Typhur Sync Oven with Smart AI Wireless Meat Thermometer Probe, 12‑in‑1 Countertop Air Fryer Toaster Oven Combo, 360° Turbo Convection, Dehydrator, Recipe & 5 Accessories, Large 27QT, Stainless Steel

Great performance, versatile, quiet, reasonably priced.
Terrific air fryer / oven. I bought it to replace my smaller air fryer. It does that, and more. Since I only have one oven in my kitchen, this serves as a backup. Large enough to many things. Air Fry / Roast / Bake etc. The wifi connectivity is helpful — lets me set up and run a task, and lets me know when done. The included and integrated wireless temperature probe is great. Set up your roast and forget it. Get a notification when done. It is also quiet! Great buy.

Color me impressed!
Color me impressed! So far I really like this Typhur Sync oven. My first test was a frozen pizza. Unfortunately, it was overcooked. I really can’t remember at this moment the exact temperature/time settings I used. (Probably used the box directions.) However, next time I’m going to just select the pizza setting on the oven and trust it. This is a convection oven, so I shouldn’t have used the box directions. My next test was a big one. I cooked a 5.6 pound rib roast for Christmas. I selected “beef”, then “medium well”, then hit start. After the preheat was completed, I put the roast in the oven. Of course, before putting it in the oven I inserted the wireless temperature probe. I had taken the roast out of the fridge to let it get to room temperature an hour or so earlier. The probe said its internal temperature was 56 degrees, and the target temperature would be 140 degrees. I looked at other ovens as well, but selected this Typhur for its wireless probe and phone app that would track the oven progress and alert me when it was completed. The oven is downstairs, and this app would save me much stair work. It worked great! Love the little app. I checked the app from time to time for cooking progress, and it would tell me its current internal temperature and the target temperature. Also told me the time to completion. Amazing. It “dinged” my phone when the oven was done. I went downstairs and removed the roast. It looked fantastic. Of course while sitting on the counter top, the roast continued to cook internally while we were getting everything else set up on the dining table, thereby making it more like “well done” when we were finally ready to eat. After slicing it, the meat looked great. Not as pink as I wanted, but that was due to the “internal cooking” it did. I think next time, I’m selecting “medium”. Then it might be more like “medium well” when we’re ready to eat. Also, did I mention that the cook time was just a little over 90 minutes? Couldn’t believe how fast it cooked. My next test was cooking a pork tenderloin “medium well”. It took 33 minutes, and turned out great. Again, I’m very happy with this purchase. Back story… Years ago we remodeled our kitchen in a previous house, and not wanting to discard a perfectly good wall oven, I built a box for it and kept the oven in our garage to act as our second oven. Well, after 26 years it finally started failing. (Couldn’t blame it for all the hot summer and cold winter cycles it went through.) Repair cost would be unreasonably high, even if the parts were available. Looking to replace it would cost anywhere between $450 (for a “no name” oven) and $1000 or more (for a “known brand” oven). I then saw these counter top ovens. After some study, I gambled and selected this Typhur Sync for $230 (also a “no name” brand to me at the time). Glad I did.

This is the one. Look no further
Fantastic toaster oven with lots of features, settings and capacity. Looks good on the countertop too! I will admit I haven’t used the probe much, but I’m glad it’s there! I liked the Brevillle I had previously and didn’t know this brand, but took a leap based on reviews. I’m glad I did. It cooks more evenly and efficiently and is built solidly. No regrets!

Today’s countertop ovens are modern kitchen appliances with specialized cooking functions that can handle a multitude of tasks. Despite the last decade’s advancements in SMART technology, no new features or designs have been introduced for this beloved appliance, and they seem to have been overlooked.This countertop oven has been redesigned with cutting-edge Smart Home technology without compromising simple, user-friendly functionality. The Smart Home technology is deliberately managed behind the scenes to create a simple and intuitive interface for everyday chefs like you and me. My signature dishes, including roast chicken, lamb, and lasagna, have all turned out exceptionally well in this oven.The display features one-touch capability and physical knobs, allowing you to program with complete precision: 12 specialty cooking functions, quantity, tray selection, and food options. The interface is so intuitive, I was able to start using the oven with confidence right away (I didn’t even read the instructions until later!). Or, you can have the same programming control of the oven using the featured app (which is intuitive and easy to use).Without a doubt, the outstanding SMART technology feature is the wireless probe thermometer! This innovative high-tech tool has significantly improved the accuracy and precision of my cooking, resulting in superior dish outcomes. It’s always ready to use and can be conveniently recharged using a built-in magnetic housing on top of the oven.Choosing the right countertop oven for your kitchen can be a daunting task with numerous factors to consider. This countertop oven is simply outstanding! Highly, highly recommend!

This thing is just absolutely massive and takes up a lot of counterspace! Having said that, that’s not a bad thing, it takes up space because of its large capacity. It can replace your toaster and even your oven at the end of the day.It does take up a lot of space, but because of this I no longer need the stand alone toaster or the stand alone air fryer, so those two things are gone from the counter, and I relocated the kettle to a location that makes more sense, so I had enough room for this.So while it does take up a lot of space, you can cook a whole chicken and a while pizza at the same time if really inclined to! The larger capacity was one feature that sold me on this, so I don’t have to air fry things in multiple batches as my air fryer was quite small.This oven has a lot of features and is pretty cool. It even has a built in meat thermometer that recharges and wireless connects to your phone, it even turns off the oven once you’ve reached the desired food temperature. The fact that I can even control or monitor it via my phone is pretty darn cool!Smart features aside, as both a toaster oven and air fryer this performs exceptionally well. It’s large enough that it could even replace your oven. It cooks food up in no time and thanks to the air circulation, everything cooks nice and evenly. Bread also toasts very evenly in this.

This oven is really large compared to everything else I’ve had on my counter. Even though it looks good, my wife doesn’t like it because it takes up too much space, and it’s not something you can easily store in a lower cabinet.Function‑wise, it’s pretty amazing. I have a high‑end set of appliances, including a double wall oven, and cooking is my second love. I can’t believe the results from this oven at this price point. I’ve used it for chicken, ribs, pork and beef roasts, cabbage rolls, and fish — all of the results were on par with my professional appliances. I’m seriously impressed. The sensor setup is excellent and adds real cooking potential.The inside does splatter, but it’s easy to clean. Even after just a month, though, it’s starting to show some discoloration or staining. With the large window, I expect it may not always look clean over time, especially since you can see inside even when it’s not in use.If I were to give advice:- It’s large, so you need space. It’s not something you can move around or store easily.- Toasting works good, but crumbs were the only thing that was a pain to clean so far they seem to static stick to everything.- If you’re looking for a toaster oven, the clear glass might be a drawback since you’ll always see inside