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Bridgepro Bridge Pro 36L Air Fryer Oven with French Doors – 26.4 quarts – Stainless steel – Air Fryers

4.1(8)

The Bridgepro Bridge Pro 36L Air Fryer Oven with French Doors sits in the air fryers category, chosen for consistent, everyday performance. Key details: 26.4 quarts capacity, 1750 watts, weighing 21.4 pounds. In the box: 1 toaster oven/ 1 enamel baking tray/ 1 baking rack/ 1 air fry basket/ 1 cru…

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Key features

  • Capacity

    26.4 quarts

  • Weight

    21.4 pounds

  • Power

    1750 watts

  • Includes

    1 Toaster Oven/ 1 Enamel Baking Tray/ 1 Baking Rack/ 1 Air Fry Basket/ 1 Crumb Tray

Dimensions

Weight
21.4 pounds
Capacity
26.4 quarts
Size
26.4 Quarts

Materials

Colour
Stainless steel

Details

Color
Stainless steel
Control Type
Button Control
Door Material Type
Glass
Door Style
French Door
Included Components
1 Toaster Oven/ 1 Enamel Baking Tray/ 1 Baking Rack/ 1 Air Fry Basket/ 1 Crumb Tray
Item Dimensions Dimensions
13.7"D x 16.9"W x 14.3"H
Item Type Name
Midea Flexify Pro French door toaster oven
Item Weight
21.4 pounds
Manufacture Year
2025
Manufacturer
Midea
Material
Stainless Steel
Model Name
Midea Flexify Air Fryer Oven Pro
Number Of Shelves
2
Other Special Features Of The Product
LED Display, Programmable, Stain Resistant, Temperature Control, Timer
Part Number
MET26C4AST
Power Source
electric
Temperature Range
100-450 °F
Unit Count
1 Count
Warranty Description
1 Year Warranty
Wattage
1750 watts

Product identifiers

Brand
Midea
Model number
MET26C4AST
UPC / GTIN
840296519240

Reviews

4.1(8)
  • 3.0
    Verified

    One wire rack pony

    Only one wire rack and a shallow pan.Caution! Rack falls out when pulled halfway out. Vague instructions on where to put rack for each type of cooking.Dial seams to scroll backwards through list.It is a nice oven. Gets hot fast and cools fast but needs some upgrades. I bought a second rack and deep pan separate.

    Timothy A. · May 8, 2026

  • 5.0
    Verified

    Controls kind of analog on the fly but easy after a little experience

    Slip out spillover sheet easily removed to clean, interior easy to access.At the first few uses of oven logic of controls mysterious kind of on the flybut easy convenient once comprehended

    Deborah N. · July 16, 2026

  • 5.0
    Verified

    2 month owner at the time of writing my review

    I cook on my Midea toaster oven almost daily because its so easy to use and it does a great job at it. I would've returned it if i wasnt happy with it, I don't mess around. However, theres many things that I like about this toaster oven and I'll share few.1. Large size - It truly is a nice big toaster oven that I can shove and cook all sorts of food in it. Best thing is THE INSIDE IS COATED IN CERAMIC! Those who know the suffering of cleaning grease off bare stainless will understand how much of a blessing this is.2. Performance - The GRAPHENE Rapid Heat is miles better than the typical disgusting BARE WIRE heating element found in 99% of the toaster ovens. This thing gets HOT and QUICK. It's able to regulate the inside temperature in an INSTANT. I don't think people understand how much of a game changer this is.3. The french doors - What a great beautiful addition to the already beautiful stainless steel body. Very much functional as well in that they get out of your way when reaching into the hot oven; but it does it in a french way.4. Price - Such a great performer for it's price. Punches above its weight class for sure.5. Aesthetics - Beautiful stainless steel body. The digital screen is clear, visible, and user friendly.I wish(ed) the door handles were also metal but then I remembered that this oven can go up to 450 degrees and that it might not be such a great wish afterall.It bakes everything I throw in there. I've baked cake, pizza, chicken, biscuits, enchiladas, and so much more. Never once did I have an issue.You can set it to 450 degrees! What more do you want? It's a toaster oven. People that complain about 450 degrees not being hot enough really baffles me. Or worse yet, "it gets too hot and we can't touch it" I mean WOW... For this price, this "little" toaster oven will do a fine job in my home. In fact we consider it family now.I truly dare someone to find all these UNIQUE features for around the 200 dollar range for this size. I promise you wont find

    Kenneth A. · May 23, 2026

  • 1.0
    Verified

    Failed after 4 months.

    I bough this in March. Initially I really liked it. It cooked food well, ran well. Had no major issues with it though the controls were a bit confusing at first. About 3 weeks ago while I was cooking something it just shutoff and refused to come back on again. I've only lightly used this oven since March. This was my first ever Midea product, so far I'm not impressed with the quality, or their support.Their support is a bit frustrating. They kept asking multiple times for the same information and still getting the information wrong in their replies. They are supposed to send a refund check for the item, let' see if that happens. I thought they would offer to repair the unit or send a replacement which is what I wanted since I really liked the oven.Overall I'm disappointed. I really liked the oven but can't in good conscience give the item a good review if it fails after a few months.

    Ashley N. · July 21, 2026

  • 4.0
    Verified

    Handy for lots of things, but buyer beware on some limitations.

