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If you want a two-piece stainless steel pan set that fits Cuisinart TOA-60/65/70 ovens and doubles as bakeware, choose SettleDown Air Fryer Tray; if you need a mesh basket that lets hot air circulate around wings and fries without flipping, choose GWYXC Air Fryer Tray.
• SettleDown's biggest strength: a set of two flat 12.4" x 11" x 0.78" stainless steel trays, dishwasher safe, that work as baking sheets, roasting pans and serving trays well beyond the air fryer.
• SettleDown's biggest trade-off: it's a solid pan, not a mesh basket — food sits on the surface, so you bake and roast rather than get that all-around crisp on small pieces.
• GWYXC's biggest strength: a wire mesh basket sitting above a tray, so heat surrounds the food from every side — no turning or flipping required, and a non-stick finish for easier release.
• GWYXC's biggest trade-off: it's far smaller (10.74" x 9.09" x 2.1" basket) and tied to TOA-28/AFR-25 style ovens, and it needs a preheat before first use or it can deform.
• Pick SettleDown if you own a Cuisinart TOA-60, TOA-65 or TOA-70 and want a versatile pan you'll use for baking, roasting and serving.
• Pick GWYXC if you own a TOA-28 or AFR-25 and want a true air-fry basket for wings, fries and vegetables with minimal fuss.
SettleDown's tray is a straightforward idea done well: two flat stainless steel pans measuring 12.4" x 11" x 0.78", sized specifically for Cuisinart TOA-60, TOA-65 and TOA-70 air fryer toaster ovens, and compatible with other ovens of matching dimensions. Because it's plain stainless steel, it's non-toxic and tasteless, holds up to high heat, and doesn't carry a coating you have to baby. It's dishwasher safe, which matters more than it sounds — sheet pans are the thing people put off washing, and being able to rack them is the difference between using them weekly and forgetting they exist.
The two-piece part is the real selling point. You can roast vegetables on one tray and bake on the other in the same session, or slide one into your regular oven and keep the other for the toaster oven. It works as a serving pan and even a fruit container, so it isn't locked to cooking. In my opinion, this is the pick for someone who treats their air fryer toaster oven as a small second oven rather than a dedicated fryer — sheet-pan dinners, reheating leftovers, toasting nuts, baking small batches of cookies.
Who should skip it? If your main goal is crispy chicken wings or fries with that shattering exterior, a flat pan won't get you there the way a mesh basket will. Food resting on a solid surface means the underside stays in contact with the pan, so you'll likely want to flip things partway. And if you own a TOA-28 or AFR-25 rather than a TOA-60/65/70, this tray isn't sized for your oven. Also worth noting: at 16 ounces for the pair, it's substantial metal — that's a plus for durability, less so if you're chasing the lightest possible accessory.
GWYXC takes the opposite approach. The heart of this set is a wire mesh basket, 10.74" x 9.09" x 2.1", that sits above an 11.29" x 9.68" tray. The mesh is the whole point: it lets 360° heat circulation surround the food from below as well as above, which is why the brand says you don't need to turn or flip your food. That's the classic air-fryer advantage, and it's what makes this set good for chicken wings, french fries, vegetables, barbecue and anything where you want browning on all sides rather than one.
It's built for Cuisinart TOA-28 and AFR-25 toaster air fryer ovens, and compatible with other ovens of the right size. The steel is food grade, BPA-free, non-toxic and tasteless, with a non-stick finish that makes release and cleanup easier — dishwasher safe, though the brand specifically warns against scrubbing with abrasive cloths or metal balls, which will wreck a non-stick surface. At 3.2 ounces it's light and easy to handle.
One thing you genuinely need to know before buying: GWYXC states this tray must be preheated before first use. Despite a 480°F maximum heat resistance, the steel can deform, bend or be damaged if you skip it — you're supposed to run the basket in a preheated 300°F oven for 10 minutes first. The brand also notes the set is designed for TOA-26, TOA-28 and AFR-25, and is not suitable for other models. That's a narrower fit than SettleDown's, and it's the single biggest reason to double-check your oven model before ordering.
Side-by-Side: Which Should You Choose?
• Best for true air-frying (crisp on all sides) → GWYXC Air Fryer Tray, because the mesh basket surrounds food with circulating heat and removes the need to flip.
• Best for baking, roasting and sheet-pan meals → SettleDown Air Fryer Tray, since its two flat 12.4" x 11" pans behave like proper baking trays.
• Best oven compatibility for TOA-60/TOA-65/TOA-70 → SettleDown Air Fryer Tray.
• Best for TOA-28 / AFR-25 owners → GWYXC Air Fryer Tray.
• Best for cooking two different foods at once → SettleDown Air Fryer Tray, thanks to the two-tray set.
• Best for easy food release → GWYXC Air Fryer Tray, because of its non-stick mesh and tray.
• Best for low-maintenance handling → SettleDown Air Fryer Tray, since plain stainless steel tolerates scrubbing and has no coating to protect.
• Best for a smaller oven footprint → GWYXC Air Fryer Tray, with its compact 10.74" x 9.09" basket.
If I owned a Cuisinart TOA-60, TOA-65 or TOA-70, I'd buy the SettleDown Air Fryer Tray. Two dishwasher-safe stainless pans that also work as baking sheets and serving trays give me more uses per dollar of counter space, and there's no coating to worry about. I'd only switch to the GWYXC Air Fryer Tray if I owned a TOA-28 or AFR-25 and my priority was genuinely crispy wings and fries with zero flipping — and I'd accept the preheat step and the smaller size as the cost of that. Match the tray to your oven model first; that single check decides this for most people.
Yes — it's designed for the TOA-60, TOA-65 and TOA-70, and it also fits other air fryer toaster ovens of matching size. It measures 12.4" x 11" x 0.78", so check your oven's interior before ordering.
No. GWYXC designs this set for the TOA-26, TOA-28 and AFR-25, and states it is not suitable for other models. If you own a TOA-60/65/70, the SettleDown tray is the correct fit.
Yes. The brand says to place the basket in a preheated 300°F oven for 10 minutes before first use; skipping this can cause the steel to deform or bend and shorten its lifespan. It's a one-time step, but it isn't optional.
For wings specifically, the GWYXC Air Fryer Tray's mesh basket is the better design because heat circulates around the food and you don't have to flip. The SettleDown tray is better for baking and roasting, where a flat surface is what you actually want. Since this site doesn't display pricing, check the current price on Amazon before deciding.
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