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Owner of the first-generation dome model says the air fryer is barely audible while running.
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Reddit · r/airfryer · yesterday
Owner of the first-generation dome model says the air fryer is barely audible while running.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 2 days ago
Air fried a 5.5 lb spatchcocked chicken in their 6-qt Instant Vortex Plus and it cooked well, though flipping the bird was tricky in the tight space. They would go bigger next time.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 2 days ago
Uses the 8-qt two-basket Foodi DualZone at least every other day as a single person, cooking a main and a side in separate baskets finishing together. They find the smart cook and match cook instructions easy.
KitchenRecs · Anja K. · 10 days ago
We are four at home and this replaced a small Tefal that needed three rounds for one dinner. A big bag of frozen fries fits in one go and they come out crisp and even, the fries program is spot on. Chicken thighs I set by hand at 180 degrees and they are done sooner than in the oven, so I check early. What I don't love: it is loud. You hear the fan from the next room, and the end beep is so quiet that I miss it when I'm not in the kitchen. The fat separator under the mesh catches a lot of grease, nice idea, but after wings scrubbing it is the job nobody wants. Dishwasher works for the parts but they take up half the rack. It's also heavy and deep, and the cord is short so it has to live right by the socket. Five months in, used almost every day. Good machine, just not a quiet or tidy one.
KitchenRecs · Leanne · 10 days ago
We use it pretty much every day for the four of us. I love that I can see through the glass and stop things before they burn, and the containers go straight in the dishwasher. The 6 qt one did a whole chicken on roast with room to spare, and leftovers go in the fridge in the same dish with the lid on.
KitchenRecs · G. Walsh · 10 days ago
It's quiet, I'll give it that, you can hold a conversation next to it. The presets run way too long though. On the fries setting ours were burnt at the edges well before the timer finished, so now I set my own time and temp and check halfway. Basket goes in the dishwasher no problem. Two pork chops is about the limit before they're touching. The glossy top panel shows every fingerprint. OK for the money.
KitchenRecs · Doreen · 10 days ago
Replaced a cheap little 2 quart with this one. Fries and wings come out properly crisp and for two people it's much quicker than heating the big oven. I like that it reminds you to turn the food halfway. The first few times it smelled like hot plastic. Ran it empty twice with the kitchen window open and that went away. My real complaint is the basket. About ten months in the nonstick has started coming off near the bottom even though I only wash it by hand, and the handle feels a little loose now.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 19 days ago
Their Typhur Sync 8QT cooked a steak at 400F for 15 minutes with almost no browning and a raw interior, making it the worst air fryer experience they have had.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 19 days ago
Owns the Sync air fryer and says the main value is the smart included thermometer, which is not suited to getting a sear.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 19 days ago
Quick bake of shredded mozzarella on a bun in the Crispi caused the cheese to explode onto the glass container.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 24 days ago
Roasts a chicken and makes lasagna or shepherd's pie weekly and bakes bread or cakes monthly in the Crispi Pro, putting veg under the tray to catch the juices; everything comes out great and the air fryer has replaced their oven except for big occasions.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 25 days ago
Is happy with the Crispi style and finds it easier to clean than their previous pull-out basket air fryer.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 25 days ago
After reading up they settled on the Cosori TurboBlaze 6 qt with its 9-inch square basket; the non-stick basket is dishwasher-safe but easy to wash in the sink, it cost just under $100 at Walmart and they would buy it again.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 25 days ago
Their Instant Vortex oven-style air fryer did a lot (rotisserie, rotating basket, trays) but nothing quickly or well; switching to the Cosori TurboBlaze was a revelation and finally felt like real air frying.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 25 days ago
Keeps a basket air fryer and an oven-style one; the basket one is their Dreo ChefMaker combi fryer, which can also cook with water, and they find the basket style better for things like chicken and fries.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 25 days ago
Recently got the Cosori TurboBlaze and loves it, not having used a pan since; their worry is grease building up around the top heating element, which seems almost impossible to clean once dirty, and Cosori advises against mesh splatter guards.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 26 days ago
Finds their Cosori TurboBlaze extremely easy to clean: a paper towel first, then a soapy sponge with Dawn removes all the grease.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 26 days ago
Upgraded from the original Crispi to the Crispi Pro and finds the Pro better in every way except portability.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 26 days ago
Has the standard Crispi: the settings only offer temperature ranges rather than an exact temperature, and the lower settings are plain heat without convection, which makes some recipes guesswork; they would have chosen the Pro.
Reddit · r/Typhur · 28 days ago
Roast potatoes, gold and russet boiled in water with baking soda, come out great when the Dome 2 handles the pan-frying step of a roast potato recipe.
Reddit · r/BuyItForLife · 28 days ago
Owns the Crispi Pro and notes the removable ceramic bottom rack is an improvement over Teflon nonstick, and that stainless replacements are available.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 28 days ago
Likes the Crispi Pro they bought at Costco; their French-door air fryer oven heats from top and bottom so food needs no flipping, but the Crispi is far easier to clean, so they keep it for easy clean-up even though they have to flip food.
Reddit · r/BuyItForLife · 29 days ago
Has the Crispi and says everything comes out fine without the tray, flipping larger items halfway through.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 30 days ago
Uses a Ninja FlexDrawer, mostly on the Bake setting with a small foil tray under the food; after a few years of this they rarely do more than wipe it with a paper towel and the inside looks almost brand new.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 31 days ago
Owns the same Double Stack XL with the temperature probe and says it cooks chicken drumsticks very easily: put them in the bottom basket, use the thermometer in the drumstick furthest from the fan and the probe settings to cook to done.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 31 days ago
After getting the TwinFry their fire alarm kept going off because it blows out so much hot air; pointing a fan at the alarm while cooking fixed it.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 31 days ago
Compared with their old PowerXL, which was a pain to clean by hand, the Cosori TurboBlaze is quick and easy: washing and drying it takes about a minute, so they don't bother with the dishwasher.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 31 days ago
Bought the Ninja Crispi, found the lid not heavy at all, and liked it so much they bought a second one so meat and meat-free food can cook separately; after trying many air fryers it is the easiest to clean by far.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 32 days ago
Recommends the Cosori Dual Blaze they own and love; it is big enough for their household of two adults and two kids.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 34 days ago
Calls their Cosori TurboBlaze wonderful and uses it daily; now wants a larger two-compartment model to cook several things at once.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 35 days ago
Their new TurboBlaze set the fire alarm off while cooking fish on the third use, with no visible smoke, though chicken at high temperature caused no issues.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 36 days ago
Finds their Cosori Dual Blaze cooks much faster and hotter than most recipes assume; taking about 2 minutes off and lowering the temperature by 10 degrees gives great results.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 36 days ago
Uses the Ninja Crispi with its heating element in the head unit; the glass dish, crisping tray and lid all go in the dishwasher, the head unit grill stays free of grease when wiped after each use, and nothing holds food smells the way their first air fryer did.
Reddit · r/Typhur · 40 days ago
Connecting the AF05 model with the wireless probe for lobster tail was confusing, and it kept cooking past the target internal temperature instead of stopping automatically.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 41 days ago
Their first-generation Typhur Dome turns canned biscuits out ridiculously well at 330F.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 51 days ago
Rates their Philips 4000 stacked dual basket 7/10: compact, great glass drawer and light, easy to clean, but food falls through big holes in the mesh plate and the front browns faster, so it needs frequent shaking.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 51 days ago
Likes their Cosori Iconic but bought it mainly for the looks; doubts an upgrade from an older Cosori makes much real difference.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 58 days ago
Has the TurboBlaze and finds it a little easier to clean than other air fryers, though they don't use it often.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 59 days ago
Two days after delivery their Philips Series 5000 with steam (NA565/02) stopped resuming after shaking: a loose gasket on the right side keeps the basket from seating, so the closure sensor never registers.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 61 days ago
Has used the TurboBlaze daily for over a year and calls it a beast; it cooks so fast that frozen-food times need a couple of minutes off and the temperature lowered 10–20 °F.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 61 days ago
Following standard air fryer charts, food in their TurboBlaze usually burns, while lower temperatures leave it not crispy; its guide and decal cover only a few foods.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 63 days ago
Their 6 qt Crispi Pro worked smoothly at first, but now the two smaller glass containers aren't recognized and only the large one works.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 64 days ago
Had the 8-qt DoubleStack for about 1.5 years and generally liked it, but the crisper plate coating came off and Ninja has no replacement plates for it.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 64 days ago
Used their Instant Vortex Plus 6 qt very heavily, two or three times a day, and thought it was great; after about a year it stopped cooking properly with a grinding fan noise, and Instant replaced it even though the warranty had just expired.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 64 days ago
Their Instant Vortex 6 quart has worked for years, several times a day, and they call it worth every penny.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 66 days ago
Finds the Ninja Crispi great for reheating and very easy to clean.
Reddit · r/BuyItForLife · 66 days ago
Has the Ninja Crispi and calls it great, cooking fast and getting food really crispy with its glass container, worth the high price.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 67 days ago
Just got the Ninja Crispi 6-in-1 and finds it a pretty cool product, but its button and finish beeps are very loud and can't be muted, which bothers them as a late-night snacker.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 67 days ago
Their new Crispi Pro, their first air fryer, leaves a lot of food undercooked even following the instructions: fresh fries come out dry but not crispy and raw inside, and on two layers the bottom barely cooks.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 67 days ago
Has had the Instant Vortex Plus Dual 8 qt for a couple of years and it works well for them.
