matched the appliance’s marketing.

Air frying performance

The air fry function impressed me for crispness, especially on items that respond well to circulating hot air like French fries, chicken wings, and thin-cut vegetables. Using the air fry preset with minimal or no oil produced a noticeable crisp exterior while keeping interiors tender. I found that foods with a light coating (cornstarch or panko) crisped up best. For thicker cuts of meat I needed to lightly oil the surface to avoid dryness and ensure browning.

Convection baking and roasting

Thanks to the 1800W and four heating elements, baking and roasting were faster than my old countertop oven. I saw up to 30–50% faster cook times on common dishes like roasted vegetables and sheet-pan meals, and heat distribution was fairly even when I positioned racks properly. For even browning on baked goods I sometimes rotated pans halfway through, but that was more about the compact interior than any heating shortfall.

Toasting and bagels

The seven toast shade settings worked reliably from lightly golden to deep dark. On my first few tries I followed the recommendation to start with a medium setting to avoid unexpected results. Bagels toasted nicely when I used the bagel preset, which applies more heat to the cut side and gentler heat on the outside. I appreciated the control for multiple slices — I could toast up to nine slices in one go, which helped during busy mornings.

Dehydrating and reheating

I tried dehydrating apple slices and kale chips using the dehydrate preset. Results were satisfactory for snacks and small-batch preservation; the low and steady air circulation dried items evenly if I spaced them out. Reheating used the pre-programmed settings well and did a better job than a microwave for preserving texture — pizza reheated crisp without becoming rubbery.

Design and build

I paid attention to how the oven felt on the counter, its materials, and the flip-up and away mechanism since those influence daily use and storage.

Exterior and control layout

The exterior has a glossy red finish and a glass door that lets me monitor cooking without opening the oven. The controls blend digital and manual elements with a clear display and labeled preset buttons. I found the buttons intuitive and the screen readable from a reasonable distance. The door handle is sturdy and comfortable to grab.

Flip up & away capability and space saving

The flip-up and away capability is one of the standout design features. When I flipped the unit up and tucked it under the cabinet, it freed a lot of counter space. I measured my cabinet clearance to ensure smooth operation, and it worked well in a standard kitchen setup. If counter space is at a premium, I found this prospect particularly useful.

Interior capacity and rack positions

Inside, the oven accommodates up to nine slices of bread or a 12″ pizza, which is larger than many compact toaster ovens. The two rack positions let me adjust for taller items or use two levels for smaller items. I liked that I could cook toast on the upper rack and roast vegetables on the lower rack without major overlap.

Cooking technology

I wanted to understand what makes this oven faster and how it claims to reduce oil use while maintaining texture.

360 rapid heat circulation and four heating elements

The 360 rapid heat circulation technology uses directional airflow to rapidly and evenly distribute hot air around food. Paired with four heating elements and 1800W of power, this system speeds up cooking and promotes crisping. In practice, it produced a crunchy exterior on many foods while reducing the need for large amounts of oil.

1800W power and speed

At 1800W, this unit preheated and reached target temperatures notably faster than smaller or lower-powered toaster ovens. I measured preheat times and found them substantially lower; breakfasts and weeknight dinners got to the table sooner as a result.

Controls and presets

I tested each preset to see how much manual intervention was needed and whether presets matched the name.

The 10 preset functions

The presets (Preheat, Air Fry, Pizza, Air Roast, Toast, Bagel, Bake, Broil, Dehydrate, Reheat) covered a wide range of everyday cooking needs. I used the presets as starting points and then adjusted time or temperature for personal preference. In many cases, the presets removed the guessing game and produced consistent results after a few uses.

Toast shade settings and user adjustments

Seven toast shade settings gave me fine control over toasting. For new users I recommend starting in the middle range and adjusting from there. The oven remembers settings and is predictable once you lock in the correct shade for your preferred bread type.

Ease of use

I evaluated how beginner-friendly the oven is, how much effort cleaning takes, and how the appliance behaved day to day.

Preheat and user experience

Preheating is fast and straightforward: I hit preheat and selected either the preheat function or the desired preset and the oven signaled when ready. The display showed remaining time and temperature, which made multitasking easier.

Cleaning and maintenance

Cleaning is straightforward thanks to the removable crumb tray and racks. I wiped the interior with mild detergent and warm water; persistent grease on rack edges needed a soak. The air fry basket style accessories (if included) were easy to remove and clean. I recommend cleaning after each use to prevent smoke and buildup — it’s simple and quick with the included accessories.

Noise and heat output

The fan is audible during high-speed air fry cycles but not disruptive for kitchen conversation or morning routines. The exterior front remains reasonably cool, though the sides and top radiate heat; I kept it on a heat-safe surface and away from wooden cabinets during high-heat sessions.

Accessories and included items

The product typically ships with basic accessories to get started. My unit came with a baking tray, crumb tray, and a wire rack. Some sellers include a removable air fry basket or tray; check the package contents as advertised so you know what to expect.

What I used and what I wished for

I used the provided baking tray and wire rack for most tasks. I would have liked a deeper air fry basket for larger batches, but the included trays handled most needs. Having extra accessories like a pizza stone accessory or designated dehydrator trays would improve specialty cooking.

Taste and texture results

I based my qualitative judgment on texture, moisture retention, browning, and overall flavor for a range of foods.

