Our Place Wonder Oven 6-in-1 Air Fryer Toaster Oven

Our Place Wonder Oven 6-in-1 Air Fryer Toaster Oven Review 2026: Is It Worth Buying?

Let’s be real for a second. Our kitchens are slowly but surely being overrun by gadgets. We’ve got the stand mixer…

Our Place Wonder Oven — The Air Fryer That Replaces Your Toaster Oven

Our Place made its name with the Always Pan, and the Wonder Oven follows the same strategy: combine multiple kitchen appliances into one well-designed unit. It’s an air fryer, toaster oven, broiler, baker, reheater, and warmer in a countertop package that looks better than most kitchen appliances. At $195-250, it costs more than a basic air fryer but less than buying separate units for each function.

Quick Verdict

• Overall Rating: 4.2/5
• Best For: Small kitchens and apartments where counter space is limited and you need one appliance to handle air frying, toasting, baking, and reheating.
• Key Highlight: Compact footprint with 6 functions that can genuinely replace a toaster oven and a separate air fryer.
• Price Range: Check current price

Air Frying and Toaster Oven in One

The Wonder Oven uses a top-mounted heating element with a convection fan for air frying, combined with a bottom element for conventional baking and toasting. It reaches 450°F and can air fry frozen fries, bake a batch of cookies, toast bread, and broil cheese on sandwiches. The interior fits a 12-inch pizza or 6 slices of toast — similar to a mid-size toaster oven.

Air frying results are good but not outstanding. Frozen fries get crispy in about 18 minutes. Chicken tenders brown evenly. Compared to a dedicated basket-style air fryer like the Ninja or Cosori, the Wonder Oven produces slightly less crispy results on items that benefit from 360° airflow — the flat tray design doesn’t circulate air around food as aggressively as a basket. For most everyday air frying, the difference is minor.

The toasting function works well — even browning on both sides, with 6 shade settings. Baking is competent for small batches (cookies, muffins, small casseroles). The interior is too small for a standard 9×13 baking dish.

Design: Better Looking Than It Needs to Be

Our Place nailed the aesthetics. Available in several muted colors (Steam, Char, Blue Salt, Spice), the Wonder Oven looks like it belongs in a design magazine rather than buried behind a microwave. The matte finish and minimal controls give it a clean look. For kitchens where visible appliances are part of the decor, this matters more than you’d think.

The footprint is compact — about 16×13 inches, taking up less counter space than most toaster ovens. It includes a crumb tray, air fry basket, and baking rack. The door opens smoothly with a cool-touch handle. Build quality is adequate — the body is aluminum with a painted finish that should hold up to normal use.

What Works and What Doesn’t

• Replaces both a toaster oven and an air fryer in one compact unit — saves counter space.
• Attractive design in multiple color options that looks good left on the counter.
• Even toasting and competent baking for small batches.
• Compact footprint fits on smaller countertops.
• Simple controls with intuitive temperature and function dials.

• Air frying results are slightly less crispy than dedicated basket-style air fryers.
• Interior is too small for a 9×13 baking dish — limits baking to smaller items.
• No digital display or preset programs — all manual dial controls.
• $195-250 is expensive for what is essentially a toaster oven with a convection fan.
• No smart features, no app, no timer memory between uses.

The Verdict

The Wonder Oven makes sense for people in small kitchens who want to consolidate appliances and care about how things look on their counter. It handles toasting, air frying, and small-batch baking in one unit. If air frying performance is your top priority, a dedicated basket air fryer (Cosori Pro LE or Ninja AF101) will give crispier results for less money. If you need a toaster oven that also air fries and fits a tight kitchen, the Wonder Oven delivers both functions competently in an attractive package.

Pros

• Seriously frees up counter space.
• Food comes out crispy but never dry.
• Looks stunning, not like a clunky appliance.
• So easy to clean after cooking.
• Replaces several other kitchen gadgets.

Cons

• Interior size is a bit snug for large meals.
• Can be slow to preheat sometimes.
• Definitely on the pricier side.
• Steam function reservoir is small.