Price: $319.99
(as of Dec 08, 2024 02:01:10 UTC - Details)

The Calphalon Performance French Door Air Fry Oven has 11 precision cooking functions to create delicious meals right on your countertop. The elegant French door design opens with a single pull, to conveniently insert and remove food with ease. This premium convection oven features Quartz Heat Technology, to deliver 40% more even heat* for consistent crisping and even browning, and faster preheating* to save you time in the kitchen. Add a golden crisp to foods with the Air Fry function or choose one of the other cooking functions: Toast, Bagel, Bake, Roast, Broil, Pizza, Cookies, Keep Warm, Wings, or Dehydrate.
Elegant French Door Design: Opens with a single pull to make inserting and removing meals easy and convenient​
Quartz Heat Technology: Delivers 40% more even heat for superior cooking results and preheats faster (compared to a conventional tube heating element)
Large-Capacity Design: Easily fits up to a 12" pizza or 6 slices of bread, with a removable crumb tray for easy cleanup
Built-In Interior Light: Monitor food while it's cooking, without having to open the doors
High-Contrast LCD Screen: Provides complete control of all oven features, for an exceptional cooking experience
This product contains PTFE, Aluminum, Iron, Chromium
Reviewer: Kindle Customer
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great and long lasting Toaster Oven
Review: I am about to purchase another one! It lasted almost 3 years after using it every day. And stills works .. I just want to purchase a fresh new one. Great toaster oven with many different functions for your every day use.

Reviewer: Love
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Love it only one downside
Review: For the past 3 years I have been using a Braville toaster oven almost daily as we hate to have to use the big oven as it can heat up my small Apt and set off the fire alarm for no reason 🙄 but unfortunately it died after 3 years of daily use (the fan stopped 8pm the before final death) these 2 ovens are ALMOST IDENTICAL in capabilities however just a few differences that I would say make it a close race.Braville has a higher broil setting up to 500 degrees as this only goes to 450This oven, pans can sometime slip toward you when you pull out the rack because of a slight tilt for some reason so watch yourself!This one can air fry and the Braville equal to this does notThe preheat keeps beeping until you hit START to get the timer going as Braville only beeps once and doesn’t require your attention and automatically starts the clock when heated to temp.This oven there is no change is screen color to let you know the oven is cooled or heated and the screen is only on when in use. Braville however has an orange screen when hot and a grey/blue screen when in use and an unlit screen when not in use however the screen remains on so you can see the timeThis oven does not come with a pizza pan and doesn’t fit all 12in pizzas it’s definitely a little less deep than the Braville. Braville holds pizzas of more size variety deeper but is less in height than this oven. Braville comes with a pizza pan.If this oven out lives the Braville than it was worth it but if the lifespan is the same the the Braville is the winner because of the differences stated above. Both cook evenly and quickly both get hot to touch so you can’t avoid that without going deeper into your pocket. Hope this helps

