This SMIRLY air fryer toaster oven combo has a lot going for it, and overall I am very pleased with it. First, I really like the color. The blue looks great and adds a little personality to the kitchen instead of being just another black or stainless box on the counter. The only downside is that the paint shows fingerprints pretty easily, so if that kind of thing bothers you, you will probably notice it. The controls are intuitive and easy to use, which I appreciate. You do not have to fight with it or decode a bunch of confusing settings just to heat something up. It cooks well, and that is the main thing. I love having a way to make food for my kids without turning on the full size oven for something small like a couple of chicken tenders. It uses less energy, takes less time, and is just far more convenient for everyday use. The versatility is a big plus too. Toast, bake, roast, reheat, warm, air fry, it handles a lot, and for most small household cooking jobs, it is a really useful appliance to have. One feature I especially like is the removable bottom, which makes cleaning much easier. That is one of those details that matters more after a week of real use than it does on day one. There are two things buyers really need to know though: the size and the smell. This oven is nearly 16 inches tall, and the instructions say you need 30 cm, almost 12 inches, of clearance above it. That means if you are putting it under standard upper cabinets, it may not technically meet the recommended clearance, since most cabinets are only about 18 inches above the counter. In practical use, I have noticed very little heat coming off the top or sides, even at 450 degrees. Most of the heat release seems to come from the front near the glass door. Still, a lot of people will probably place this under cabinets, and they should at least be aware of the manufacturer’s safety guidance and make their own informed decision. The other issue is the smell. There was a pretty terrible smell when first using it, and the instructions do mention this. They suggest running it empty for 15 minutes to burn it off. I did that, and even after using it every day for 6 days, I could still notice the unpleasant smell. It is getting better over time, but for me, 15 minutes was nowhere near enough. As for value, the retail price feels a little high for what it is, but it does a good job and looks good doing it. For me, the convenience and versatility make it worthwhile. Overall, I am very happy with it. Just go in aware of the dimensions, cabinet clearance guidance, and the longer than expected break in smell, and you will likely be pleased too.