12-in-1 Air Fryer 5.8QT

Ninja is a giant, my kid has one. The other has the Breville AF Pro and I have a Cosori 10 in 1 (or something like that). All that said, I just read an review/endorsement of the Cuisinart AF for like 40-50% off. My in laws and nephew each have one of those and love them.

Our family has 3 Brevilles (I'm not one of them, I'm cheap and have a Cosori 12 in 1 which I like too), and loves them. Easy to use, great capacity, not over-engineered.

I’ve had a Cosori 5.5 L for a little over 4 years now and it’s been rock solid, no issues at all. Honestly, it’s one of my top 3 appliances in terms of everyday usefulness. Cleaning hasn’t been a problem either, but I do take care of it and clean it regularly. That said, I’ve definitely had moments where I wished I’d gone bigger, mainly when batch cooking or trying to fit a standard cake tin in there. I was quite interested in the Ninja Crispi Pro after seeing the reviews, but I couldn’t find it available in the UK. Anyway, really appreciate everyone’s inputs on this thread, super helpful 👍

I got the Cosori 12-in-1 with the detachable square basket and it's been great. The detachable basket really makes it way easier to dump your food out without making a mess, as well as easier to clean.

There are two of us, we started with a 4qt, as we got to using it more and more we were quite happy when the Cosari recall upgraded us to a 5.8qt.my partner has been wanting a second one for a while to make it easier to cook two different things at once, but our kitchen wiring currently wouldn't support a second one.

I can't remember what the first one was. Something I found cheap or something. The next one was a 4qt Cosari - loved. Then they did the recall and replaced it with 5.8qt. Loved it more. Just recently upgraded to a Nuwave Brio 7qt. We live the size and how uts easier to clean than the Cosari (although the newer model cosari ceramic units would be equally as easy). But, beyond that we don't live it more than the Cosari. I'd recommend either with the understanding that presets aren't great on either, but I found the presets easier to use (and adjust) on the Cosari. The Nuwave has more presets but the process to access them and limits in adjusting them make me rate the Nuwave lower on that category.

I just purchased a Chefman TurboFry Touch Digital Air Fryer with Removable Basket Divider. It's 7.6 quarts, simple digital controls, and around $100! Got it because my 3 year old Cosori 5.6 decided to give up the ghost. No bells or whistles, but also no manual dials like my first air fryer.