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Ninja tsv oven how does it compare to Oster

Midnight11 — Sun, 27 Nov 2022 14:29:17 GMT

i bought the Oster 10 in 1 oven tsv, a few weeks ago for my husband for Christmas because he's a foodie, i am not. Now i am wondering if i should get this one instead, its smaller, and we dont have a lot of room. Do you think they are comparable besides the probe on the Ninja?

Re: Ninja tsv oven how does it compare to Oster

Sweet Kitties — Sun, 27 Nov 2022 14:26:53 GMT

I'm guessing Oster is of better quality.

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Grace729 — Sun, 27 Nov 2022 15:00:17 GMT

My experience with ninja flip it heats up more rapidly. Don't know if rapid crisp or bake is a feature on new model yet can attest the Oster takes a while to preheat. The ninja flip is a solid unit and I like the colors in my kitchen as opposed to stainless steel for all. I recommend this product as I have used the prior model to sear and roast and the food comes out equally as good as Oster. I enjoy playing with both. The Oster makes great larger pizzas. The space in flip more limited yet good product

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eddyandme — Sun, 27 Nov 2022 15:01:36 GMT

I got the Ninja when it first came out. It was defective so Ninja was gonna replace the "box" and I'd have to pay $20 shipping. I declined and returned it to QVC.

I got the Oster last year and love it. The only problem is the clock loses time, perfect when cooking, just loses regular time (which doesn't matter to me). I haven't slow-cooked or air-fried in it yet, still use my Smeg for toasting - seems a waste to toast one slice of bread in a big oven . I can vouch for baking, it's right on!!!!! I just baked a sausage pie a week ago, and I must say aside from being delish, the pie crust was impeccable!!!...and I'm no RachaelRae. I highly recommend this Oster.

You mentioned size. The Ninja when down on counter to use takes up more space than the Oster; and let's face it who's gonna keep lifting their toaster oven up and down all the time? Certainly not me!

Hope you're pleased with whichever option you choose!

Re: Ninja tsv oven how does it compare to Oster

rockygems123 — Sun, 27 Nov 2022 16:05:03 GMT

@Midnight11 wrote:
i bought the Oster 10 in 1 oven tsv, a few weeks ago for my husband for Christmas because he's a foodie, i am not. Now i am wondering if i should get this one instead, its smaller, and we dont have a lot of room. Do you think they are comparable besides the probe on the Ninja?

@Midnight11

I have the Oster 10 in 1 and the previous 9 in 1 and LOVE them! I've had several Ninja appliances including the grill with the probe which wasn't accurate. The Oster is very versatile, it is truly an oven plus. I had my 7.25 qt Le Creuset in there Thanksgiving. Crisps up food well and is easy to monitor, love that it is glass and you can check on the food. Ninja is overpriced in my opinion and seems somewhat gimmicky.

You mentioned size, I have my Oster tucked in a corner on the countertop and doesn't take up a lot of space that way. it's worth every square inch of real estate at least for me.

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knittykitty — Sun, 27 Nov 2022 16:10:54 GMT

I have had both brands, love both. I recently replaced my older airfryer with the 5 in 1 airfryer/grill and far prefer it because you can easily remove the basket, base 'bowl' and screen to clean. the 'oven' or other styles, have walls that do not come out and are awkward to reach to clean.

I can bake, broil, airfry quickly and its nice looking on the counter. love it. got mine at the big box store, but Q and other places have several models. clean up is much MUCH easier with this style. I use it every day....at least once.

as for 'oven's I just bought a beautiful Oster countertop because my Cuisinart one suddenly died. the new one is sleek and less clunky/boxy looking; I mean its beautiful. will hold a 12" pizza.

haven't used my big oven in years; its full of kitchen 'stuff'. just me, so not going to heat it up for a single potato or other small item. I live by the micro, Ninja things (coffee maker, small blender, air fryer) and the countertop oven. and also a new long/wide slotted toaster. everything new and all super.

watching Rick 'flip' the tsv, I'd say its a bit heavy and doubt I would want or care to flip it, so consider how it would fit on your counters not flipped.

Re: Ninja tsv oven how does it compare to Oster

Desertdi — Sun, 27 Nov 2022 22:08:05 GMT

Re: Ninja tsv oven how does it compare to Oster

Caaareful Shopper — Mon, 28 Nov 2022 13:46:29 GMT

I have the Oster 10 in 1 and I love it! I use every setting except the slow-cook, since I have a slow cooker. I also never use the Turbo setting -- no need for that. But I use one of the other settings nearly every day, for the past 3 years.

I have a regular Ninja air fryer and I love that too. I use it for smaller things and foods that splatter like bacon (I cut my bacon strips in half) and sausages.

The Ninja TSV seems great too. However, that flip option seems more of a gimmick to me. Who's going to do that after using it every time? If I plan on using it nearly every day, the flip is not a consideration at all.

You'll need to wait for it to cool completely before flipping it. The flipping is meant for storage or longer term non-use. I use my airfryer/oven Oster every day, so I don't ever need this function.