Reddit · r/AirFryers · 70 days ago
Basket depth hasn't been a problem at all for regular chicken breasts, thighs, pizza, steak, and baking. Cleanup is easy without liners and the built-in self-clean feature works well.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 71 days ago
The best of the three air fryers they've owned: 18 months of daily use, inexpensive, a fairly quiet DC-motor fan, a ceramic-coated crisper tray and it goes up to 450F.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 72 days ago
Has had the TurboBlaze for three months and loves it for its size and easy cleaning; the ceramic coating cooks food very quickly, though fan speed cannot be set manually.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 72 days ago
Calls their Typhur Dome 2 an absolute workhorse and a joy to use.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 72 days ago
Still uses the Ninja 4 qt AF101 bought in 2019 about five times a week, but its 300–400F range is limiting and they are tempted to upgrade to a glass or ceramic basket.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 72 days ago
Has had the Cosori Iconic for four months and loves it, especially for cooking a whole chicken.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 72 days ago
Uses the Ninja Crispi Pro and finds it so easy to clean.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 73 days ago
Has used the Ninja AF101 for about four years and uses it for pretty much everything: fries, chicken, vegetables and reheating leftovers.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 73 days ago
Had an AF101 for a little over a year, and then got a second brand-new one; their mother now has the first, which survived an apartment fire.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 73 days ago
Switched to the TurboBlaze after a mediocre older air fryer and is in love with it, finding it sleek.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 73 days ago
Replaced a Ninja Flip with the TurboBlaze and has been pretty happy, noting only some white steam when cooking fish.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 73 days ago
Has used the Instant Vortex Plus 6 qt with the window for four years; it still works fine apart from plenty of permanent baked-on seasoning inside, so it may be time to retire it.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 73 days ago
Has used the Ninja Foodi MAX Dual Zone AF400UK for two years and would buy another if they had to.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 73 days ago
Uses their Cosori TurboBlaze mostly for fish sticks and chicken nuggets so far and loves it.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 73 days ago
Got the Cosori TurboBlaze to replace a recalled Cosori 6 qt and loves the upgrades and how easy it is to clean.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 73 days ago
Bought the Cosori Pro LE 5 qt with ceramic coating in September 2024 and still loves it.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 73 days ago
Splurged on the Typhur Dome 2 as their first air fryer, also replacing their toaster oven; a little pricey but so far so good after two weeks.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 73 days ago
Has a smaller, simple blue Ninja 4 qt air fryer which they find great.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 73 days ago
Has had their $89 Ninja AF101 for close to six years, cleaning baked-on grease with an OxiClean paste and a scrubber.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 73 days ago
Replaced a Cosori that fell apart after five or six years with the Cosori Iconic and loves its all-metal build and heavy ceramic.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 73 days ago
Has had the Ninja Air Fryer Pro XL AF181 for two years and it has held up well; prefers the basket drawer to an oven style for ergonomics but wishes they could mute it.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 73 days ago
Replaced a Cosori after three years with the Ninja 4-in-1 Pro basket air fryer and is not impressed: homemade potatoes and fries cook but never get crispy, though they are experienced with air fryers.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 76 days ago
First run with a frozen pizza yesterday turned out a very crispy crust and cooked way better than a standard oven.
Reddit · r/AirFryTalk · 85 days ago
Super quiet to the point you can barely tell it's running, and the dual heating elements get chicken thighs super crispy outside and juicy inside without the tray. Holds closer to 20 wings than the claimed 32.
Reddit · r/AirFryTalk · 85 days ago
After owning several air fryers, this one is in a league of its own thanks to the silent operation, large footprint, dual heating elements, and easy cleanup.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 90 days ago
On first use of the Philips 4000, the transparent plastic part of the container cracked while it was running.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 90 days ago
The TurboBlaze tripped the fire alarm the first time it was used on the air fryer setting, probably from burning off factory chemicals, but it has been fine ever since.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 92 days ago
After four years of intense use of their Philips HD9270 since 2022 they can't get it clean or non-stick again, and it always needed almost double the time to get food crispy.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 92 days ago
Got the Philips dual 4000 earlier this year and is very happy: two stacked baskets are handy for protein and veggies with a small footprint, and the inside light saves opening the baskets.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 93 days ago
Has the Philips dual basket with steam and recommends it: the fry-and-steam option is great for vegetables and makes cheesecake easier than ever.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 94 days ago
Works great, though the wide 12.6 by 12.6 inch basket makes finding pre-cut disposable liners that actually fit a headache.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 94 days ago
Uses the multiple fan speeds on their Cosori TurboBlaze all the time; it helps avoid blowing toppings off and keeps reheats from drying out.
Reddit · r/instantpot · 95 days ago
Replaced their dead air fryer with the Ninja Crispi Pro, which is now nearly their daily driver.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 99 days ago
Their Ninja Crispi has a loud beep when it starts and finishes.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 99 days ago
Replaced their dead air fryer with a Cosori Iconic, but halfway through cooking on its second day the fan started making a loud noise.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 103 days ago
Calls the TurboBlaze one of the strongest air fryers around, with its DC motor, 450F top temperature and adjustable fan speed; makes pita pizzas at 400F in 7 minutes.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 103 days ago
Absolutely loves their Cosori TurboBlaze after two full years: the crisper tray hasn't lost its coating, unlike their old Gourmia, and they'd buy another immediately.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 103 days ago
Their Dreo ChefMaker Combi Fryer does salmon and fish without drying them out, plus steaks, air frying, broiling and toast.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 104 days ago
Would marry their Cosori 9-in-1 TurboBlaze 6 qt if they could.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 104 days ago
Loves their Instant Vortex Plus 4 qt and uses it almost daily with the microwave in a small kitchen, also making toast in it.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 104 days ago
Lives alone and uses the portable Ninja Crispi every day; the glass bowls are easy to clean, though it doesn't bake well.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 104 days ago
Their Philips 3000 Series Dual Basket 9 L (3 L + 6 L) does really well for a family of four and fits a medium roast chicken.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 105 days ago
Made pork jerky on dehydrate at 165F in their Ninja AF101; it turned out great, if a bit dry.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 108 days ago
Just got the Ninja Crispi Pro 6-in-1 glass fryer; it makes great toast, English muffins and bagels, and you can watch them brown through the glass with the light on.
Reddit · r/instantpot · 108 days ago
Got the 4 qt Vortex Plus air fryer for their birthday and calls it a treasure.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 110 days ago
Their Ninja Crispi cooks two servings of frozen nuggets and fries in 10 minutes and is super crispy.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 110 days ago
Their TurboBlaze works awesome; they use its broil function at 450F.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 111 days ago
Got a refurbished Ninja Crispi on Woot for about half price as their first air fryer and is happy so far.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 111 days ago
Wishes the Crispi Pro had a front handle: shaking it with both hands is a hassle.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 111 days ago
Their Cosori TurboBlaze, bought to replace a dead Gourmia GAF858, doesn't brown or crisp dry-rub chicken anywhere near as well as the old Gourmia did.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 111 days ago
Loves the way their Instant Vortex 6 qt basket air fryer, bought on Black Friday, cooks everything, especially chicken.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 114 days ago
Finds the Dome 2's performance great but is frustrated that the manual and app do not explain which mode uses which heating element.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 114 days ago
Just got the Typhur Sync as their first air fryer because it's PFAS/PTFE-free; too early for much feedback but cleanup has been very easy.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 114 days ago
Got a used-mint Ninja AF101 for under $50; great for one or two people and for a newbie.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 114 days ago
Likes their Ninja Pro basket air fryer, but the gifted Crispi Pro is so much easier to clean, and they like having two glass containers.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 114 days ago
Has used a single-drawer Ninja and the Crispi Pro; the glass containers are far easier to clean, fit the dishwasher and go in the fridge with their lid.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 115 days ago
Bought a Ninja Crispi as their first air fryer a month ago, loves it and uses it multiple times a week.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 116 days ago
Has had the Cosori 6 qt TurboBlaze a couple of weeks and uses it daily: chicken comes out juicy inside and crispy outside, and the basket is super simple to clean.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 116 days ago
Can't recommend the Typhur Dome 2 enough: expensive but worth every cent, used almost every day.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 119 days ago
First cook in their new Cosori TurboBlaze was much faster than the oven, but heat wasn't distributed evenly and there were hot spots.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 119 days ago
Found an Instant Vortex Mini at Goodwill for under $10 and their work lunches are much better now.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 120 days ago
Highly recommends their Cosori TurboBlaze, which goes to 450F.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 120 days ago
Loves their tiny 2 qt Cosori: it generates no heat outside and is super easy to clean.
Reddit · r/Typhur · 122 days ago
On their AF05 the fan can only be adjusted manually in air fry mode, not on presets, which they find odd. A physical fan control on the display would have been better.
Reddit · r/Typhur · 123 days ago
Couple weeks in and it's still frustrating because the app doesn't let you control the top and bottom elements or fan independently. Steak mode fails to build a good crust, and veggies come out very dry.
