COSORI - Dual Blaze

Just bought the Cosori 6.8qt Dual Blaze. Heating elements top and bottom so you don't have to shake. Haven't used it yet, arrives tomorrow.

I've used this for a few months now. It is the best. I have no complaints. Easy to clean. Even cooking. Get one.

No, bottom element is under basket and so doesn't get dirty at all.

I switched from a smaller ninja one to cosori recently…first bought the dual blaze but didn’t really love the dual elements…I cook a lot of meat and found it smoked due to the heat on the bottom (you can get around this by using the broil function instead of air fry). It also just felt so giant on my counter and the display is kinda small. So I sent it back and got the turbo blaze and I’m happy. One it is MUCH quieter. That was a big factor for me. Even at 450 and max fan speed it’s quieter than any other air fryer I’ve had. I love the ability to hit 450 for fast cooking meat too. And the size is much better though you do lose a tiny bit of basket volume. I love the display and the sounds it makes are more pleasing. Very happy with my turbo blaze! The basket tray is a much better design too

Love my Cosori, it's been very reliable for the 2+ years we've been using it; when it does eventually retire, I'll be purchasing the Cosori dual blaze - the 450° degree ability appeals to me. Fyi: I know 3 different people who got rid of their french door type for being difficult to clean and not reaching high enough temp.

I like my 6.8 qt Cosori Dual Blaze. There are bigger air fryers but this one is reliable.

I am trying to decide between the Dual and Turbo and would like to hear about your opinion :) Why did you choose against Dual blaze, could you please share?

I had the same issue with Dual blaze and returned it.

Please write back when you have your experience with the Turbo Blaze. I am trying to decide between the Dual and Turbo and would like to hear about your opinion :)

Thanks for sharing. In case it helps you: I already got a dual blaze after a long time of research. Specifically went for dual blaze because of the duality of the elements. But, I can confirm that (similar to the other's experience that you can find online), I do not think the below element is doing much. At least I did not see a gigantic "roasting/frying" underneat my foods. Most (if not all) of the fried side was the top, nothing below. The touch screen of my dual blaze had a problem, so I returned it. Now, I am thinking about choosing between the two again.

My take: Buy a quality larger unit, better air circulation and room for a decent meal for two. I have both an oven and basket style but for your first, I'd recommended a basket style unit. The oven style is fine but the basket style air frys much faster and hotter imo. Something like a Cosori Dual Blaze will get you going.

i use the cosorio dual blaze. The top burner i dont think is as strong, but i seriously never have to toss or flip the food.

We've been using a Cosori for a few years now, about 4 times a week. This is the model we have: https://www.amazon.com/COSORI-Functions-Elements-Preheating-Dishwasher/dp/B09BJHB2BD/ One thing I really like about it is that there are heating elements on the top and bottom, so no need to flip anything.

My brother has that one I got the COSORI Air Fryer Dual Blaze, 6.8 Qt which I prefer but it may be just because I'm so used to mine

I have the Dual Blaze (and had a Ninja before it). The Dual Blaze is no harder to clean than any other AF. Love mine. Most used appliance in my Kitchen.

I have a Cosori Dual Blaze. Plenty large & 2 burnera, WiFi, & Alexa & Google Home compatible, and usually a top Amazon seller. I’d wait until 10/8 to get it though.

I have the Cosori Dual Blaze. You don’t need to flip as much, or at all with certain things. [https://a.co/d/0BF3ShC](https://a.co/d/0BF3ShC)

After hours of reading and watching videos I ended getting [the Cosori Dual Blaze](https://a.co/d/gYoe3QQ). It has two burners: one above and one below the basket. Absolute game changer imo.

I have two Cosori air fryers, the dual blaze and the Pro II. I think they are very good high quality and would recommend Cosori. There is only one thing I dislike about the dual blaze and that is the grill plate. The two holes in the middle allow smaller items, like fries to fall through during cooking. Not a huge problem though and could probably be mitigated by using a basket liner. I have watched a YouTube video on the turbo blaze and it got high praise, I just got the dual because it was on sale and the bottom heating element was intriguing.

