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“The best toaster oven we've tested is the Typhur Sync Oven. It preheats quickly and maintains a very stable temperature throughout cooking, making it a great choice for baking and reheating leftovers.”
Rtings.com

“We liked that it had both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity when used in a house with good internet strength. We never lost connection with the unit, no matter how far we strayed.”
America's Test Kitchen

“This premium air fryer is our favorite WiFi-enabled model, especially because our editors actually found the app easy to use. Use your smartphone to select between 50 recipes, hit ‘start,’ and sit back as the Typhur cooks your food to perfection.”
Food and Wine

“Grilling just got easier with this meat thermometer. It connects to an app so grillmasters can monitor how meat is cooking without hovering over the grill or oven.”
AP News

“The Typhur Sync One wants to take the crown as the best meat thermometer. You can control it directly through the touchscreen on the base unit, rather that being tethered to your phone.”
Tom’s Guide

“After hundreds of hours of testing air fryers, these powerful countertop ovens have proved to be a worthy addition to your kitchen and not a passing fad. It delivers the crunch of fried food without the excess calories, added oil and with little cleanup.”
CNET

“Whether you’re barbecuing in the backyard at night or at a campsite deep in the woods, you’ll always get clear, accurate results.”
WSJ

“This well-designed smart thermometer has two probes (with six separate sensors) and comes with a simple-to-pair phone app for the ultimate ease. ”
Time Stamped

“This air fryer has an incredibly powerful and effective heating system. It shaved several minutes from the cook times required for other air fryers to crisp up french fries, chicken breasts, and toasted bread.”
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