Reviewer: Jabba
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Nice oven with some quirky controls
Review: I’ve had and used this toaster oven for about three months, so I think I’ve had it long enough to give a valid review. At first I ordered the Toshiba 25L Speedy Toaster Oven (about $89); even though it had a bunch of poor reviews, I thought I would try it. But the next day, this oven showed up as a deal with $100 off so I ordered it too and paid only $169. I figured I’d try one and if I didn’t like it, I could try the other. I decided to try this one first, and I kept it and returned the Toshiba unopened.I got this because I was replacing an older Breville BOV450XL Mini Smart Toaster Oven, which I really really liked, but unfortunately after a couple years, the toasting became very uneven, the bottom side would not toast nearly enough. I thought it was an isolated flaw so I bought a second Breville and after a couple years, the same thing happened. So I was not going to buy a third and started my hunt for my next toaster oven.This one is bigger than my prior one but it’s not too huge and fit nicely in the corner of my counter, just the right size for me. I do like it but I have a couple issues which I will describe.1. Toaster settings. I use this 50% as a toaster and 50% as an oven, so toasting is important to me. Like many, this has a “Toast” setting and a “Bagel” setting, the latter is SUPPOSED TO toast the bottom less. So: First complaint, the Toast and Bagel programs are BACKWARDS. When you select one of the first three Toast darkness (“Shade”) settings, [the bottom elements cycle on an off a little bit so] the bottom gets toasted less, and when you select Bagel (any Shade/darkness) or any darker Toast setting, the top and bottom get toasted the same. Is that confusing/wrong? Yes, so much so that my wife hates this toaster just because of this stupidity. Well there are more reasons she hates it too which I’ll get to eventually. In addition to that, people have complained that the darkness settings are unevenly spaced. You can’t select a Time for how long to toast, you have to select one of the 7 predefined Shade settings, which correspond to a preset time. An earlier review described how unevenly these times are spaced out. Mine is a little better but it’s still maddening that you are stuck with these presets rather than just having 30-second or 60-second increments. Here is a chart describing how mine works.Shade Toast Bagel1 1:35 1:352 4:00 3:003 4:45 3:304 6:30 4:305 7:30 6:006 8:30 7:207 12:30 11:00Why is there only a 30 second difference between Bagel shades 2 & 3, but a 90 second difference between shades 4 & 5??? Remember, on Shade 1, 2 & 3, the “Toast” program toasts the bottom less, so it does what the Bagel program is supposed to do. For Shade 4-7 on Toast and all Shades on Bagel, it toasts the top and bottom the same, like the Toast program is supposed to do. Also, anything under 3½ minutes will do nothing and over 7 minutes will burn, so in reality there are only three usable Shades.How long does it take to toast? My former Breville gave me a nice toast in 3 minutes. This one gives me a light toast in 4½ minutes and a dark toast in 6 minutes, and as you saw in the chart above, there is no way to select an in-between time (I use the Bagel program all the time for reasons I’ve already explained), so it is a bit slow.2. Control knobs. In my Breville, there was one knob, with all the program names (e.g., Toast, Bagel, Oven, Broil, Pizza, etc.) around the knob and a mark to point to which program you’ve selected. Very simple. Then there was a Temp button and a Time button to tell it what you wanted to adjust, and after pressing one of those buttons, there were an Up and Down button to adjust the setting. How does this oven work? There is an LCD display that shows you 1) what Function you’ve selected (e.g., Toast, Bagel, Oven, Broil, Pizza, etc.), 2) the Time Remaining, and 3) either the selected Shade (for Toast/Bagel) or the Temperature (for other settings). There is a knob labelled “Function” (the writing is so small it’s hard to read). If you turn this knob once, nothing happens. But for every TWO clicks of this knob, it moves the Function to the next program (you see that on the LCD display). The fact that you have to turn the knob TWO clicks to get the Function to move ONCE is weird, and the fact that you have to look at the LCD to see what Function you’ve selected because there is no labeling on the knob is also hard to get used to. This is why so many people (my wife included) say that this oven is hard to use, it would be so much clearer if the labels were right next to the knob. My daughter also can’t figure it out (she also has the Breville), she will now turn on the regular gas oven than use this. I have no problem with it but I guess I’m in the minority. In the center of this Function knob is a button, you press it to turn on/off the convection fan (for those Functions where it can be used).Now there is a second knob, labeled Temp/Time again so small you can’t read it, so you have to memorize which knob is which. This adjusts the Shade (when doing Toast/Bagel), or it adjusts either the Time or the Temp if you’re on any other Function. Again you have to turn it TWO clicks to get it to change one increment. I’ve already discussed the Shade for Toast/Bagel. On any other function, you have to turn the knob to see whether you are adjusting the Temp or the Time; if that’s not the one you wanted, then you press the button in the center of this knob, and now you’ll be adjusting the other setting. Not the simplest way to do things and thus another reason my family says this thing is “too complicated.” When adjusting the Time, every TWO clicks changes the time by ONE minute (ONE click does nothing); when adjusting the Temperature, every TWO clicks adjusts the Temperature by 25 degrees (ONE click does nothing, all temperature adjustments are in 25 degree increments, that’s fine for me).Also, many other brands have a “A Bit More” button, which you press and it would toast for an additional 30 seconds or add 5 minutes to the Oven timer. That was really convenient. This doesn’t have that. If you want your toast a little darker, you have to press Start again and then sit there and watch it and then press Cancel when it’s to your liking. Or set it to Shade 1 and let it run for 95 seconds.3. Oven Functionality. First of all, it’s not an air fryer. The “Air Fry” function is simply Oven with the convection fan turned on by default. Don’t buy this if you are looking for an air fryer, the fan is quite weak, it circulates the hot air just fine (only after a few minutes!!), but not forcefully like an Air Fryer would. Most of the other settings are the same as Oven with different default temperatures. Most use both the top and bottom heating element (exceptions are Broil which is only the top and Reheat which is only the bottom, maybe other functions too which I don’t use).It takes 5 minutes to preheat to 400 degrees. It holds the temperature accurately (I tested it with a BBQ thermometer).I like that it has a light (you press a button to turn it on, press it again to turn it off, or it’ll turn off by itself in 10 secs).Now here is another thing that people have complained about in other reviews: For most Oven functions, the oven does a pre-heat (that’s good). Once the oven has reached the temperature you have set, it will beep and it will stop flashing “Preheating.” Now is when you would put in your food. You also have to press Start again; this starts the timer and keeps the oven turned on. If you do not press Start again, the oven will shut off in one minute. In my Breville, it does a Preheat too, and it beeps when it reaches the desired temperature, but you don’t have to press any button, just put in your food and adjust the timer if necessary. Here, people have complained that you have to press Start again within 1 minute, otherwise the oven shuts off. Yes that’s another thing that makes it “too complicated” or should I say “Not intuitive.” I do not have a problem with it. However if you do, you can simply press Start two times when you turn the oven on; it will still do the Preheat and beep when it’s reached the desired temperature, but the timer will start immediately and it will not shut off until the timer expires (although the instruction manual doesn’t describe that you can do this). So you can have it both ways.4. Smell. Other reviewers have said that there is a strong odor coming from the oven even after using it for a while. I agree there is an odor initially, but I put it in the garage and let the oven run for a couple hours (be sure it’s not near anything combustible if you’re not in the room with it), and the odor completely went away.In summary, the oven works well but I take away one star due to the unintuitive controls and annoying Toast/Bagel issues (backwards functionality and unevenly spaced darkness settings). Be sure to get the $169 price, it’s not worth more than that (the regular price is $269).

