GE Profile - UltraFast Smart Airfry Oven with No Preheat & Built-in WiFi - Black

I’ve had this item for about a month now. It’s the most versatile air fryer I’ve owned. Likes: Versatility, Smart features, Zero preheat time, easiest cleanup of any air fryer I’ve owned. Very clean look. Minor issues: it’s bigger than a bucket air fryer, glass touch controls can be picky (common for all glass touch devices in my experience, usually okay after a quick wipe down), some things take a little longer to air fry but the time is more than made up for by the zero preheat time. It’s also pricey when compared to others but it’ll drop $100 when on sale which make it just right for purchase. Overall the issues are so minor I’m not taking any stars off. Highly recommend this airfryer/toaster over. I’ve found myself using the broiler often as well as other features.

Having recently purchased a GE Profile wall oven with Wi-Fi etc I was really looking forward to testing out its smaller counter-top sibling. I was not disappointed as it’s like having a small portable wall oven with all its functionality. I love the way it cooks and would recommend it with 4.5 stars. Unboxing was easy but the unit is a tad heavy at 28 lbs. Using built in handles on the bottom of the sides, just lift onto the counter and plug in. It does recommend cleaning all components as well as running oven empty for 20 minutes at 450 to burn off any protective substances before using – appetizing thought, yes? Comes with about a 34-inch power cord that winds neatly in the back to adjust. I already had the app since I have the wall oven, so I just added this device to it. Connecting to Wi-Fi It does have its benefits, allowing for over-the-air updates (there have been a few for the wall oven) and being able to keep track of cooking processes such as alerts when done, etc. which are nice. The manual pretty much covers components, set-up, usage, cleaning and troubleshooting. Comes with front removable crumb tray in bottom, rectangle (deep) baking pan, wire rack, sheet rack (fits inside baking pan) and air fry basket. The oven itself is nicely constructed with multiple rack positions and large glass window for viewing cooking action with a bright light to help aluminate the proceedings. The center rack is termed self-presenting in that it has push pins in the back that the rack(s) slide into allowing it to move forward a little when door is opened and slide back when closing door, which is a nice feature but has a weight limit of 15 lbs. The touchpad on the base of the oven is easy to use and clearly marked. Some settings require touching multiple buttons to access – such as Wi-Fi setup, loc (lock controls), etc. which complicates things a little. Cooking modes: Warm Toast Broil Pizza Pastry Remote (allows for oven access thru app) Reheat Bagel Roast Cookies Bake Air Fry Controls: Conv (turn convection on/off) Temp/Shade (temp for cooking shade for toasting) +2 Min (adds 2 minutes to cooking time – comes in very handy) Timer/Slice (set cooking time or number of slices being toasted) Start Cancel On/Off button (to turn off you press for a could of seconds to ensure no accidental touching turns oven off) Wifi Indicator As far as cooking is concerned it works very well, especially with a 500-degree max temp. We tried convection baking 2 rock Cornish hens – came out great. Tried pizza using pizza setting which turned out well but it only took 80% of the time as I think it is set for frozen pizza and ours was not. Tried air frying 2 chicken breasts and 2 leg quarters - and while messy -they came out very nicely browned with crunchy skin and juicy. Same for air frying tater tots – came out crisp on outside. It is quiet during operation. I don’t see toasting anything as we have a muti slice toaster we like very much. But could come in handy for thickly sliced French bread or overly large bagels, etc. No preheating required is a fantastic time and energy saver. Nor do you have to heat a huge oven when you don’t need to. 1 year parts warranty Downsides; The center rack “present” function is nice but when I air fried the chicken pieces (using air fryer basket which is mesh) it allowed grease to drip onto the front panel. To be fair, the manual suggests using the baking pan for meat when air frying, which I used in the bottom to catch all the drippings - which worked fine. The door moving up and over the top of the oven is nice as you are less likely to burn yourself or have someone bump into open door - but it makes cleaning the inside of it a tad more difficult. Also need additional space above oven to allow for door clearance. Cleaning the inside of any counter/toaster oven is always a challenge and this one is no different. Heating elements to clean a round, tight space, etc. – all to be expected. It states and shows a picture of 12-inch pizza in oven. 12-inch will fit - but just barely – and seems it needs to be frozen or at least pre-baked (must set on open rack). Even then it was a tight fit so I cut off an inch or so small section to flatten out the area going towards back of oven for better fit. If you like to make/use fresh dough, as we do, that doesn’t work using the rack. A round 12-inch pizza pan does not fit due to lip (we have several different pans, and none allowed door to close). I searched the web and have ordered an 11 inch pan I hope will fit – will update after it arrives. Using the provided rectangle baking pan just didn’t appeal to me due to its shape and how deep it is. Why not make the oven 1 inch deeper? Also states a 7 lb. chicken should fit. I tried a 5.9 lb. and it only fit if I did not use the sheet rack inside baking pan on bottom rung. Baking pan is only accessory that is dish washer safe. Crumb tray, racks and air fryer basket are all hand washed. Outside gets warm so make sure it is an area with ventilation and keep “little” hands away. Overall, a great oven with just a couple of foibles from being perfect and would recommend.

