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Joule Oven Air Fryer Pro BOV950

Breville - Joule Oven Air Fryer Pro BOV950

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"We haven’t used our actual oven since we’ve gotten the Breville."


"I haven’t used my regular oven in years,, because the Breville does most everything that I need it to do without heating up my entire home."


"It's replaced my main oven and honestly I love it. ... It really does replace the main oven, toaster, airfryer, etc."

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"it cooks a whole roaster chicken extremely nicely ... you can fit a whole roaster chicken extremely- it keeps it extremely juicy"


"she uses it to make fish a couple times a week (which always comes out perfect)"


"I get excellent results with my counter top Breville Oven. Much better than I got with a dedicated air fryer."

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"It is my daily driver for most everything; I use it multiple times a day because it is versatile, heats quickly and is large enough to do everything I need it to do. ... it can fit a 13x9x2 baking dish and that it has two shelves."


"you can do big basket/trays of food."


"primarily because of the large capacity"

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"My old Breville lasted 10-11 years ... I got the new one 3 years ago with the air fryer option … if it breaks tomorrow I would figure out how to get it again - I seriously love it."


"had it 4+ years now with no problems"


"But my last Breville lasted 10 years and was still working fine when we replaced it, so if you're worried about longevity, you might as well get that one. ... Oh no, I did not *have* to buy another one. The old one was still going strong."

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"I have one of these and I LOVE LOVE LOVE it. ... As a counter top convection oven it kicks ass. ... Heats up fast and bakes and broils just as good as my fancy built in ovens."


"We use it almost everyday instead of a traditional oven as a traditional oven takes a long time to heat up."


"It heats up fast"

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"I think it's cheaply made for the price"

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"The 4 minute reheat does not work."


"as an air fryer, it performs mediocre. ... Dedicated air fryers yield better results as far as making things like chicken wings crispy and tasting like they were deep fried."


"It actually doesn't work *that* well as an air fryer since you can't put anything in the basket that will drip"

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"stuff dripped from it so clean up was always terrible ... Just a real pain to deal with"

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"It's also fairly uneven at toasting; the part near the door toasts less than the part in the back."

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r/CookingMicrowave with Air Fryer or Two Separate Devices?
12 months ago

I have a Viking microwave with a built in convection oven which is basically the same thing as an air fryer, and the oven function is trash. I used it once and never again. I don’t know how much the technology of these types of combo gadgets has improved since we got our microwave (15ish years), but you’re better off just getting separate devices. I think the Breville Joule Oven Air Fryer Pro is basically one of the top of the line, but it comes with a hefty price tag. I personally use a very basic Gourmia, and it’s fine. No fancy bells and whistles, but it’ll get the job done.

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r/airfryerIs there a difference in food quality between cooking in a large air fryer (around 11 liters) versus a smaller one (about 5 liters)? For example, in terms of crispiness, cooking speed, or overall results?”
5 months ago

I have the Breville Joule air fryer and it’s great and big enough to handle whatever I want to air fry or roast for that matter. But the air fryer that I used to have is a Phillips and it was just for air frying and I loved that it was an XXL. It was absolutely the best.

r/airfryerOwners of multiple air fryers
4 months ago

I have a Phillips XXL, which is a really good pod style air fryer… I love it. Now on the other hand I also have a Breville in the UK. It’s called a sage toaster oven style air fryer. Mine is the air fryer pro.Joule. I also love this air fryer and I love it even more than the Phillips because it is so versatile and the app helps me set the temperature and it learns my cooking habits. Sage/Breville is a great small appliance company, the quality is amazing… and I find this to be the best type of air fryer for my money. If however, you do not have enough space in your kitchen or enough space in your pantry to keep the air fryer when you’re not using it then go for the pod style.

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r/CookingIs an air fryer worth it?
8 months ago

Honestly breville joule .... I didn't really want to spend that much, got it for a deal and still grumbled thinking the autopilot app was dumb... but dammit I use it a ton and love the recipes and simplicity. I probably eat fish 3-5 times a week where as before it was 1-3x a month because it's as simple as place on pan, season, insert, app go start. Perfectly cooked Everytime. Automatically switched from bake to broil and then drops the temp to warming drawer low and lets me know when it's done.