Reddit · r/AirFryers · 123 days ago
Most baked potatoes don't seem to fit, and cutting them in half kind of ruins the experience, so the old Ninja is kept around just for baked potato duty.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 126 days ago
Their new Ninja Dual Zone Max's buttons are totally silent, but the fan is really loud while cooking in their open-plan kitchen.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 126 days ago
Their TurboBlaze is one of the quietest Cosori air fryers; compared with their 2019 model it could sit next to a sleeping baby.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 126 days ago
Finds their Cosori TurboBlaze has great airflow around the pan and cooks hotter than their oven or other air fryers, so boxed bakes need lower temperature and longer time.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 126 days ago
Uses their Cosori TurboBlaze in an apartment without air conditioning and can't really tell any difference in the heat level.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 132 days ago
With top and bottom elements the Dual Blaze needs no preheating or shaking and generally cooks faster than standard directions say.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 134 days ago
Says the Ninja Crispi is a brilliant storage system and very easy to clean, but the actual air frying does not crisp food nearly as well as other air fryers.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 134 days ago
A month in they're returning the Dome 2 because it smokes heavily with fatty meats, apparently from grease hitting the close top element.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 136 days ago
The crisper plates on their AF400 have lost most of their coating and the round center piece broke, and Ninja would not help just out of warranty.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 140 days ago
Cooked a frozen chuck steak in their Cosori TurboBlaze 6qt; it cooked through but unevenly, from well done to medium well, and needed flipping halfway.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 141 days ago
Their third air fryer is the Ninja Crispi Pro because the glass is a thousand times easier to clean than their badly greased Cosori.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 142 days ago
Very happy with their Philips 5000 dual basket that can cook with steam, great for veggies, or a combination.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 143 days ago
Owns both a Cosori TurboBlaze and a Typhur Dome, using them for very different things, and highly recommends both.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 143 days ago
Owns both a Cosori TurboBlaze and a Typhur Dome, using them for very different things, and highly recommends both.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 144 days ago
Got a free TurboBlaze 6 qt from Cosori when their old one died and hates it: the crisper tray, held only by silicone bumpers, falls out and burns their hand when dumping food.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 144 days ago
Likes their TurboBlaze partly because its tray doesn't fall out like their old Ninja's did.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 145 days ago
Just got the Philips 1000 series and is loving it so far: two equal compartments with a removable divider for one big basket.
Reddit · r/Typhur · 146 days ago
Frozen pizza, thin crust, flatbreads, and homemade 12-inch pies all sit flat in the wide basket and turn out great thanks to the bottom heat. Next day it still handles wings, fries, leftovers, salmon, and toast.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 153 days ago
Chose the Instant Pot 6-qt Vortex air fryer over the Ninja Crispi when it was on sale and says it is great.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 153 days ago
Recently got the AF141 and loves it: sausages, pork chops, fries, hash browns and mozzarella sticks all come out perfect without grease splatter.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 156 days ago
Their Philips 7000 Combi's top fan picks up crumbs or spices from small foods and makes a grinding noise.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 158 days ago
Got a used Instant Pot Vortex 6 qt on Marketplace and has used it daily, loving the simple buttons and the window and light.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 158 days ago
After several Philips air fryers eventually died, switched to the Ninja AF400EU dual basket and finds it great; highly recommends it.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 158 days ago
Has four air fryers of different brands and sizes, and the Ninja AF400 is their favourite.
Reddit · r/Typhur · 161 days ago
From day one it's had an uneven, low-frequency shudder like a rough-idling car that travels up the arm when touching the top or handle, unlike a previous Cosori TurboBlaze.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 162 days ago
Really enjoying their Ninja Air Fryer Pro 4-in-1 AF141; perfect size for two people.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 164 days ago
The fan on their Philips HD9270 stopped working after a few years, just out of warranty, though the heating element still works.
Reddit · r/Pizza · 165 days ago
Still makes pizzas in it whenever heating up the main oven to 550 degrees with a steel takes too long. Not quite oven-steel level, but a good result in less time.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 169 days ago
Their Ninja Crispi Pro gets far more use than their old air fryer because it reaches 450°F for crispier results and is much easier to clean.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 169 days ago
Their new Cosori Iconic cooked bacon in 20 minutes at 325°F versus 30 in the Instant air fryer it replaced, and is doing the job well.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 170 days ago
Hates cooking but loves the Crispi: super easy to use and clean, they can see the food inside without checking, and it replaced their original air fryer.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 170 days ago
Has the Ninja Crispi 4-in-1 and finds it great: it cooks evenly and quickly, and they swapped in stainless racks.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 170 days ago
Had the Crispi Pro and hated it: it tripped kitchen fuses and took about 15 minutes longer than their Instant Vortex for fries, so they returned it.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 172 days ago
Their TurboBlaze failed under warranty and Cosori had a replacement to them in 2 days.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 174 days ago
Has the same hotter-versus-cooler basket issue on their DZ201, which began after about five months of use.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 175 days ago
Uses the Ninja AF400 dual basket and recommends Ninja.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 176 days ago
App exited the cooking screen five minutes into a steak recipe and the probe temperature started dropping while the display still showed active cooking. Restarting from scratch forced an eight-minute warm-up, so the steak had to be finished on a hot plate.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 176 days ago
Calls their Ninja Flex with a removable divider their hands-down winner after years of air fryers, allowing synced finishing of two zones.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 177 days ago
Has used their Instant Vortex multiple times a day for about two years and it just works with great results and easy cleanup; only the tray bumpers have started to break down.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 177 days ago
Has abused their Ninja DZ071 FlexBasket daily for 1.5 years and finds it worth it for big items or two separate baskets.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 178 days ago
Two months after receiving it as a gift, the convection fan started running on every setting and blowing food into the low heating elements. Certain features also stay locked inside a single-user phone app.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 178 days ago
Got the Ninja Crispi Pro and loves it.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 179 days ago
Got the Ninja Crispi a few weeks ago and uses it almost every time they cook at home, loving that the glass bowl and divider go in the dishwasher.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 179 days ago
Has the Ninja Crispi Pro 6-in-1 glass air fryer and loves it.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 179 days ago
Just got the TurboBlaze and absolutely loves it, using its bake, proof, dehydrate and reheat functions almost every day for a week.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 179 days ago
Their Ninja Pro XL 6.5 quart is phenomenal, much better than their previous PowerXL, with a great non-stick coating and solid build; it just lacks a mid-cook alert.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 179 days ago
Got the larger Ninja dual basket with probe (2x 4.7 L) and gave their old air fryer away; it seems designed to last.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 182 days ago
Still loves their Dome 2 but notes it takes up a lot of counter space.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 184 days ago
After their Ninja AF160 died, they tried the Crispi and say cleaning is far easier with more room to cook, though the heavy glass has burned their knuckles.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 184 days ago
Loves their Typhur Dome 2's huge cooking space and safer non-stick, but when full it needs 25-50°F more than other air fryers to crisp.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 185 days ago
Hit the same faulty display issue on their Double Stack XL and it stopped working.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 185 days ago
A year on their Dome 2 still cooks everything, from perfect burgers to reheated leftovers and easy-peel hard-cooked eggs, with only occasional deep-clean prompts.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 185 days ago
Very happy with how their Typhur Dome 2 cooks after about a year: crispy fries and full bacon slices, though self-clean leaves a hard-to-scrub tar residue.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 186 days ago
Has had their Typhur Dome 2 for 10 months with only one minor, resolved issue; support readily offered a replacement.
