Brisk It Air Fryer Toaster Oven 32 QT

For cooks who want an air fryer and toaster oven in one countertop appliance, the Brisk It Neoma combines everyday modes with app control and a built-in rotisserie.

Its 32 QT capacity and four rack levels give you room to handle more than toast, from a 9-inch pizza to 18 wings.

The trade-off is that this is a feature-heavy oven, not a simple toaster. Its smart cooking tools and multiple modes matter most if you’ll actually use them.

Quick overview

The Neoma offers 14 cooking modes, including air fry, bake, broil, roast, toast, slow cook, dehydrate, defrost, reheat, warm, pizza, wings, bagel, and cookie. A rotisserie is built in, too. That range can replace several smaller countertop cooking routines, while a basic toaster oven may be easier to operate if you only need toast or occasional reheating.

Wi-Fi control lets you start and preheat the oven from a phone, adjust time or temperature while cooking, check the timer, and receive a completion notification. For cooking, six heating elements, independent top-and-bottom control, and dual sensors are intended to manage heat across the oven. The listing also describes air frying as using 360-degree airflow and claims up to 75% less fat than deep frying, treat that as a product claim, not a guarantee for every meal.

How to use it

Choose a mode for the food, then use the app to set or adjust cooking time and temperature. The AI feature is designed to take a meal request, create a recipe, load the settings, and cook it through. That could be useful when you want more guidance than a manual mode provides, though shoppers who prefer to choose every setting themselves may not need it.

Included accessories are a bake pan, rotisserie spit, air-fry basket, wire rack, and crumb tray. The listed capacity examples provide a practical sense of fit: a whole chicken on the rotisserie, six slices of toast, or a 9-inch pizza. It makes sense if you want to cook different foods in one appliance and value remote controls, It might not be a great match if you only need a compact toaster for occasional basics.

Practical tips

Think about your usual cooking before paying for a broad feature set. If weeknight meals often involve wings, roasting, or air frying, the dedicated modes and included basket may get regular use. If your routine is mainly toast, a simpler toaster oven is a less complicated approach. For a meal with different components, the four rack levels and dual-zone control are relevant features, but the supplied information doesn’t explain how to coordinate separate foods or settings, so don’t assume it works like two independent ovens.

Keep in mind that weekly meal plans require a paid subscription. The oven’s core modes and Wi-Fi functions are listed separately, but the subscription detail matters if meal planning is the main reason you’re considering its AI features.

Before you decide

Can you monitor cooking from your phone? Yes. The app can show the timer, send a done notification, and let you change time or temperature mid-cook.

What accessories come with it? The listed items are a bake pan, rotisserie spit, air-fry basket, wire rack, and crumb tray.

Are weekly meal plans included? Weekly meal plans require a paid subscription. The listing doesn’t provide further subscription details.

Buying verdict

The Neoma is worth considering if you’ll use its air-fry, oven, and rotisserie functions enough to justify one larger, more involved countertop appliance. Its capacity examples and phone controls make it more versatile than a toaster-focused setup, while the subscription requirement and feature-rich design are meaningful drawbacks for someone seeking straightforward basics. Choose it for the range of cooking options—not just because it can make toast.