    So far I'm liking the Midea Flexify multi-purpose air fryer pretty well, but there are a couple of things that could be deal-killers for some buyers.On the plus side, the size is very functional. You can fit a typical 12" frozen pizza in it just fine, and an aluminum quarter-sheet pan will slide right into the rack holders on the sides. I haven't roasted a whole chicken in it, but you could surely fit a medium to small one in there, and maybe a duck.The French doors are nice, opening smoothly and widely with one hand.The controls are not particularly intuitive, but once you get used to them, they give lots of options for control over cooking style, time and temperature.It comes with a crumb tray to protect the bottom of the oven, a single rack, a pan and basket. I find a quarter-sheet pan easier to use than the included pan for roasting or air frying veggies, and with a rack, perfect for air frying a steak. The basket creates delightfully crispy fries.Some things to be aware of:The instructions are very clear that the device needs four inches of clearance at the back and sides and 10" of clearance at the top. This means that, while it will "fit" under most kitchen cabinets for storage, it can't actually be USED there. Fortunately, I have a short section of countertop in my kitchen with no cabinet over it, but this requirement for clearance is severely limiting in terms of where you can safely use the device and adds to the amount of real estate it will take up in your kitchen. Make sure you know where it's going to live before you buy it. The spot I had planned for it didn't work, and it now sits in a part of my kitchen that I'd rather keep clear of appliances. Not sure I would have bought it if I'd realized this in advance.The second limitation is that the instructions also specify that one cannot use glass or ceramic cookware in it. If you were hoping to use it for baking casseroles or roasting meat more energey-efficiently than in your oven and, like most people,

    Daniel A. · June 29, 2026

  • 5.0
    Verified

    It's been a great replacement for my old oven

    Our oven recently stopped working, so I started looking for a replacement. That’s when I found this air fryer oven combo, and it seemed like a good way to save some counter space.After using it for a while, I’m really happy with it. It’s compact but has plenty of room for everyday cooking. I use it several times a day.Breakfast is usually toast or flatbread, lunch is often lamb chops, and dinner is baked sweet potatoes. Everything cooks evenly, and the sweet potatoes actually finish faster than they did in my old air fryer.I also like the reheat function and the pizza setting, which my old oven didn’t have. Having everything in one appliance is really convenient.Overall, it’s been a great replacement for my old oven, and I’m glad I bought it.

    Linda N. · July 12, 2026

  • 5.0
    Verified

    Better than a Breville

    Very well manufactured. Great quality.Pros:Beautiful aesthetic design that doesn't look a kitchen appliance. Appreciate the combination of design and engineering.Doors are amazing. Both open up at the same time. Great design! I compared this to the Breville, and this one is much easier to load and unload food with.Interior is coated, so cleaning is easier. Many airfryers lack this ability.Compared to another air fryer I had, the french fries and hashbrowns are crispier.Stainless steal is fingerprint resistant and easy to clean.Very spacious, can fit a duck.The LEDs through the stainless steel is very nice looking.Cons:The packaging tape is a bit too sticky and required extra cleaning of the residue.It's not as loud as my previous air fryer, but the sound level is okay, like a microwave oven. It can be improved a bit.There should be a guard at the top to prevent food splatter from sticking to the heating elements and make cleaning the top interior easier, but most air fryers don't have this either.The heating element clicks on/off to maintain temperature control. This could be engineered better to stay on throughout and modulate the temperature another way.Overall, I'm happy with this purchase, and it is my first Midea product. Will definitely purchase the next version of this air fryer in the future.Reasonably priced + promotional discount

    Ryan A. · March 15, 2026

  • 5.0
    Verified

    GREAT functions and features; NON-EXISTENT Customer Service and poor manual instructions

    I love the menu, functions, and size of this toaster oven/air fryer.This is a TOP NOTCH airfryer/toaster oven and I am VERY pleased with the PRO model.Air fryConvection OR regular bakeOffers 4 pizza style functions (not sure if I need all 4….when I use pizza ovens outside, it’s not like I have a choice. Just need high heat)Clean esthetics for menu and timer display, and easily visible.Dial knob is perfect, and I don’t find the “gets hot” effect comments claimPerfect sizeAccommodates many larger pans (up to 12.5” square) that fit perfectly and allow for volume bakingDoors are smooth to open and high enough not to interfere with low plates or utensils in front of it (I do elevate on ¼” marble coasters for easy cleaning underneathThat said, FUNCTIONS are 5 STARCUSTOMER SERVICE is 3 STARThe MANUAL and CUSTOMER SERVICE are the biggest weights to drop the rating.SO MUCH is left out of the instructions to figure out on your own.Convection is an “option” and there is a chart in the manual that shows to which function it applies, but no verbiage explaining this choice. It’s nice that I don’t have to recalculate time/heat for regular baking if I turn convection off. It would be NICE to have this noted in the manual. It should also be noted in the manual that convection is the DEFAULT setting.Get used to always pressing the main control knob. When you preheat, it beeps when you reach the temp level. Other ovens automatically start timer/cooking when the doors are open/closed. You MUST press the button to start cooking once preheat level is reached. The manual only details NON-preheat functions, and does NOT expressly state you have to press the button again once the temp is reached after pre-heat. THIS IS AN IMPORTANT MISSED STEP in the instructions….as I was used to other ovens with door sensors, but his one needs a manual start after pre-heat.Pizza function in the manual is in one place, and then all the Pizza Style are further down the manual. Basically, the 4 Pizza Styles

    Sharon N. · June 4, 2026

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