Reddit · r/Typhur · 187 days ago
Great overall, though choosing pizza mode still forces an eight-minute full-fan preheat even when the chamber is already hot.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 187 days ago
Recommends their Philips 5000 dual basket with steam: independent baskets, steaming while air frying, and a cleaning function that makes cleanup quick.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 188 days ago
Loves the Ninja Crispi, cooking, serving and refrigerating in the three glass sizes; seeing food cook is great and cleanup is easy.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 188 days ago
Their Crispi's small basket puts food so close to the heat source that broccoli burned, so they use the 6qt basket even for small amounts.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 188 days ago
Got the Typhur Sync with the built-in thermometer on sale and has never noticed any coating smell, even from day one.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 189 days ago
Likes the Ninja Crispi for easy cleanup, no preheat, and lids for storing leftovers in the fridge.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 189 days ago
Their new Double Stack SL451EU randomly runs its fan after cooking and even in the middle of the night when fully cooled.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 190 days ago
Calls the Ninja Crispi a great air fryer: small but easy to clean and use.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 191 days ago
Could never get the new smell out of their Ninja, but the Cosori TurboBlaze never had it after one pre-run and is easy to use and clean.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 197 days ago
Has had their Cosori for 2 years without any uneven cooking issues and finds it cooks much better than cheaper fryers.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 198 days ago
Their Cosori Dual Blaze is a great, versatile air fryer with a small footprint that has even cooked a 6 lb whole chicken, beating their Breville Joule oven for fries and wings.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 198 days ago
Their few-years-old Instant Vortex Mini cooks frozen salmon perfectly in 18 minutes.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 203 days ago
Cooks burgers at 400F for about 10 minutes in their 6 qt Instant Vortex Plus with browned crispy edges and juicy results.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 204 days ago
Ordered the dark grey TurboBlaze after Cosori said it was ceramic coated, but after two uses it has a strong plastic smell and they are considering returning it.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 207 days ago
Recommends the Ninja AF141 5-qt for about $89; everyone in their family has one and loves it.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 209 days ago
Their Cosori TurboBlaze is very nice but expels too much hot air for indoor use in summer, overwhelming their air conditioning.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 210 days ago
Their new Dual Blaze TwinFry seems not to heat at the bottom, leaving them wondering if that is normal.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 212 days ago
Disappointed in the EU version: weak, can't crisp well without overcooking, but good for ease of use, cleaning and small form factor.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 213 days ago
Had great luck with it; easy to peek at the food and nothing sticks to the glass, so it cleans easier than metal.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 213 days ago
Likes the small footprint and finds it very easy to clean and use, getting the same results as a larger $400 model; the glass container shows what's cooking.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 213 days ago
Has had it almost a year and loves it: no power issues, frozen fries, veggies and chicken all cook well, and it's easy to clean and a perfect size for two.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 213 days ago
Uses the 4-setting model every day: chips from frozen in 12 minutes, chicken in 15, fish in 11; the single most used gadget they own.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 213 days ago
Loves it; throwing the whole tub in the dishwasher is amazing, but notes the European version is weaker.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 213 days ago
Has used it for a year as a single person; super easy to clean and the cooking container doubles as a bowl, though only the handles are safe to touch.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 213 days ago
Resisted getting an air fryer but is so happy with the Crispi; can't recommend it enough for cooking for 1-2 people.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 213 days ago
Owns it and says it is super easy to use and clean with not too many parts.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 213 days ago
Uses it twice a day at work and calls it amazing, easy to clean and store.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 213 days ago
Felt it lacked power and disliked the exhaust port under the power cord, so returned it for the bigger Crispi.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 213 days ago
Doesn't love it: drawn to the glass bottom but it doesn't seem to work as well as a standard air fryer.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 213 days ago
Bought and returned it: no temperature setting, hard to dry between attached parts when hand washing, and the top never seemed to sit correctly on the glass.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 213 days ago
Returned it because it had literally 12 parts and was inconvenient to use.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 213 days ago
Owns it and says it works well enough, though it won't crisp a very full load.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 213 days ago
Calls the Pro model with a stand the best air fryer out there: no preheating, highest wattage and dishwasher safe.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 213 days ago
Upgraded to the Pro after a dual-basket fryer died; deeper basket, a physical dial for temperature and time, and a light make it super worth it, though the stand makes the top harder to clean.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 213 days ago
Tested the EU Crispi FN101 borrowed from their mum: the easiest air fryer to clean and very easy to use, but weak, needing 5-8 extra minutes and never crisping frozen wedges well.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 213 days ago
Their Ninja Crispi Portable FN101 is definitely less powerful than a regular air fryer.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 213 days ago
Stopped using their bigger, more powerful Ninja after buying the portable Crispi from Costco because it's so easy to clean, and it's better for veggies since they can watch them.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 213 days ago
Loves their Crispi Pro; its temperature control alone was worth the extra cost over the original.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 221 days ago
Their newly bought Philips 3000 Series Dual Basket has rubber grommets on the basket feet, so no metal-to-metal contact, and the baskets fit snugly.
Reddit · r/Typhur · 222 days ago
Loves making kale chips in it, but the vortex of air makes the greens swirl and stick to the upper heating element.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 222 days ago
Recently bought the Crispi and found steak bites, chicken bites and the recrisp function on naan, turkey and raclette fantastic.
Reddit · r/Typhur · 227 days ago
Never felt non-stick: beef, bacon and other fats stuck to the bottom, and even with foil it's the hardest thing to clean in their kitchen. The self-clean is quite nice once the basket is washed first.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 228 days ago
Had the Crispi about a year and loves it; the glass has not shattered, it cleans easily after every meal and cooks better than their previous Gourmia.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 229 days ago
Lives alone, has had the Crispi for six months as a first air fryer, uses it all the time, and loves the easy cleanup.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 229 days ago
Has a Crispi, finds it great, dishwasher-safe after use and easier to clean than a dual basket, and enough space as a single person.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 231 days ago
Bought the TurboBlaze 2 months ago and finds it easy to clean and works great with enough capacity for two.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 232 days ago
Has used both the AF300UK Dual Zone and the Ninja MAX XL for a while; says the Dual Zone wins for cooking for 3+ people because the SYNC function finishes both baskets together, while the MAX XL is better value and smaller for 1-2 people.
Reddit · r/Typhur · 234 days ago
Used almost every day, but pairing it with the Gold sync probe in grill mode overcooked tenderloin steaks: set to 135, a Thermapen read 160 to 170 when the probe signaled done.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 234 days ago
Bought the stainless Cosori Iconic three weeks ago and says it is essentially a TurboBlaze with a stainless housing, well built, functions really well and is easy to clean.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 235 days ago
Calls their Typhur Dome 2 their favourite of three air fryers, great as long as you do not need much height to cook tall items.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 235 days ago
Cooks everything on their Typhur, with chicken, steak and veggies coming out great thanks to top and bottom heating elements; the only gripe is the limited height.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 235 days ago
Has the 6L TurboBlaze and calls it amazing; they use it alongside their oven and would not go bigger.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 235 days ago
Just bought the Crispi (glass) air fryer and really loves the ease of cleaning it offers.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 235 days ago
Is quite happy with their 6 qt Cosori TurboBlaze.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 235 days ago
Is super satisfied with their TurboBlaze, which does everything they need.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 235 days ago
Uses a Dual Blaze and likes not having to flip food.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 241 days ago
Finds Philips build quality more solid with consistent cooking, easy interface and available parts; the 5000 steam model self-cleans with steam.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 242 days ago
Loves the 5000 series with a steamer and uses it daily for eggs, leftovers, fish, steak and fries with no downsides; uses the small basket as much as the large one.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 246 days ago
Chose the Philips 4000 stacked dual basket: solid reliability and build, useful viewing windows that avoid heat loss, compact for a dual-basket and easy to find replacement parts.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 249 days ago
Just got the AF451EU and cannot turn off one zone as the manual describes: choosing the zone and pressing stop only pauses it, so they must switch the whole machine off and start one drawer.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 251 days ago
After about 1.5 years their Dual Blaze began stopping after 1 to 5 minutes, beeping and switching on and off, so they want a replacement.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 264 days ago
Owns both the Dual Blaze and TurboBlaze and prefers the latter, because the Dual Blaze smells of melted plastic until a long burn-in and doesn't reach 450F.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 264 days ago
Nearly three months in the Dome 2 is amazing and they have no regrets, though it has a large footprint and needs counter space for the tray.
Reddit · r/aldi · 265 days ago
Fits a full frozen pepperoni pizza with added toppings and cooks it in 14 minutes with delivery-level results.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 266 days ago
Their Dual Blaze can only be sent one recipe step at a time from the Vesync app, and the app restarts after a step finishes.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 269 days ago
Food sticks, particularly on the grill plate. A replacement plate can be bought from Typhur for $29.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 273 days ago
Used the Dome 2 several times daily for a week and loves how easy it is to clean, with a frozen pizza and party ribs coming out perfect and the interior still spotless.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 277 days ago
Owns the Crispi and finds it very easy to wash; glass wipes clean and burnt bits slide off the nonstick tray, though they suggest the Pro for a whole chicken.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 279 days ago
Says home fries come out much closer to stove-cooked with the combined steam and fry mode of the Philips 5000, whereas plain air frying leaves them over-crisped and dry.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 281 days ago
New Crispi bundle shows a LID error with the adapter on the larger bowls, and a replacement adapter from Ninja did not fix it.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 283 days ago
Really likes their Dome 2, bought for about $300 during a holiday promotion.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 284 days ago
Loves their Dome 2 but the basket contents height sometimes limits what they can heat up.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 287 days ago
Loves their Dual Blaze, never having to shake anything while everything comes out crispy, with fries done in 12 minutes instead of the default 20.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 288 days ago
Moved from a Ninja Max XL to the TurboBlaze: easier to clean, but it cooks faster and hotter so times and temps need adjusting, and it lacks a shake reminder; not a game changer.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 288 days ago
Switched from a Ninja toaster-style fryer to the TurboBlaze, which is much easier to clean.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 289 days ago
Has owned air fryers since 2010 but cannot make the TurboBlaze work and is frustrated.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 290 days ago
New NA230 leaked water from a screw missing a rubber washer when washed; the seller called it a feature, not a bug.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 291 days ago
Used the Pro LE daily for a month in a tiny apartment. It heats quickly, is easy to clean and fits a small countertop. The basket is smaller than it looks in photos, it is not super quiet, and the presets feel redundant. Does not regret buying it.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 291 days ago
Got the Crispi for Christmas as a first air fryer and loves it after about a dozen cooks, valuing the see-through bowls and dishwasher-safe parts, though the lid sensor on the large bowl sometimes needs reseating.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 291 days ago
Calls the Ninja Crispi easily the best kitchen appliance they've bought in years.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 291 days ago
Makes their crispy chicken thighs in a Cosori Dual Blaze.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 292 days ago
Loves the Ninja Crispi, using it like their last air fryer while enjoying storable glass bowls, multiple basket sizes and the ability to layer veggies under a grill plate.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 292 days ago
Uses the Ninja Crispi at least once daily since getting it, with beginner recipes, mini quiches, cod and reheated burritos all coming out well.
