Smart Air Fryer Toaster Oven CS130

Has the 130-AO oven alongside a 5.8 qt Cosori and says the oven is better for baking, large pizzas and roasting or when more space is needed, while the 5.8 gives crispier, more efficient air frying so it gets used most. Hasn't tried the rotisserie, which seems messy.

Owns a 5 qt Cosori and the big toaster oven air fryer and loves both, but will never buy from Cosori again because of how badly the recall of the 5 qt was handled.

Has the 32-quart Cosori toaster oven air fryer and says it meets every need for a rotisserie, wings, pizza and baking; calls it a great unit.

Loves their Cosori toaster oven and says it includes every feature a buyer wanted, including rotisserie.

The 12-in-1 Cosori air fryer toaster oven worked fine for 1.5 years, then stopped heating: fan runs but the elements stay cold. Cosori replaced it with an upgraded unit after proof of failure.

Loves the toaster-oven style Cosori and uses it all the time, though splatter makes it dirty like any oven and the baskets get really dirty and need soaking and scrubbing.

Everything the aides cook in the CS130 comes out hard as a rock, even toast like clay pigeons, apparently because they are using air settings that dehydrate food; the manual doesn't make clear which settings give normal oven cooking.

Enjoying the 32 qt oven style after a few days; already thinks it can replace both the oven and toaster oven. Official accessories are limited to replacement trays.

Bought an extra accessory set after the oven, but the drip trays and cookie sheet seem to warp, and replacements are now out of stock.

Bought the CO130-AO on Prime Day for $150 and says it has been well worth it: app and recipes are good, everything comes out great, jerky works and it has replaced their normal oven. Exposed bottom elements smoke when grease hits them, and it pops loudly while cooling.