Every multi-function appliance claims a number, and most owners use two of them. So it is worth going through the eight one at a time. Air fry and roast are the pair you will use on a Tuesday.
Bake and pizza are the two that stop you heating a full-size oven for one tray. Toast and bagel are the reason the toaster can leave the worktop. Broil is for the last two minutes, when the top of something needs colour.
And dehydrate is the one nobody buys it for and half of owners end up using. What makes the odd ones real is the range: 85 to 450 °F across six infrared heating elements. The bottom of that is not an oven setting at all — it is hours of low warmth for fruit, herbs or jerky.
The top is above the fan setting on most domestic ovens, which is where a roast potato actually blisters rather than just softening. The cavity is sized for a household, not a snack. Up to 4 lbs of ingredients, a 12 inch pizza, six slices of bread, or six chicken breasts on the sheet pan — a meal for up to four people in as little as 20 minutes.
An air fry basket, a sheet pan and a wire rack come with it, so the right surface for each of the eight jobs is already in the box. And when it is done it gets out of the way. Shut the door and it flips up to stand against the backsplash, taking 50% less of the worktop than it does open.
It measures 17.01 in deep, 15.75 in wide and 7.68 in tall in polished stainless steel, runs on 1800 watts through plain buttons rather than a touch panel, and the crumb tray slides out of the bottom to be tipped into the bin.