The 6 Best Toaster Ovens That Hold 9 Slices of Toast, Ranked & Reviewed

Our verdict: A 26 quart French door oven that air fries, with the best mix of size and price.

The Emeril Lagasse oven has a 26 quart capacity, French doors and an air fry function in a multi-function design. It is priced in the $100 to $200 bracket.

It earns the first slot because 26 quarts, roughly 25 liters, sits at the heart of the 9-slice class: big enough for a 12 inch pizza or a family-size tray of wings, but still short enough to fit under most kitchen cabinets. The French doors open together with one pull, which matters more than it sounds when the shelf is full of hot food. Against the Gourmia below it, you give up capacity but gain a more manageable footprint.

Buy it if you want one oven that can replace a toaster, a small air fryer and a countertop baker. The caveat is that the listing does not give wattage or interior dimensions.

Capacity

26 quart

Door

French door

Cooking

Air fry, multi-function

Price bracket

$100 to $200

Our verdict: A 37 quart French door convection air fryer for cooking on a family scale.

The Gourmia is a 37 quart, about 35 liter, French door oven with convection and air fry in the $100 to $200 range.

It takes second place because capacity is its biggest argument. The extra quarts mean you can cook on two racks at once without crowding, and a convection fan moves hot air so the top and bottom racks brown more evenly. Compared with the Emeril, it pushes past the usual 9-slice envelope, so it needs more counter space and takes longer to preheat.

It is the right choice for a large household or someone who entertains and wants to bake and air fry in volume. The honest tradeoff is bulk: measure the counter and the cabinet clearance first.

Capacity

37 quart (35 L)

Door

French door

Cooking

Convection, air fry

Price bracket

$100 to $200

Our verdict: A 25 liter double French door oven in the $50 to $100 bracket, without air fry.

The ETO2530M is a 25 liter oven with double French doors, in the $50 to $100 bracket. It does not list air fry, so it works as a conventional toaster oven.

It earns the third slot because it is the cheapest way into the 9-slice class and gives you the French door convenience. It loses to the Emeril on cooking range since there is no air fry mode, and the capacity is slightly smaller. The listing does not state whether it has convection, so check before assuming even browning.

Pick it if toast, bagels and reheating are your main uses. Skip it if you want crispy air-fried food.

Capacity

25 L

Door

Double French door

Cooking

Conventional toaster oven

Price bracket

$50 to $100

Our verdict: A 32 quart, 1800W air fryer oven with a clearly stated power rating.

The Beelicious is a 32 quart air fryer oven with 1800W of power, in the $100 to $200 bracket.

It earns the fourth slot because the wattage is a rare piece of transparent data. 1800W is near the top of what a standard 15 amp household circuit supports, so it should heat quickly, though it also means you should not share the outlet with a kettle. Against the Emeril, it offers a bigger cavity but fewer features that the listing highlights, such as door style.

It makes sense for buyers who want a lot of air fry capacity. The caveat is that brand reputation and long-term support are unproven.

Capacity

32 quart

Power

1800W

Cooking

Air fry

Price bracket

$100 to $200

Our verdict: An air fry oven bundled with a wireless meat thermometer for hands-off roasting.

The Typhur Sync is an air fry oven that ships with a smart wireless meat thermometer probe, in the $100 to $200 bracket.

It earns the fifth slot because the probe is its identity. A wireless probe lets you roast chicken, pork or steak to a target internal temperature without opening the door, which is the single best way to avoid overcooked meat. The listing does not give capacity, so you must verify it fits your pan sizes. Against the models above, you pay for smart features rather than raw volume.

Buy it if you roast meat often and want accuracy. Skip it if you mostly make toast.

Cooking

Air fry

Probe

Smart wireless meat thermometer

Capacity

Not listed

Price bracket

$100 to $200

Our verdict: An air fry toaster oven with a grill function, but in the highest price bracket here.

The Nuwave Bravo XL Pro combines air frying with a grill function in a toaster oven, in the $200 to $500 bracket.

It sits at the bottom because it costs more than anything else in this ranking while the listing provides little capacity detail. A grill function gives better browning on top of steaks and sausages, which helps if you cook meat often. Against the Emeril, you pay roughly double for a different set of features, not a bigger oven.

Choose it if the grill mode appeals to you and you accept the price. Otherwise the Emeril or Gourmia offers more space for less.

Cooking

Air fry, grill

Type

Toaster oven combo

Capacity

Not listed

Price bracket

$200 to $500