Reddit · r/AirFryers · 296 days ago
The 2.5-inch shallow height has never been an issue since they like flat foods. Egg bites in mini muffin pans work great in it.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 297 days ago
Bought the Philips 4000 on a boxing day sale and is very happy with it.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 297 days ago
A week in, the Dome 2 handled roasted broccoli, potato rounds and garlic bread well, with the extra size over their Vortex a big plus, though cookies came out underdone on the bottom.
Reddit · r/Typhur · 298 days ago
Toasting marshmallows left burnt sugar on the top heating coils, and while the self-clean mode did a better job than expected, some hardened residue still stayed on the upper coils.
Reddit · r/BuyItForLife · 298 days ago
Loves the Typhur Dome 2 and a cheap Gourmia basket air fryer; the Dome 2 is shallow but wide and makes the best wings, and baskets are easier to clean than front-door ovens.
Reddit · r/BuyItForLife · 298 days ago
Just got a Typhur and loves it, finding it much easier to clean than their Ninja flip oven.
Reddit · r/AirFryers · 301 days ago
After going through four air fryers over the years, this one cooks fries, wings, pizza, veggies, and fish sticks more evenly and in bigger batches. The shallow basket limits taller items like whole chickens.
Reddit · r/Cooking · 301 days ago
Their new Crispi smells like chemicals when used even after cleaning and running a cycle outside, with the smell coming from the part with the control panel.
Reddit · r/AirFryers · 302 days ago
Two months in as a first air fryer and it's been great for butterflied chicken, meatballs, steaks, cookies, cake, bread, potatoes, pizza, and fries. A couple recipes needed time adjustments.
Reddit · r/AirFryers · 303 days ago
Two weeks in, it's way faster than a previous air fryer and turns out great pizza, fries, and wings. The steak program doesn't work well on thin steaks, and the shallow basket can't fit a butterflied whole chicken.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 303 days ago
Their Dome 2 made decent but blonde battered chicken, and a basket slid off a trivet and dented, though customer service promised a replacement.
Reddit · r/Typhur · 304 days ago
It disconnected from the internet, and customer service has been absolutely abysmal.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 304 days ago
Still loves their Dome 2 and actually owns two, using them every day.
Reddit · r/Typhur · 315 days ago
Great machine once you learn its quirks over a couple weeks. The fan is strong enough to blow unmelted cheese off food unless you let ambient heat melt it first.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 315 days ago
On their new DZ201 the second basket does not cook as hot as the first at the same time; they have contacted support.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 315 days ago
Had their DZ201 for three months without the uneven basket problem; if anything the second basket runs a little cooler than the first.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 315 days ago
Has the Ninja FlexDrawer at home and says it is so good. Loves the sync cooking feature and the huge basket when the divider is removed, and no longer wants to go back to a regular oven.
Reddit · r/Typhur · 317 days ago
It won't fit a 9x13 pan, but a silicone liner cut to the bottom works and the pan and basket clean up pretty easily. A little too shallow, and toppings fly around a bit.
Reddit · r/mediterraneandiet · 319 days ago
Wide enough to spread out frozen fire-roasted vegetables, broccoli, and shrimp in one layer without stirring, finishing the meal with crispy veggies in about 12 minutes.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 320 days ago
Philips HD9270/91: the plastic pin that presses the door-closed sensor wears down and crumbles within about a year, and replacement baskets cost more than a new unit. Still rebought the same model.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 320 days ago
Has had the Philips HD9270 for two years, uses it almost daily and has had no issues with the door pin.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 326 days ago
Bought an HD9220 secondhand for $10 and likes that it has no electronics to fail; cooked chicken came out very good.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 326 days ago
Got the Crispi after reading this sub and says they love it.
Reddit · r/Typhur · 327 days ago
Needs a bit less time than their old Ninja for some things since food spreads into one layer instead of bunching. Home fries took about 10 minutes at 400, a shake, then 6 more.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 327 days ago
Made perfect homemade pizza in the Dome 2 in 10 minutes on the pizza setting with a crisp browned bottom, and says the large surface area was worth the price.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 327 days ago
After three weeks they're keeping the Dome 2 but complain the fan blows sandwiches apart and the basket is too shallow, while a frozen 12-inch pizza cooks perfectly and cleaning is a breeze.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 332 days ago
Surprised the 6.2L 2000 Series recommends about 30 minutes for chips and took nearly 40 minutes for root vegetables, no faster than the oven.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 332 days ago
Uses the steam-fry mode on the Philips 5000 dual basket for chicken and other foods that dry out. Finds it super forgiving because it keeps moisture even if cooked a few minutes too long.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 334 days ago
Bought the Crispi for its glass base and is happy with that, but slightly disappointed in its air frying compared to an old cheap air fryer.
Reddit · r/Typhur · 337 days ago
Does a much better job than a microwave on foods like pizza, though it can't fully replace a microwave for liquids and is more of a pain to clean.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 340 days ago
Likes it overall but fries take 30 minutes or more instead of 20 and come out unevenly cooked despite shaking.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 341 days ago
The display shows a faint 8 and 2 when switched off; Ninja replaced the air fryer under warranty with a new one.
YouTube · Wunschgetreu - Reviews Made in Germany · 342 days ago
Stands 38 cm tall and 29 cm wide, so it clears standard upper kitchen cabinets without trouble. Wire racks let you cook four separate items at once on Double Stack Pro mode, and non-slip feet keep the base planted when sliding heavy baskets out. It's 48 cm deep, though, which eats up lots of counter depth, and the 80-cm power cord is pretty short.
Reddit · r/AirFryers · 342 days ago
Easily the best air fryer after ditching a tiny, slow Ninja Crispi. Top and bottom heat eliminates basket shaking and most flipping, cooks about 30% faster, and the shallow basket is super easy to load and clean.
Reddit · r/AirFryers · 342 days ago
Two months in and the only complaint is needing to link a phone for the extra cooking modes, plus the manual doesn't clearly explain which burner or fan speed each mode runs.
Reddit · r/Cooking · 345 days ago
Replaced a Ninja DualZone with the Crispi: misses precise temperature control (modes use 25-degree ranges), finds the glass bowls hard to stack, and found dehydrating too slow, but loves the glass.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 345 days ago
Owns the Crispi with no regrets, calling it quiet and powerful, convenient and almost entirely non-toxic.
Reddit · r/Cooking · 347 days ago
Calls their Ninja DoubleStack XL a piece of junk: premade frozen items never come out crispy or cook oddly even without overcrowding.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 348 days ago
After 10 months in a family of four they love the Dome 2, whose large surface area and top and bottom elements cook lots of food without flipping, though it lacks depth for a whole chicken.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 348 days ago
Bought a Crispi Pro 6-in-1 from Target, then found a stainless nut in chicken and an incomplete fastener head fallen out near the heating element, so they returned it.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 350 days ago
Chose the regular Crispi over the Pro because the portable unit is easier to clean than a tucked-away heating element.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 353 days ago
Bought the Philips 5000 dual basket with steam but does not love it and prefers the old XXL Philips. Reducing the cooking time takes ages and they never use the steamer since steaming in a pot is faster.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 354 days ago
Main complaint is how hard it is to clean between the heating coils.
YouTube · Sprint Kitchen · 355 days ago
Stacks two 5-quart ceramic nonstick baskets vertically to fit 10 quarts of food without hogging counter width. Stainless steel riser racks let you layer four dishes at once, and Smart Finish syncs different cook settings so everything finishes hot at the same time. Cleanup doesn't take much effort since the removable crisper plates, racks, and drawers are all dishwasher safe. You do have to watch where you place it on the counter, though. The exhaust vents blow hot air out the right side rather than the back, so you'll need at least six inches of side clearance to avoid heat damage.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 355 days ago
Finds manual cleaning of the Dome 2 dead simple, though they haven't used the self clean yet.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 359 days ago
Has used their Dual Blaze at least weekly for three years and loves it, often taking the rack out and using foil or parchment for easier cleanup; cleaning the rack crevices is a pain.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 361 days ago
Loves their TurboBlaze after careful research: great, quick, even cooking with fan speeds, roasts a whole chicken with crispy skin, cooks bone-in thighs in under 20 minutes and cleans up fast; only complaint is that small items fall through the grate holes.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 361 days ago
Has used the white TurboBlaze for about two months and calls it their new favourite appliance.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 361 days ago
Has had the TurboBlaze for six months with zero complaints.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 361 days ago
Loves their TurboBlaze and says to get it.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 374 days ago
Recently bought the Philips 3000 Series Dual Basket and worries that the baskets sit directly on bare metal with no rails or guides, which may scratch the underside of the baskets with each insertion.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 376 days ago
Owns the Ninja FlexDrawer and has had no issues, calling it a useful piece of kit. Can use either small side or the whole drawer.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 378 days ago
Calls their TurboBlaze a most powerful beast that cooks food all the way through.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 396 days ago
Long-time Ninja user who switched to the Philips 5000 dual basket and calls it a big upgrade: the steam function is handy and cleans the large tray, it is quieter, looks nice and feels more premium. Very pleased with its performance.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 412 days ago
Got the Dual Blaze deal and says it has been a great air fryer, even though the box lacked Pro III branding.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 425 days ago
Zero smoke during the first self-clean cycle to clean the heating coils after washing the basket and plate beforehand.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 425 days ago
After a month the bottom basket measured about 50 degrees cooler than the top; the warranty replacement housing had the same problem.
