Chefman Digital 3.6 Quart Air Fryer Oven

I bought this less expensive and non-digital version of the Chefman Airfryer, half the cost. I didn't want to spend much money on something I didn't know if I would like or use much. I did buy the large family size because I didn't want to be limited by what I could put in it, and it's a good size. I can fit a round 8" cake pan in it if I want to make a little cake of casserole for myself without heating up the house with the oven in the summer. I also bought parchment papers but I don't really think they are necessary for this particular style of airfryer because the bottom isn't mesh and food doesn't get stuck. It is a removable teflon coated bottom with holes in it that allow the air to circulate. This model isn't complicated to use, it has like an egg time you set and a temperature dial. That's it. It would be easy for most anyone to use. You can make everything in it that would go either in an oven or fryer, as long as it fits. Food doesn't have to be in a single layer either, to cook right. It's a simple and very good way to make small meals. Also, for snacks or side dishes. So far I have made frozen sweet potato french fries, tater tots, vegetable egg rolls and a grilled cheese sandwich, with no oil except for some coconut oil spread on the bread for the sandwich. No, the timer doesn't pause when you open the food drawer, and if the food is finished before the time is up I just leave the basket slightly ajar (the machine turns off when the drawer is open) to start cooling down and the timer shuts off when ready. Clean up is super easy, hot soapy water and a non-abrasive sponge. I recommend this same model to others, it's worth it.