Thia oven/air fryer cooks slower than a regular air fryer. Also, womehow it trapps moisture in the wondow. The moisture stays there for days.

Loving this item! The no pre-heat is AMAZING! My son LOVES the bagel setting. It toasts to perfection. The air fry basket came warped, but GE replaced it immediately, without issue. Tried to air fry some stuff and loved how it came out. The smart notification is a cool feature. Like how it sends a notification to the phone to let you know right before the item being cooked will be ready. My only issue is that cleaning it is not as simple as I would like. The back wall has a gazillion holes and the oils/grease gets stuck on them and in them. Can not clean it until it cools, obviously, but that proves problematic as now the grease is stuck on it, almost like glue. Other than that, everything I have tried to make in it is perfect!

GE Profile is well established as a leading provider of quality kitchen appliances. This Smart Oven with Air Fry, WiFi & no Preheat is worthy of the GE Profile high end reputation. Imagine an ideal counter top oven & what capabilities it would have; this GE Model # P9OIAAS6TBB has them all! A fully functional remote control via the SmartHQ app with alert monitoring makes this the smartest appliance in our kitchen. The no preheat feature lets you cook NOW without wasting time & costly energy. The built-in remote controllable oven light creates a picture window into your culinary art. Oven temperature ranges from 170-500 Degree F; power consumption is 1800 watts. It measures 11.5"H X 17.30"W X 19.6"D & weighs 28.6 lb. With a capacity of 0.83 cubic feet, it will accommodate a 12" pizza. The Light Bar located on the control panel is awesome! It displays the cooking progress through colorful, moving illumination. The door is the best I have ever seen. Gently touch the button in the center of the control panel & the door elevates above the oven, providing complete oven access. CONCLUSION: GE Profile designed the ideal Counter Top Oven that offers every feature imaginable with style & yummy results! Highly recommended!

The GE Profile 11-in-1 6-Slice Smart Convection Toaster Oven with Air Fry is a great addition to any kitchen. It is one of the most versatile appliances out right now in that it can handle a variety of cooking tasks, from toasting bread to air frying chicken wings. The first thing you'll notice about the toaster oven is its sleek design. The black finish and stainless steel accents give it a modern, high-end look that will fit in with any kitchen decor. It has a built in RGB light strip that moves along the width of the over as the timer goes.The oven is also compact enough to fit on most countertops coming in at 16in x17.5in x 11.5in, making it ideal for small kitchens where it doesn't take up too much space One of the standout features of the GE Profile toaster oven is its 11-in-1 functionality. It can be used as a traditional toaster oven, a convection oven, or an air fryer. I’m coming from a traditional air fryer and used the air fryer setting and input the same setting for my old one and the chicken in the GE tasted so much better than my old Air fryer. This versatility means users can cook a variety of dishes with just one appliance, saving time and countertop space. The oven also features smart technology, allowing you to control it using the GE smartphone app “SmartHQ” or voice commands through your Alexa or Google Assistant. The app provides access to recipes, cooking guides, and temperature control, making it easy to cook meals to perfection every time. It allows you to set favorites cooking settings so just select the cooking mode, temperature, and timer then hit save and next time just pop the food in the oven and click the your favorite preset and it will start cooking. One of the best features of the GE Profile is just how quiet it is compared to most air fryers in that it's at least 50% quieter when cooking. Overall, the GE Profile - 11-in-1 6-Slice Smart Convection Toaster Oven with Air Fry - Black is a versatile and convenient appliance that is perfect for anyone who cooks a lot but doesn't want to clutter their kitchen with so many other cooking devices . i Hihgly recommend this device.