Reddit · r/Typhur · 440 days ago
Only gripe is that running the deep self-clean cycle dripped grease from the top element onto the center of the tray and baked it on so hard that dish spray and the dishwasher couldn't remove it.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 441 days ago
Bought the TurboBlaze to replace an Instant Vortex for the ceramic basket; seems great and compact for its capacity, though they miss the shake alert and the knob.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 445 days ago
Replaced a smelly Philips basket fryer with the Dome 2, which is large for a small counter but cleans much easier, without odors, and has earned a permanent spot, though its steak was only okay.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 445 days ago
Was not impressed with their Dual Blaze, whose Teflon had worn.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 449 days ago
Bought the smart Dual Blaze from Walmart and loves it, cooking a steak that was juicy and a full meal of chicken thighs, corn, asparagus and potatoes in 25 minutes.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 452 days ago
Had the same grease and smoke buildup problem above the heating element on their AF101 and plans to switch to a pod-style fryer.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 460 days ago
Makes corn on the cob in their TurboBlaze and finds it easy and tasty.
Reddit · r/Typhur · 468 days ago
Ceramic non-stick basket is incredibly easy to wash with a quick warm soak or dish spray, though regular parchment liners need trimming or a wire rack so the edges don't blow into the fan.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 471 days ago
Has used the Dome 2 for over six months and says it's worth it, loving the basket space that lets ingredients spread out for even cooking.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 472 days ago
Their Walmart version of the Dual Blaze seems to use thinner gauge steel in the basket, so an older crisper plate drops in loosely.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 475 days ago
Has the Philips Essential Airfryer XL and finds it hit or miss: package times and temps often leave food not crispy or cold in the middle, so they have to cook longer.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 475 days ago
Has a Philips and loves it more than other air fryers; microwaves frozen foods first and uses it for pot stickers.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 485 days ago
Bought the Dome 2 during Prime sales and was surprised by a bit of sear on chicken and beef cooked on the bottom, and it cooks a few minutes faster than their old 8 qt fryer.
Reddit · r/Typhur · 486 days ago
Great experience so far, though the recipe selection in the companion app is pretty lacking for dishes like pulled pork.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 490 days ago
The clear window on their Vortex Plus is almost completely obscured with residue that Dawn, Bar Keepers Friend and vinegar-baking soda did not remove.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 493 days ago
Hardly six months after purchase the plastic part that presses the basket-closed sensor pin on their Philips XL broke off, and they cannot find a spare part short of a whole new basket.
Reddit · r/Typhur · 497 days ago
Absolutely loving it, to the point that it has replaced their oven during the hot Texas summers.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 507 days ago
Newly bought the UK FlexDrawer 10.4 L and could not get the manual's stop-one-zone feature to work; both sides keep cooking, though they got one side to end by reducing its time to zero.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 508 days ago
Their TurboBlaze died after 6 to 8 months with a dead LCD, and the replacement failed within two weeks.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 509 days ago
Has used their AF101 since 2020 without cleaning the upper coils, which look terrible, but it still cooks fantastically so they decided to keep it.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 514 days ago
Bought the TurboBlaze 6qt a year ago as their first air fryer, is completely satisfied and says reheating cold pizza has never been so good.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 514 days ago
Likes the TurboBlaze a lot for frozen food, reheating and proofing dough, and its dishwasher cleaning, but the nonstick coating is slowly falling apart after a year of use every 3 days.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 514 days ago
Loves their TurboBlaze and uses it daily, often multiple times per day.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 518 days ago
Loves the Crispi for wings and similar food but notes the lowest temperature is 380F, which limits use for things like desserts.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 527 days ago
Loves the ChefMaker after switching from a smoky Ninja: quiet, no smoke, color touch screen and good app. Salmon, sausages and ribs came out great once they followed the chef mode instructions. Wishes for a bigger basket or dual-basket model.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 530 days ago
Their family uses the TurboBlaze several times daily and the non-stick still looks new and is very easy to clean.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 533 days ago
Replaced an old air fryer with the AF300EU for the double basket. It makes a low continuous hum when plugged in but off, and one basket does not close completely; other owners say the basket gap is normal.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 533 days ago
Loves their TurboBlaze and has never needed the extra zone.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 534 days ago
Has used their TurboBlaze for some time and finds it easy to use and clean with great results, though the app is poor.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 536 days ago
Has had the Dreo with probe for over a year and says it makes the best steak and burgers they have had, calling the air fryer underrated.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 542 days ago
Has used the ChefMaker since the Kickstarter's first wave and uses it more than the oven. Would buy another if it ever breaks.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 546 days ago
Owned the ChefMaker about six months: cool, but would not buy again. The probe is the best feature, and the water-spray feature is hit and miss and doubles or triples cooking time. A cheaper air fryer could be 95% as good.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 546 days ago
Their Dome 2 was easy to set up and made three full-size grilled cheeses at once, though the tray is as big as the whole fryer so counter space is tight.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 555 days ago
Has the Instant dual zone / single basket air fryer and loves it.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 558 days ago
The AF400UK booklet shows higher times for two drawers, but they usually target the lower time and rarely need extra; they call the booklet inaccurate for asparagus and broccoli and only decent for chicken.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 559 days ago
Has the AF400UK and has not found that using both drawers increases the cooking time.
Reddit · r/NinjaFoodi · 560 days ago
Upgraded from an AF300 to the AF451 and it's night and day: better results, the probe makes meat easy, faster response and much bigger.
Reddit · r/NinjaFoodi · 560 days ago
Used the AF300 alone for 1.5 years but found it much smaller and worse than the AF451 that replaced it.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 569 days ago
Their Vortex Plus is about 51 dB, which is quiet; it is almost too quiet, even the beeps, making it hard to hear from the next room.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 574 days ago
Has the Ninja Air Fryer Pro AF141 and likes it very much.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 581 days ago
Got the Dome 2 as a first air fryer and used the Sync probe in Smart mode to cook a juicy ribeye that came out at 132F, calling it super happy purchase.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 582 days ago
Turning on both units of the AF400 doubles its energy consumption, which they found unwelcome when measured with a metering plug.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 584 days ago
Has used the Dual Blaze for over a year and says most of the time you don't have to flip food or preheat.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 612 days ago
Switched from an AG651EU to the AF451EU and sees only upsides, apart from not fitting a casserole dish in the new one; two side-by-side baskets still hold a whole chicken.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 612 days ago
Owns the Cosori TwinFry 10L whose divider is removable so it works as both. They quite like it; the one downside is that the drawer is a bit cumbersome to clean.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 614 days ago
Cheese on their AF101's quesadillas keeps flying around the basket because of the strong fan.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 616 days ago
After about 18 months of heavy use, the AF400UK began beeping quickly and continuously with the fan running and clock counting down whenever a drawer was opened. Cleaning did not help, but Ninja emailed back and agreed to send a replacement even though it was unregistered.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 620 days ago
Their Philips Airfryer XL stopped heating before it was even six months old because the plastic piece that presses the basket-closed sensor seems to be missing or broken.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 620 days ago
Bought the TurboBlaze about 6 weeks ago and finds it great and easy to clean.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 620 days ago
Their cream TurboBlaze works great, is quiet and comes with a 2 year warranty and good customer service.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 628 days ago
After 1.5 years of fries the basket sides look rusted after the dishwasher, leaving them worried it is unsafe to use.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 632 days ago
A few days in, amazed at how much better the Vortex Plus with window does than a bigger oven with an air fry function; made two nights of chicken parm. Thinks the window is worth the extra money.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 632 days ago
Has the same Vortex Plus with the window and has been loving it. It is big and bulky, but it made the easiest and best salmon they have had.
Reddit · r/NinjaFoodi · 638 days ago
Their new dual-zone air fryer with one big drawer, two crisper plates and a removable divider washes up in under three minutes, and Smart Finish makes both sides finish together.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 643 days ago
Their Dome 2 smokes with burgers, which they blame on the short interior height, and they are considering returning it.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 644 days ago
Has used the DZ201C Dual Zone for a while and is quite happy with it.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 648 days ago
The right basket of their DZ201 shuts off after a few minutes in Match Cook; the left side never does.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 648 days ago
Likes their TurboBlaze very much, appreciating the different cooking modes.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 651 days ago
Their TurboBlaze works fine but has a really pungent plastic smell whenever used.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 657 days ago
Says the TurboBlaze makes great toast on the 5 minute grill preset, so they gave away their toaster.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 659 days ago
Loves their Crispi for versatility, cooking and storing in one non-toxic container, and easy cleaning; dishwasher placement at an angle dries the seam.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 665 days ago
Two days into owning the AF300, drawer one sticks out slightly further than drawer two, which other owners say is normal.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 665 days ago
Bought the original Dome at about $300 but returned it because it is too low-profile with the food too close to the top element, though they found it otherwise a nice product.
YouTube · Jon Talks · 667 days ago
Got an 8-quart basket that fits a 6-lb whole chicken or a 9-inch pizza with room to spare. The included wireless thermometer tracks internal temperatures so you don't have to keep opening the drawer. Its ceramic coating holds up well, though the bulky 14-lb frame hogs counter depth and won't fit 12-inch pizzas.