Crispiness, browning, and moisture

The oven delivered crispy exteriors on air-fried foods and nicely browned surfaces on baked and broiled dishes. Moisture retention was good for most proteins when I monitored time and temperature appropriately. The controlled circulation gave me predictable browning without hotspots, particularly when I used the proper rack position and didn’t overload the chamber.

Specific dish notes

• French fries: Crispy with minimal oil when shaken halfway through.
• Chicken wings: Golden skin and moist interior when not overcrowded.
• Pizza: The pizza preset cooked a 12″ pizza evenly with a satisfactorily crisp crust when I used the lower rack position.
• Bread and pastries: Toasting was even; delicate pastries needed lower temps to avoid over-browning.

Pros and Cons

I broke down the major strengths and weaknesses I found while using this oven.

Pros

• Versatile 10 presets for many cooking tasks.
• Rapid heat circulation gives crispy results and speeds up cooking.
• 1800W and four heating elements reduce cook and preheat times.
• Large interior fits 9 slices of toast and 12″ pizza.
• Flip-up and away design saves counter space when stored.
• Seven toast shade settings for precision toasting.
• 24-month warranty and lifetime customer service provide peace of mind.

Cons

• Interior can become crowded with multiple items, requiring careful arrangement.
• Accessories included are basic; some users may want more specialized trays.
• Fan noise is noticeable on high-speed air fry settings.
• Exterior radiates heat — placement matters for safety.
• For very large households, oven capacity might still be limited compared to full-size ovens.

Who is this oven best for?

I think this appliance is ideal for people with limited counter space who want a multi-function machine that handles air frying, roasting, baking, toasting, and more. It’s great for singles, couples, small families, apartment dwellers, and anyone wanting faster cooking without a full-sized oven. If you cook large holiday meals regularly for extended family, you may still need a conventional oven as your primary appliance.

Tips and tricks for best results

I gathered the practical tips that made my results more consistent and enjoyable.

• Preheat when the recipe calls for it; the preheat function is fast and worth the small extra time.
• Don’t overcrowd the basket or racks. Air needs to circulate for crisp results.
• For thick proteins, lightly oil the surface to promote browning and prevent dryness.
• Use the lower rack for pizzas to get a crisp bottom crust, and the higher rack for broiling or browning tops.
• Rotate pans halfway through longer bakes for the most even cooking.
• Start with medium toast shade settings for new breads and adjust according to your preference.
• Clean the crumb tray and trays after each use to prevent smoking and maintain performance.
• Use a shallow drizzle of oil or mist for vegetables that need that extra browning boost.

Common issues and troubleshooting

I encountered and solved a few minor issues during testing; here’s how I handled them.

If foods are undercooked inside but browned outside

Reduce temperature by 25°F and extend cooking time, or use a lower rack position and cover with foil during the middle of cooking to allow heat to penetrate without over-browning the exterior.

If items are soggy instead of crisp

Don’t overcrowd and shake or turn items halfway through. Preheating the oven helps eliminate initial moisture and promotes crisping. Use the air fry preset rather than bake for fried-style textures.

If the oven smokes

Check for food residue on trays, racks, or crumb tray and clean thoroughly. Avoid dripping oils by using pans for greasy foods. If smoking persists at high temperatures, reduce temperature or use a different preset.

If controls seem unresponsive

Power cycle the oven by unplugging and plugging back in. Confirm that the child lock (if present) is not activated. Consult the manual or manufacturer support if problems continue.

Comparisons

I compared this model against a conventional oven and other toaster air fryers to highlight differences.

Versus a full-size oven

This Fabuletta model is faster to preheat and more energy-efficient for small tasks, and it’s much easier to fit into small kitchens. However, it lacks the sheer capacity and multi-rack flexibility of a full-size oven, so it’s best as a complement rather than a replacement for large-batch baking.

Versus other countertop air fryers/toaster ovens

Compared to smaller air fryers, the Fabuletta offers a larger capacity and more oven-like features (true baking, 12″ pizza capability, multiple rack positions). Against similarly-sized toaster ovens with air fry features, the Fabuletta’s 1800W and 360 rapid circulation place it at the higher-performance end, particularly with faster preheat and better crisping. The flip-up and away storage is less common and adds unique value.

Warranty and customer service

The product includes a 24-month warranty and claims lifetime customer service. I found the warranty reassuring since countertop appliances see frequent use. If you do encounter defects or functional issues, the two-year warranty provides solid protection for replacement or repair, and lifetime service often means extended support for part questions and usage tips.

Final verdict

After using the “Toaster Oven Air Fryer Combo – Fabuletta 10-in-1 Countertop Convection Oven 1800W, Flip Up & Away Capability for Storage Space, Oil-Less Toaster Oven Fit 12″ Pizza, 9 Slices Toast (Red)” extensively, I found it to be a highly capable and versatile countertop appliance. It delivers on key promises: rapid heating, effective oil-less air frying, and sensible preset options. The flip-up storage feature genuinely frees up counter space, and the large interior is a practical size for everyday meals.

If you want a single appliance to handle toasting, air frying, baking, broiling, and dehydrating while saving counter space, this unit is an excellent candidate. I recommend it for apartment kitchens, busy households that need quick meals, and anyone seeking healthier frying options without sacrificing crispy results. With sensible use and attention to spacing, cleanup, and rack positioning, it will become one of the most useful tools in your kitchen.

If you’d like, I can give specific timing suggestions for common foods I tested (fries, wings, toast, pizza, cookies), or compare this model to a particular alternative you’re considering.

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