Best Air Fryers

We were impressed by the COSORI TurboBlaze’s ability to cook food quickly and evenly. The Turbo Blaze technology lived up to its name, cutting down our cooking times noticeably. We made a batch of crispy chicken wings in just minutes, and they came out golden and juicy.

The 9-in-1 functionality gave us lots of options. We air fried, roasted, and even tried out the dehydrate function for some homemade apple chips. The 6-quart capacity was enough to cook a meal for our whole family, which was a big plus.

We liked how the app offered over 100 recipes with nutrition facts. It helped us plan healthier meals and track our daily intake. The air fryer used much less oil than traditional frying, which we appreciated for our health-conscious readers. Clean-up was a breeze too, thanks to the dishwasher-safe parts.

We’ve been using this Ninja air fryer for a while now, and it’s quickly become a go-to in our kitchen. The 4-quart capacity is good for couples or small families. We like how it can crisp up foods with little to no oil, making our favorite fried treats a bit healthier.

The controls are simple to use, but it took us a few tries to get the timing right for different foods. Once we got the hang of it, we were impressed by how evenly it cooked everything from fries to chicken wings. The non-stick basket is a breeze to clean, which is a big plus in our book.

One thing to note is that it can be a bit noisy when running. We also wish the basket was slightly bigger for those times when we’re cooking for guests. But overall, we find ourselves reaching for this air fryer more often than not. It’s a handy tool for quick, crispy meals without heating up the whole kitchen.

We found the Chefman Multi-Function Air Fryer to be a powerhouse in the kitchen. Its 10-liter capacity allowed us to cook family-sized meals with ease. The 17 preset options made it simple to air fry, roast, bake, and even dehydrate foods.

The rotisserie function was a standout feature. We cooked a whole chicken that turned out juicy on the inside and crispy on the outside. The large viewing window let us keep an eye on our food without opening the door and losing heat.

Clean-up was a breeze thanks to the dishwasher-safe parts. We appreciated the included drip tray that caught excess oil and made for less mess. While it does take up a fair amount of counter space, we think its versatility makes it worth the real estate.

We’ve been using this Emeril Lagasse air fryer for a few weeks now, and we’re impressed by how much it can do. The 26-quart capacity is perfect for cooking family-sized meals. We easily fit a whole chicken inside for rotisserie cooking.

The preset options make it simple to air fry, bake, toast, and more. We loved how crispy our french fries turned out using the air fry setting. The dual-speed fan really seems to help circulate hot air evenly.

While it’s bigger than a standard air fryer, we think the extra functions are worth the space. The stainless steel exterior looks sleek on our counter. Clean-up has been easy too – most parts are dishwasher safe.

We did find there’s a bit of a learning curve to master all the settings. The touchscreen controls work well but take some getting used to. Overall, we’ve been really happy with the results from this multi-functional air fryer.

We were impressed by the Typhur Dome’s cooking speed. It zipped through 32 chicken wings in just 14 minutes, which is much quicker than other air fryers we’ve tested. The dome shape seems to help circulate hot air more efficiently, leading to crispy results.

The quiet operation was a nice surprise. At 55dB, it’s about as loud as a soft conversation. We could easily chat in the kitchen while it was running, which isn’t always the case with air fryers.

We loved the self-cleaning mode. It took care of oil and stains in the top cavity, saving us time on cleanup. The non-stick ceramic basket was also a breeze to clean by hand or in the dishwasher.

The smart features took some getting used to, but we found them helpful once we got the hang of it. The app let us adjust settings and monitor cooking from another room. The pre-set modes were handy for quick meals.

While pricey, we think the Typhur Dome Air Fryer is worth it for its speed, quiet operation, and convenient features. It’s a solid choice for families or anyone who cooks large batches often.

The NuWave Brio air fryer caught our eye with its 100 preset cooking options. We found this feature handy for quick meal prep. The fryer lets us adjust temps in 5-degree steps, which was great for fine-tuning recipes.

We liked how the Brio cooked food. It made crispy fries and juicy chicken without extra oil. The non-stick basket was a breeze to clean, and we could pop it in the dishwasher.

But the Brio isn’t perfect. Its 7.25-quart size takes up a lot of counter space. Some of us thought the controls were a bit much at first. We also saw some user comments about units breaking down after heavy use. While ours worked well, it’s something to keep in mind.

We’ve been using the Ninja Foodi DualZone Air Fryer for a few weeks now, and it’s changed how we cook. The two 4-quart baskets let us air fry chicken wings in one side and roast veggies in the other. It’s super handy for busy weeknights.

The Smart Finish feature is a game-changer. We set different cook times for fries and fish sticks, and they finished at the same time. No more waiting around or eating lukewarm food. The air fryer also has settings for broiling, baking, reheating, and dehydrating.

Clean-up is a breeze with the dishwasher-safe baskets and crisper plates. We love how the food turns out crispy with less oil. The temperature range goes from 105°F to 450°F, so we can do everything from drying herbs to crisping up leftovers.

The Ninja Air Fryer Pro impressed us with its ability to crisp up foods using little to no oil. We found the 5-quart capacity perfect for cooking family-sized portions. The basket easily fits 4 pounds of fries or a whole chicken, making it great for busy weeknight dinners.

We liked how simple it was to use. The push-button controls are clear and responsive. We tested all four cooking functions – air fry, roast, reheat, and dehydrate. Each one worked well, but we were most impressed with the air fry setting. It gave our chicken wings a delightfully crispy exterior while keeping the inside juicy.

Cleaning up after cooking was a breeze. The nonstick basket and crisper plate came clean with just a quick wash. We appreciated not having to scrub stuck-on food. While it does take up some counter space, we found its sleek design made it less of an eyesore than some bulkier models we’ve tried.

The Cuisinart 6-Qt Air Fryer impressed us with its roomy cooking basket. We easily fit a whole chicken inside, making it great for family meals. The see-through window let us check on our food without opening the basket and losing heat.

We liked the preset options for common foods. They took the guesswork out of cooking times and temperatures. The digital display was clear and simple to use. We found ourselves reaching for this air fryer often, even for tasks like reheating leftovers.

The air fryer did a good job crisping up foods. Our french fries came out crispy on the outside and fluffy inside. It also handled more delicate items well. We made some fish fillets that were moist and flaky. The keep-warm function was handy when we weren’t quite ready to eat.

Cleaning was pretty easy. Most parts can go in the dishwasher, which saved us time. The nonstick coating worked well, but we worry it might not last forever with heavy use. This air fryer is on the larger side, so it might not be ideal for small kitchens. It also took a bit longer to preheat than some other models we’ve tried.

We’ve been using the Ninja Foodi Digital Air Fryer Oven in our test kitchen, and it’s quickly become a favorite. This appliance is a powerhouse, offering 8 different cooking functions in one compact unit. We love how it air fries, roasts, and bakes with ease.

The flip-up feature is a game-changer for small kitchens. When we’re done cooking, we can simply tilt it up against the backsplash, freeing up valuable counter space. It’s like having a full-sized oven that takes up half the room.

We’ve cooked everything from crispy chicken wings to perfectly toasted bagels in this oven. The air fry function produces food with up to 75% less fat than traditional frying methods. We’re impressed by how quickly it cooks – it’s about 60% faster than a regular oven.