YouTube · The Barbecue Lab · 667 days ago
10-inch square 8-quart basket with PFAS-free ceramic coating, holds a whole chicken and syncs with its wireless probe. It's easy to clean, though the 18-inch depth and 13.5-inch height make it bulky on the counter.
YouTube · Rhonda's Country Kitchen · 667 days ago
Fits a whole chicken comfortably inside the 8-quart ceramic basket without crowding the walls. A magnetic dock on the housing charges the five-sensor wireless probe, which holds a 50-hour battery life for tracking roasts. Once the meat hits your target internal temperature, the heater shuts off automatically so nothing overcooks. The probe needs 30 minutes of charging before first use, though, and you'll get a mild chemical smell during the initial burn-off.
YouTube · Empowered Cooks · 667 days ago
Pushes 1750 watts through a roomy 8-quart ceramic nonstick basket that fits family-sized cuts easily. Runs very quietly all the way up to 450 degrees with responsive touch controls. The synced wireless probe takes the guesswork out of thick proteins, though you'll notice a strong factory odor during the first high-heat dry run.
YouTube · Sprint Kitchen · 667 days ago
Got an 8-quart ceramic basket and a wireless meat probe that shuts heat off right when your roast hits target temp. It's easy to run via the app, though initial 450-degree burn-offs give off a strong plastic smell.
YouTube · Guide Nation · 667 days ago
Cooks wings and four slices of bread evenly across a wide flat basket using simultaneous top and bottom heating rings. You don't have to shake the drawer halfway through, and the mobile app lets you tweak preset temperatures and times easily. A built-in high-heat self-cleaning mode burns off stubborn grease splatters around the upper element. It's a bulky machine that hogs counter space, though, and the shallow clearance won't fit whole potatoes or thick steaks.
YouTube · Tom Horsman · 667 days ago
12-by-12-inch PFAS-free cooking surface, fits a full 12-inch pizza or a big batch of wings without stacking. Upper and lower heating elements brown food evenly so you don't have to flip anything mid-cook. Digital controls dial in up to 450 degrees fast, though the 2.5-inch vertical clearance can't handle tall roasts.
YouTube · Candid Clara · 667 days ago
Broad 12-inch shallow drawer with a bottom burner, cooks 32 wings in a single layer without tossing. Ceramic nonstick cleans easily, though the deep frame hogs counter space and the two-inch height won't fit thick cuts.
YouTube · NOOB'S KITCHEN · 667 days ago
Got a massive 12.5-inch flat square basket with dual heating elements, and it cooks frozen fries and chicken wings evenly without shaking. Runs much quieter than standard basket fryers even during high-heat crisping. Touch controls give you eight quick presets plus two dedicated self-cleaning modes to burn off baked-on grease. Still, the frame weighs nearly 20 lb and measures over 20 inches deep, so it's bulky and won't tuck into standard cupboards.
YouTube · Bob Diff · 667 days ago
Got dual top and bottom burners that deliver full 360-degree heating for even browning without flipping. Runs quietly around 55 decibels even on the highest air fry setting. Connects via Wi-Fi to customize presets, though it requires a 2.4 GHz network and the default toast mode doesn't brown bread enough on one run.
YouTube · Sprint Kitchen · 667 days ago
Runs top and bottom heating elements across a 12.6-inch square drawer, so you don't have to flip food mid-cook. High-heat self-cleaning burns off grease splatters, though the shallow two-inch height won't fit tall roasts.
YouTube · TheRoneReview · 667 days ago
Roasts a whole chicken evenly in the 6-quart glass bowl with 360-degree visibility and a manual temperature dial for fine tuning. That 6-quart glass vessel is heavy and awkward to lift when it's piping hot though.
YouTube · Meem Reviews & Tips · 667 days ago
Pushes strong downward convection airflow to turn out evenly browned meats and crispy roasted veggies. You get both a deep 6-quart glass container and a shallow 2.5-quart bowl fitted with ceramic-coated crisper plates. The modular heating frame adjusts height smoothly to seal over either bowl size. Sliding that heavy glass vessel into place can shove the whole frame backward on the counter though, so you'll need to brace the front bumper with one hand.
YouTube · Candid Clara · 667 days ago
Steps up capacity with a 5.7-liter glass bowl and a 2.3-liter dish while keeping a full view of your food as it crisps. High-velocity airflow browns food like a metal basket, and the thermal-resistant bowls include snap lids for the fridge. That fixed plastic base on the bowls doesn't come off though, trapping water during hand washing.
YouTube · Alex Hitt · 667 days ago
1800-watt glass air fryer with presets up to 450 degrees, browns pastries evenly without chemical coatings. Thick cold glass soaks up heat at the start though, so it's slower than metal baskets on frozen foods.
YouTube · Barry Lewis · 667 days ago
Cooks meals right inside heavy glass bowls that go straight from the counter to the dinner table. Integrated heat-proof feet on the power pod protect kitchen surfaces between batches, and the dishwasher-safe bowls and lids make cleanup easy. The heating pod is pretty heavy and awkward to lug around though, so it's not really travel-friendly.
YouTube · Freakin' Reviews · 667 days ago
Crisps tater tots inside a 4-quart glass dish with a 1500-watt pod, and snap lids let you store leftovers right in the bowl. The pod is heavy though, and it's noticeably top-heavy when seated on the big adapter.
YouTube · Bob Diff · 667 days ago
Fits up to 2 lb of chicken wings in the 4-quart glass bowl and cooks them crisp and evenly in about 30 minutes. Thermal-resistant borosilicate dishes go straight from freezer storage to high-heat air frying without cracking. You also get a smaller six-cup container that's great for toasted sandwiches and quick single-serve snacks. The display doesn't show actual temperature numbers though, leaving you with only preset mode names and a timer.
YouTube · Sprint Kitchen · 667 days ago
Reaches 450 degrees in seconds with a top heating pod that sits on thermal-shock-resistant glass bowls. Cooking inside thick borosilicate glass means you don't deal with peeling nonstick baskets while still browning frozen sides fast. The silicone feet on the crisper plates are fragile though, and they can tear off after repeated washes.
YouTube · Just A Dad Approved · 667 days ago
1500-watt top power pod with 4-quart and small borosilicate glass bowls, crisps burgers fast and goes straight to the fridge. You can't dial in exact temperatures though, since it only runs on four fixed presets.
YouTube · Candid Clara · 667 days ago
Got a spring-loaded heating frame that seals tightly over both 3.8-liter glass bowls so aromas never mix between zones. Independent controls let you bake in one dish while roasting in the other, and the clear glass gives a full view of browning. Cleanup is easy since the bowls go straight into the dishwasher. Those thick glass vessels are heavy to lift though, and the US version can't run both sides at maximum power at the same time.
YouTube · Stizz🐝 · 667 days ago
Clear 4-quart borosilicate glass bowls let you watch food brown without opening drawers and losing heat. Heat-safe rubber feet let the vessels sit right on the counter, and they go straight into the dishwasher without nonstick coating worries. At 30 lb though, it's super heavy and awkward to move across the kitchen.
YouTube · RoxTalks · 667 days ago
Cooks two dishes at once in separate 4-quart glass bowls with synced finish times and zero flavor crossover. It's a bulky footprint on the counter though, and those heavy glass bowls stay scorching hot.
YouTube · Just A Dad Approved · 667 days ago
Heats to 450 degrees on Max Crisp to brown a 2-lb bag of fries inside the roomy 6.5-quart basket, and silicone feet keep the tray locked in. The rear vent throws intense heat though, so it can't sit near walls.
YouTube · Just A Dad Approved · 667 days ago
1750-watt heater with a 5-quart square basket, crisps frozen fries in under twenty minutes with simple button controls. It doesn't have the 450-degree Max Crisp mode found on bigger models though, capping at 400 degrees.
YouTube · Poolarity - Life Hacks · 667 days ago
Fits easily on crowded countertops with a compact footprint and a 4.5-inch deep basket. Digital controls run from 105 up to 400 degrees for simple weeknight cooking, and the slick ceramic nonstick interior wipes down quickly without stubborn residue. That narrow, deep round shape has a real downside though. You're forced to stack food vertically instead of spreading it in a single layer, so batches won't brown evenly unless you shake the basket often.
YouTube · Just A Dad Approved · 667 days ago
Crisps frozen tater tots and fish fillets evenly in under ten minutes inside its 8.25-inch nonstick basket. The fan runs fairly quietly, and physical buttons make setting cook times effortless. You'll need to pull it away from the wall though, because the rear vent blasts hot exhaust air that can damage backsplashes.
YouTube · Joe's Phenomenal · 667 days ago
Pushes 1550 watts of rapid airflow through a compact 4-quart ceramic basket to crisp frozen sides fast while draining fat away. The glossy black plastic exterior scratches easily though, and it's a fingerprint magnet.
YouTube · Bob Diff · 667 days ago
Got a pizza-oven-style 12-by-12-inch ceramic basket that crisps wings, bacon, and calzones in a wide flat layer. It stays whisper-quiet across all 10 presets, and grippy rubber feet keep it planted on the counter. You can't trigger the self-cleaning mode from the front panel, though, so you're forced to use the phone app.
