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Ninja Foodi 10-in-1 XL Pro Air Fry Oven Model DT201
Cook’s Illustrated tested this oven against its long-time favorite, the Breville Smart Oven Air, and listed both as its best air-fryer toaster ovens. The DT201’s trick is what Ninja calls True Surround Convection: two levels at once with no pan rotating, so a 5-pound chicken can roast above a sheet pan of vegetables, or two 12-inch pizzas can bake together. Ninja claims a 90-second preheat.
The display sits in the door handle and lights up the right rack position for each mode, a small thing you’ll appreciate every week. It’s large, at 20.2 inches wide and 17.1 deep. Cook’s Illustrated still gave the edge to the Breville for most people, pointing to its roomier interior in a smaller footprint.
What works
- Two racks, no rotating
- Fits a 12-lb turkey or two 12-inch pizzas (Ninja)
- Rack-position guide in the handle
- Ten functions
What doesn’t
- Large footprint
- Cook’s Illustrated still prefers the Breville
- No grill plate
Skip it if you cook for one or two
It’s built for family-size trays. The Cuisinart TOA-70 or the Ninja Flip suit smaller households.
| Interior | Two racks; 12-lb turkey, or a 5-lb chicken plus a sheet pan (Ninja) |
|---|---|
| Power | 1,800 W |
| Footprint | 20.2" W × 17.1" D × 13.3" H |
| In the box | Air-fry basket; check the listing for pans |
| Best for | Families baking or roasting in volume |
| Worth it? | Yes, if two-rack meals are routine. Otherwise the Breville is the safer buy. |