We purchased the GE Smart Oven to replace our June oven, which failed after several years. The GE lacks some of the June's bells and whistles — for example, it doesn't have an onboard camera or temperature sensor, but we don't miss those features. (You can control the oven wirelessly using an app, though we haven't tried it and don't plan to.) The GE fits neatly on our kitchen countertop, but prospective buyers should check to make sure there's enough clearance above as the door is opened. For several weeks, we've used it for a variety of tasks, from warming bread to grilling chickens, and it's lived up to our expectations. Not having to wait for the oven to pre-heat is a plus, as is the convenience of having the oven rack slide out automatically when you open the door. Adjusting the cooking time and temperature is easy too. It's also not difficult to keep the oven clean, as long as you wipe the inside carefully after it cools down. The only negative is size — the oven could be an inch or two wider — but that hasn't been a major issue. It's also too early to say whether it will stand up long term, but we're happy so far.

Tl;dr The GE Profile name suits the Smart toaster well. It’s elegant design will fit into nearly any kitchen. “Smart” is an over statement, but the toaster delivers where it really matters, even heat, fast starts, flexible cooking options. A bit overpriced for the functionality delivered, but may be worth it for the design. Full Review: GE’s Profile “Smart” oven is an example of appliances getting out of control. I have a lot of smart devices around my house. I have smart light switches, a smart TV, a smart washer, and a smart garage door opener. I thought I might need a smart toaster oven when it came time to replace what I have. I learned there are some things which should be left the traditional way. It took a couple of tries to get the app to connect to the toaster. I ended up uninstalling and re-installing the app on my Samsung phone before it would connect. Once it was connected, the main function it provided was setting the time and temperature based on recipes that I could create or find in it’s directory. I was excited to try this out, only to find out that I couldn’t actually turn on the toaster remotely. GE notes this is done for safety reasons to assure the food is loaded and the door is closed properly. At the end of the cooking cycle, the toaster will “sing”. It has a short song with 1 minute left on the clock and a longer one when the cycle is complete. I made the mistake of taking my toast out too soon the first time I used it as I wasn’t paying attention to the upwards facing timer. I also failed to notice the very elegant color bar which moves from blue to violet as your food approaches completion. Unfortunately, the app never told me my toast was crisp and hot as I was hoping it would. I only knew it was done by hearing the long song. Aside from the app, the toaster worked very well. Toast was crisp throughout and was presented nicely with the middle rack pushing out as soon as the door was opened. Harkening back to the ToastR’ Ovens in the 70’s, the door rises upwards like a garage. It’s compact path means it will fit under most cabinets. I have 18” between my counter and my cabinets and the toaster could open with out any issues. It looks great on the counter with a very elegant, touch sensitive control panel. The unit is fairly well insulted. I wouldn’t leave plastic bags on top of it, but you won’t get burned with a quick touch like some toasters will. It’s solidly made with a thick cord that I expect will hold up over time. In addition to toast, I also made frozen pizza and tater tots in the oven. Both worked very well. The pizza went on top of the rack with the tray underneath in case any of the cheese spilled. There’s a pizza mode which helped ensure the crust was crispy, the cheese was golden brown, and the vegetables were ready for the table. As advertised, no pre-heating was needed. I set the temperature and timer according to the package and put the pizza in the over. At the end of the cycle, the pizza came out exactly as I was expecting, including a crispy crust. The last thing I tried was tater tots. This is one of my guilty pleasures and I like my tots to be very crispy on the outside, but soft on the inside. The profile toaster over gets this part mostly right. While our air fryer get them just a tad crisper, the results from the GE Profile toaster would be very tasty for nearly anyone.

The oven does exactly what’s described. Heats up fast so there is no wait time. The way the door opens is very helpful and unique. Looks really nice on the countertop.