Nuwave Genuine Replacement Non-Stick Enamel Baking Pan & Broiler Rack, Guaranteed to Fit, Sold by Original Manufacturer, Compatible with Every Bravo XL Air Fryer Oven Models 20801,20802, 20811, 20850

Does not fit the original bravo
This is a nice sturdy broiler pan but I have to return it because it does not fit the original unwavering bravo air fryer/toaster oven. It’s apparently for the bravo xl

Review of 3 Nuwave accessories for Bravo XL oven–how they fit/don’t fit together. Updated
I would give 5 stars for what looks like the material qualities of these Nuwave products–keep in mind that I have not yet done any air-frying or broiling or tried washing these items–but remove 2 stars for the fact that the basket fits so badly in the items you are told to use it with, and especially for the surprising guarantee in its Amazon description that things WILL fit, which I quote below.About two of the items, the product listing on Amazon says: “Nuwave Genuine Replacement Non-Stick Enamel Baking Pan & Broiler Rack, GUARANTEED TO FIT, Sold by Original Manufacturer, COMPATIBLE with Every Bravo XL Air Fryer Oven Models (“models” [sic], but capitals mine),” and gives 4 model numbers, my oven’s among them. Those two items do fit with each other and at least are not too big to fit in the oven, even if they do need a wire rack to hold them up.Now for the CONs: The third item I bought is the Air Fry Basket, about which, p.13 of the manual that I downloaded from the Internet says, in the Assembly Guide corner, “Place Baking Pan with Broiler Rack on Cooking Rack…” and then, “Place the Air Fry Basket on top of Baking Pan. It is recommended to use Air Fry Basket with Baking Pan…” The “Cooking Rack” here, in my case would be the TOBEFORT rack mentioned below. I presume that the pair of cooking racks sold by Nuwave do have the right dimensions of approximately 14.5 inches x 12 inches or so, that they can rest properly on the side bumps provided for that in the oven.Only wanting one cooking rack, I had already ordered from Amazon the “Wire Oven Rack Compatible for Cuisinart TOA-95 Convection AirFryer Toaster Oven, TOBEFORT Stainless Steel Wire Rack,” which sits perfectly on the bumps and extends almost to the back of the Bravo XL, so I felt all set after ordering the broiler rack and pan, along with the basket. I have not tried to air-fry anything yet.When it comes to using this basket, you need something underneath it to catch drips, but what, and what size? To catch the drips, Nuwave does not offer any pan with the necessary width of 14.5 inches so that it could rest upon the guiding bumps on the sides of the oven, which are designed to hold racks and pans. The only answer appeared to be the broiler rack and its supporting baking pan. So, on the strength of the assurances I quoted above, I went ahead and ordered the Air Fry Basket and Nuwave’s Broiler Rack/Baking Pan combo to sit on the TOBEFORT rack. It would have been sufficient for the baking pan to have the 14.5″ dimension so that it would not need any sort of “cooking rack” to hold it up, but I speculate that perhaps Nuwave’s dimensions for it are perfect for some other fryer oven they sell, and its being too small to use without a rack under it is a smart “killing 2 birds with 1 stone,” money-saving sort of thing. Fair enough.BUT it turns out that the Air Fry Basket DOES NOT FIT either the broiler rack or its companion baking pan. It is a little too wide for the baking pan and therefore simply cannot sit level on it. The basket’s little wire feet on one of its long sides will always be up in the air, causing it to tilt in the pan. Maybe that won’t matter when air-frying, but it is disconcerting and unpleasant, and, of course, the customer naturally expects that such appliances will sit levelly in place.On the other hand, if you think, “OK then, so I’ll just rest the basket on the broiler rack instead of the pan,” you find that now the basket does fit down inside the rim of that rack–only, that “rack” is simply another sort of pan, and its bottom is not composed of steel wires or strips that the basket’s feet might be able to avoid, but is in the form of a series of waves, slightly pointed at their crests and with long holes for drainage running along in the low parts between the waves, as you can see in the Amazon picture. Again, the heavy wire feet on the basket spoil things, because to keep the basket level, the feet would have to rest either in the drainage holes or on the tops of the waves, but their measurements prevent them from matching up.I do plan to keep all these accessories that I have bought, not having found anything better, and I suppose my solution will be to try air-frying in the tilted basket, in the baking pan. If that doesn’t go well, then I can probably settle the basket in the broiler rack/pan, with its feet in four of the drain holes, although that will push the basket ‘way to one narrow end of the broiler rack while pushing one of its long edges up and over the edge of the broiler rack, and I will have to avoid putting any food that could drip fat or oil near that side of the basket.Nuwave needs to review the dimensions and compatibility of what it offers as accessories for its air-fryers, or at least stop guaranteeing their fit in the case of the Bravo XL.Update: I have made my first attempt at air-frying (wedges of sweet potato). I used the broiler rack and its baking pan (the latter lined with parchment paper) underneath the basket, all 3 of these sitting on the TOBEFORT rack. To my surprise, there was no problem with oil leaking out over the edge of the baking pan, although, as I stated above, the basket cannot be properly centered on top of the broiler rack. I tried this combination before trying the even less easy-to-control basket-on-baking-pan combo.My conclusion is that, setting aside the uncomfortable feeling I have due to the unevenness issues caused by the discrepancies in measurements, using these 3 Nuwave products together IS workable. Furthermore, I washed the basket in the top rack of my dishwasher (with Cascade) and it came out as good as new, while the broiler rack also cleaned up very easily using Dawn liquid and a soft sponge. The baking pan, protected for the most part by the parchment paper, also needed little attention. How any of these will stand up after many washings, especially in the dish washer, only time will tell, but for today, I am completely satisfied and am changing the number of stars. It would be 5 stars if the basket would work with one of the other items and sit both levelly and centered.

Same Baking Pan and Rack as Cuisinart TOB260N1!
This is identical to the baking tray and broiling rack included with the Cuisinart TOB-260N1, and especially on deal, is a fraction of the cost. (Even not on deal, it’s still half the price!) No matter how carefully you wash and scrub the trays and especially the broiling racks, eventually you need to replace them. At this price, I didn’t think twice, it was in my cart and arrived quickly. (Note: the wire racks, pizza stone, and crumb tray are also the same… )

The fit is perfect
I just got it today, it is prefect for my X-Large air fryer toaster oven. It came well packed and looks great can’t wait to use it.

Tray fits well, strong, cleans up ok. Fits my cuisinart grill, probably fits other similar size counter top ovens too.