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Buyer Guide

Is the Breville BOV900 good for air frying?

Quick Answer

Some owners report crispy wings, fries and vegetables and appreciate the wide basket. Another buyer found a dedicated basket air fryer faster for crisping. Consider whether batch capacity or maximum crisping speed matters more to you.

What Buyers Liked

A buyer reported baking a large loaf with adjusted heat and time and getting crisp chicken wings and frozen onion rings from air frying.

A buyer reported pleasing air-frying results for wings, fries, onion rings, cauliflower, asparagus, Brussels sprouts and other vegetables.

A buyer appreciated the large air-fry tray and reported making large batches of French fries; they preferred a lower temperature and longer cooking time for their results.

A buyer praised crispy chicken nuggets, chicken parmesan and sweet potato fries and liked the large air-fry basket; they reported finding their basket relatively easy to soak and wash.

Helpful Tips

✓For fries and wings, avoid overcrowding the basket and follow the recipe and safety instructions for this oven.

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Our overall recommendation

The Breville Smart Oven Air Fryer Pro (BOV900) is a strong choice for households that want a spacious, versatile countertop oven for baking, roasting, reheating and air frying. Selected buyer experiences highlight its generous cooking capacity, convenient controls and satisfying results across different foods.

However, there are important trade-offs. Buyers report that the exterior becomes very hot, cleaning the basket and interior can require extra effort, and toasting may be slower than with a dedicated toaster. Air frying also receives mixed feedback compared with smaller basket-style air fryers. Individual owners have reported fan noise, display problems and component failures, although these observations do not establish how frequently those issues occur.

WHO SHOULD BUY IT:
Families preparing larger meals, people who regularly bake or roast, and buyers who want several cooking functions in one countertop appliance.

WHO SHOULD AVOID IT:
Small households that mainly prepare single servings or small snacks may find this oven unnecessarily large and expensive. Buyers with limited counter space, those prioritizing quick and easy cleaning, and people who mainly want a compact, fast basket-style air fryer should consider other options.

A small household that frequently bakes or roasts may still find this oven worthwhile.

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