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r/cookwareair fryer black friday and cyber monday deals, when should i actually buy?
4 months ago

I have the Joule® Oven Air Fryer Pro that I like a lot IMO

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r/CostcoNinja Air Fryer Reviews - Insight
3 months ago

It’s impossible to clean the interior. The drip pan is useless because it never comes clean. I’ve tried everything. I should have covered with foil. I ended up going with the Breville Joule and got rid of the Ninja.

r/CostcoNinja Air Fryer Reviews - Insight
3 months ago

I just got my Breville Joule from a Black Friday sale and 10% cash back with Rakuten. I absolutely love it!

r/CostcoNinja Air Fryer Reviews - Insight
3 months ago

So I love this appliance, like really love everything it does and it does everything so well. However, you cannot clean the inside once you’ve used it for a long time. It’s a shame. I ended up tossing it and buying a Breville model with a larger nonstick inside area that is a breeze to keep clean.

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r/CookingSmart oven air fryer - which one to get??
10 months ago

Heard that. My goal was to completely replace my oven for 90+% of my use. And I got a deal, and had a few bucks Amazon cash to use up. It was the only way I could justify it. But so far it's been worth it.

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r/BuyItForLifeBest air fryer and/or slow cooker
2 months ago

Been using the Joule for like 2 years now and it's a tank. Haven't found a combo that does slow cooking well though - most are just mediocre at both functions instead of being great at one. Might be better off getting separate units if you actually want them to last

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r/CostcoBest air fryer sold at Costco?
2 months ago

I use the Breville Smart Pro for anything that will fit in it instead of my oven. Air frying, baking and roasting. It does it all using far less electricity. https://a.co/d/inuL00v

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r/AppliancesTired of multiple batches with my air fryer, which air fryer should I get?
3 months ago

For size and versatility, i prefer the all-in-one mini oven. Breville seems to be top dog in that category https://www.bestbuy.ca/en-ca/product/breville-smart-oven-air-fryer-convection-toaster-oven-1-cu-ft-28-3l-stainless-steel/10642044

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r/CookingThe air fryer isn't cutting it for me—what should I get instead?
9 months ago

I have a Breville Air Pro. It's more of a toaster oven then air fryer but it does air fry. It's replaced my main oven and honestly I love it. Makes great toast too. I can bake a pizza in it, roast a chicken, and it even dehydrates. It heats up fast and is small so it doesn't heat the whole kitchen like the big one does. It's often used for roasting veggies or potatoes as a side dish.

r/CookingThe air fryer isn't cutting it for me—what should I get instead?
9 months ago

Yeah, I'll admit I was put off by the price too. But after getting it and using it, I consider it money well spent. It really does replace the main oven, toaster, airfryer, etc.

r/CookingThe air fryer isn't cutting it for me—what should I get instead?
9 months ago

Yeah, I too was put off by the cost, but now I really wouldn't want to be without it.

r/Cookingwhat is the best toaster oven to buy in the market right now?
4 months ago

I have a Breville smart Air fryer Pro. I see it's on sale for $319 at some places. I've had it for probably a decade and it's replaced my "real" oven.

r/CookingIs the Breville Pro actually worth $320 (cad) for warming up meals and toasting or should I keep buying $100 (cad) b&d ones that die every 2 years?
4 months ago

I have a breville air pro and love it. I rarely use my "real" oven. I roast chicken, bake, toast, dehydrate, I love it. It's old (ten years? ) and I've had to open it and fix the switch that tells when the door is closed, even now I have to close the door while giving the side a whack like the Fonz on a juke box (am I dating myself?). But if it were stolen, I'd buy it again in a heart beat. In fact I'm designing a "tiny home" and intend to put in a breville instead of a full oven.

r/CookingIs the Breville Pro actually worth $320 (cad) for warming up meals and toasting or should I keep buying $100 (cad) b&d ones that die every 2 years?
4 months ago

As long as you can fit what you need to in it, it will work. honestly it's not a great air fryer (although I've never used a real airfryer), however as a toaster, oven and most everything else it says it does, it does it well.

r/cookingforbeginnersWhich is more useful, Air Fryer or Toaster Oven?
3 months ago

When my traditional toaster died, I got a toaster oven with an air fryer capability (Breville air pro). It quickly became the main oven and the large oven was rarely used. It fits my 12" lodge skillet. And is used multiple times a day.