YouTube · The Barbecue Lab · 667 days ago
Wide 12-by-12-inch flat basket sears steaks and wings in a single layer while running at a quiet 59.6 decibels up to 450 degrees. Drawer height is only two inches, though, so it can't fit a whole chicken.
YouTube · Jangan Poyo · 667 days ago
Simple mechanical dials set heat up to 200 degrees, crisping fresh potato chips in 13 minutes with a starfish airflow base. You'll need to shake the basket manually, though, and the release button is easy to bump.
YouTube · D&M Ralph Creations and reviews · 667 days ago
Smart sensing tech detects how much food you load and sets time and heat automatically, crisping 700 grams of frozen fries in 11 minutes. A removable bottom mesh insert traps rendered grease and rinses clean without heavy scrubbing. The outer shell is pretty bulky, though, so it won't fit comfortably in tight kitchens.
YouTube · Selectos EN · 667 days ago
Recalculates cook time by load weight, using 2225 watts to finish 300 grams of fries in under 13 minutes. It's loud at 52 decibels, though, and scrubbing the multi-piece basket setup takes extra effort.
YouTube · AirfryDaily · 667 days ago
Twin TurboStar swirl plates at the bottom of the pan separate excess rendered fat from the circulating hot air. Popping out the removable mesh basket bottom makes scrubbing baked-on grease much easier after a roast. Still, the bulky housing eats up serious counter space, and it doesn't have the auto-sensing presets found on newer siblings.
YouTube · Mediosse HD · 667 days ago
Turns frozen potatoes crispy in 20 minutes without oil while the lower tray traps drippings cleanly. It's smoky on fatty meats, though, and the bulky basket parts hog most of a dishwasher rack.
YouTube · Samreen's Diary · 667 days ago
Crisps batches of samosas and fries evenly inside the 1.2-kilo basket, and the push-button release makes cleanup easy. The 0.8-meter cord is frustratingly short, though, and you can't use cheap extension cords.
YouTube · Hazel's Diary · 667 days ago
Roasts a whole marinated chicken to a crunchy, golden crust in 30 minutes using the built-in poultry preset. Pulling out the drawer mid-cycle pauses the heating element automatically so you can check progress safely. Slide the pan back in and it picks right back up without losing your timer settings. You'll still need to flip a full-sized bird halfway through, though, since bottom airflow alone doesn't crisp the underside skin as evenly.
YouTube · Darren Yeo - Tech & Reviews · 667 days ago
Fits a whole chicken comfortably inside the deep XL drawer and runs with remarkably low fan noise. Meals come out crisp in about 20 minutes, and the hardware hasn't skipped a beat after a year of heavy use. Scrolling down to low dehydrating temps takes lots of manual taps, though, and that's a bit tedious.
YouTube · Wunschgetreu - Reviews Made in Germany · 667 days ago
Delivers 2000 watts in a 30-by-30-centimeter body with molded grips and a 60 to 200 degree touchscreen. It's closer to 5.2 liters inside than 6.2, though, and the 80-centimeter cord is tight.
YouTube · Wunschgetreu - Reviews Made in Germany · 667 days ago
Got 2000 watts of heating power and Wi-Fi app controls on a compact 30-by-30-centimeter base. Real basket capacity is closer to 5.5 liters than 6.2, though, and the short cord isn't very flexible.
YouTube · Review Whizz · 667 days ago
Holds up well over the long haul, with the nonstick coating on both the basket and pan staying intact after nearly two years of weekly cooks. Manual temperature tweaks turn out crispy tofu, tempeh, and golden fries without sticking or flaking. Its compact 4.1-liter footprint tucks neatly into tight apartment counters and cleans up in minutes. The capacitive touch buttons are a bit finicky, though, and don't always register taps on the first press.
YouTube · Selectos EN · 667 days ago
Runs at a whisper-quiet 45 decibels from one meter away, making it easy to hold a conversation nearby. Responsive touch controls adjust heat quickly from 60 up to 200 degrees for everyday snacks. It doesn't have an automatic shake reminder beep, though, and thin fries needed three extra minutes past the preset to crisp.
YouTube · Finder - UK · 667 days ago
Roughly the size of a toaster, crisps fries to a deep golden crunch at 180 degrees in 22 minutes. The 4.1-liter basket tops out at two light portions and won't fit a 1.5-kilo whole chicken.
YouTube · Wunschgetreu - Reviews Made in Germany · 667 days ago
2200-watt power in an 8.3-liter basket, switches between two fan speeds and adapts cook times by food weight. It's a heavy, bulky machine that eats up serious counter space, so it won't fit small kitchens.
YouTube · Emciaa Kiełpińska · 667 days ago
Fits 1.4 kilos of chicken and veggies in its 7.2-liter basket, browning evenly while the NutriU app tracks cook times. It's a bulky unit, though, and needs plenty of rear clearance for hot exhaust.
YouTube · SmarthomeAssistent · 667 days ago
Got a huge 9.5-liter ceramic drawer that splits into 6.3-liter and 3.2-liter zones with a removable water tank for steaming. Steam only works in the larger side when divided, so you can't steam in both zones.
YouTube · Ultracooker EN · 667 days ago
Top-mounted water tank channels steam straight into the 6-liter drawer alongside dry air frying for tender results. Programming independent times with automatic sync finish is simple on the bright digital display. Still, steam doesn't work in the smaller 3-liter basket, and the front panel above the drawers gets hot at 70 degrees.
YouTube · Candid Clara · 667 days ago
Got dual-zone air frying plus steam injection in the main drawer, turning out juicy roast chicken and crispy sides. The steam-clean cycle loosens grease fast, though the QR manual links don't work.
YouTube · Ultracooker EN · 667 days ago
Stacks two 5-liter baskets vertically to save counter width while keeping the exterior sides cool at 36 degrees. Both drawers have comfortable handles and brown family batches evenly without swapping trays midway. Dishwasher-safe nonstick inserts rinse clean quickly after greasy roast cycles. The lower crisper grate holes are slightly wide, though, so shoestring fries can slip through. It also doesn't include a dedicated keep-warm button on the panel.
YouTube · Lazy AWESOME Dad · 667 days ago
Stacked 5-liter drawers with front viewing windows, cooks frozen pizzas and chicken goujons at a quiet 59 to 62 decibels. Toggled interior lights let you check crispiness without pulling the baskets and losing heat. You'll need at least 15 centimeters of rear clearance, though, because the back vents blast intensely hot air.
YouTube · Wunschgetreu · 667 days ago
Delivers 2750 watts with rear airflow and top heating elements in both 5-liter chambers for even browning. It's tall under cabinets, though, and the rear exhaust blows out serious heat.
YouTube · Farbod Sharifi · 667 days ago
2000-watt heating element with a roomy 7.2-liter basket, lets you lay family-sized portions flat up to 200 degrees. It's fast on meats, though the bulky footprint needs plenty of counter space.
YouTube · Ultracooker EN · 667 days ago
Got a bright viewing window and internal light that make tracking 6.2 liters of food effortless without opening the drawer. Tighter grid holes in the crisper tray keep thin fries from dropping through into the lower pan. Both the basket and insert are dishwasher-safe and clean up fast after greasy cooks. Touch controls feel a little laggy when tapping through menus, though. Separating the inner basket from the bulky outer pan isn't always smooth either.
YouTube · Wave Oven Recipes · 667 days ago
Runs at 1700 watts with a 6.2-liter capacity and heat settings ranging from 100 to 400 degrees. Sixteen presets and long timers on lower heat handle everything from slow dehydrating to quick crisping. Because of that heavy power draw, it'll trip shared kitchen breakers if you don't plug it into a dedicated circuit.
YouTube · Meem Reviews & Tips · 667 days ago
Rapid Air Plus bottom starfish design, circulates heat evenly while the front window lets you check browning. Still, the nested basket leaves an inch of dead space, and it's bulky at 17 inches deep.
YouTube · Wunschgetreu - Reviews Made in Germany · 667 days ago
Got 6-liter and 3-liter compartments with Rapid Air circulation, so you don't waste energy heating a huge drawer for solo portions. The glossy touch panel grabs fingerprints easily, and the 80-centimeter cord is tight.
YouTube · Lazy AWESOME Dad · 667 days ago
Pulls 2750 watts across two asymmetric drawers to crisp frozen burgers, salmon fillets, and a whole roast chicken evenly. The sync finish button automatically holds the shorter cook until both sides are ready to serve together. Cleanup is quick once the baskets cool down after dinner. Drawers slide out on basic friction rather than smooth glide rails, though, so they feel a bit stiff. The 80-centimeter power cord is also pretty short and doesn't reach distant wall outlets.
YouTube · Алёна в Ирландии · 667 days ago
Asymmetric 6-liter and 3-liter drawers, fits a full family meal without running multiple cooking rounds. Touch controls handle independent temperatures for both sides effortlessly. You'll want to use silicone liners or wash gently, though, since the nonstick coating can flake over time if scrubbed.
YouTube · mrbowlfish reviews · 667 days ago
Splits 9 liters across 6-liter and 3-liter drawers, running at 2750 watts with synced finish times for mains and sides. Usable basket space is tighter than the specs suggest, so you can't crowd large portions.
YouTube · Ultracooker EN · 667 days ago
Got a 6.2-liter basket with a lighted window that handles 800 grams of fries at 1700 watts. It's easy to wipe clean, though wide center rack holes let smaller fries slip through.