Reviewer: paula
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Air fryer toaster
Review: I love this little air fryer toaster oven. It works great.

Reviewer: Michele S., Toms River, NJ
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: The best!
Review: I am so happy I made the decision to purchase this item at such a spectacular price! I read practically every review and I was so worried that it would smell more than any new item would based on everyone’s concern. However - I am thrilled to report - NO smell whatsoever! I literally plugged it in, held an inservice for the family and it is off and running! This is a more amped up version of the prior Calphalon toaster oven I had from 6 years ago and purchased at a lower price!

Reviewer: Judi Orsi
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: I had a wonderful Krups oven for almost 20 years. This isn’t it but is certainly adequate.Unfortunately, it is a bigger oven.Biggest mistake was not ordering the more insulated version. This is extremely hot on the top surface. A danger if children can come in contact with it.

Reviewer: A.A.XXXX
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Es mi primer horno pero estoy muy satisfecho con el resultado, en caso de que alguien se lo pregunte, las medidas internas (Usables) son 35 de ancho X 30 de profundidad X 15 de altura.Es decir, se pueden hacer pizzas de 30x30 perfectamente, con esas medidas y la configuracion "pizza" que tiene el horno se hacen en 17 minutos y quedan muy bien.

Reviewer: Jeanne
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: great at toasting and baking, not so good for air fryinglooks great