I love my Dual Blaze! No preheating and always consistent. Cleans like a charm and the basket is huge!

Go for the cosori dual blaze! Not having to turn or shake the food is really nice. You can also connect it to the vesync app for creating your own programs and getting push notifications when the food is done. It's also very small for such a big basket size.

I have the cozori dual blaze, it's awesome, I highly recommend it. It's a bit difficult to clean, but that seems to be the case with most air fryers. Go for the dual blaze! You won't regret it.

We just switched from Cosori Dual Blaze to a Typhur Dome. Mainly because the dome is ceramic rather than non-stick. The amount of cooking area is fantastic. It’s super quiet and even without the bottom element some foods will start browning on the underneath. Plus it goes up to 450. Loving it. Only downside is the lack of depth.

Just watched a vid comparing the dual blaze with turbo blaze. The bottom heating element looks intriguing, but it’s also in a place where a little one might stick their hand on the element if it’s low enough. The turbo uses slightly less power, but cooks just as fast in comparison. I just got mine less than a week ago. It’s super easy to clean, and no smell even on the test run.

Corsi Dual Blaze is awesome. Love mine...can't imagine my life without it. Use it daily.

Love my dual fryer Blaze! Had an issue a year in with the basket...Corsi replaced it the entire unit. Would buy again in a heartbeat.

Their air fryer is a beast (the dual blaze). I am trying it and it’s heaven.

We love the turbo blaze! However, if we were to buy a second one, we'd go with the dual blaze. Would be a nice quality of life to have it cook things on both sides as to not have to shake or turn things. The reality is that both have pluses and minuses. While the dual blaze is probably better, we're very happy with our turbo blaze.  Things going for the turbo blaze are the max heat at 450, the fast heating, and the grill that is super easy to clean and stands firmly in place, unlike the dual blaze. However, for everyday cooking of everything, it must be nice to have things cook on both sides at once.

I've been using mine daily for 2 years. Here's my review. --- It's perfect. seriously. I have no issues at all with it. ridiculously easy cleaning. fires up to temp in a minute. consistent AF.

I was influenced to buy the Cosor from the youtube Pro Home Cooks. Here's the wing recipe I used. For cleanup, you can simply put the bucket and rack in the dishwasher. [https://www.youtube.com/shorts/i0eeJv\_eWrk](https://www.youtube.com/shorts/i0eeJv_eWrk)

That's my favorite part.

The Cosori dual blaze is amazing. Yeah, it could suffer from those same issues of no airflow on the bottom, but the lower burner completely removes that. I’ve only ever owned a Cosori, this is my second since 2018, and I’ve used them very nearly every meal. But I’ve used friends’ air fryers of other types, toaster oven style, ninja dual basket, ninja single. Nothing compares to Cosori.

If you’re dropping up to $300 on an air fryer, you’re in prime territory for getting something that’ll genuinely make your life easier (and make you wonder why you didn’t upgrade sooner). The Breville smart oven air fryer is definitely a high end choice. It’s basically an air fryer + toaster oven hybrid, so if you want something that looks sleek and does more than just air frying then go for this! But if you want a straight up air frying powerhouse, the Ninja foodi dualzone is AMAZING. Two independent baskets mean you can cook different foods at different temps at the same time (no more waiting for round two of fries!). The Cosori dual blaze is is also really nice. It has heating elements on both the top and bottom so you don’t even need to flip your food mid cook. I actually came across [this post](https://www.reddit.com/r/airfryerhacks/comments/1izsvbo/confession_my_air_fryer_might_be_my_soulmate/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button) that breaks down different models and why an air fryer is pretty much a kitchen essential. Might help you narrow things down!

An excellent brand, we use ours constantly and have had it for years. I especially recommend the Dual Blaze model since it has two separate heating elements .

I have the Cosori Smart Air Fryer Dual Blaze and an older Cosori Pro 2 Oven/Air Fryer. Dual Blaze Positives - Huge size - Relatively low profile compared to other air fryers considering the size - “Grates” are much easier to clean than traditional basket in a basket model. - Alexa integration is kinda fun. But, it’ll be much better when it can load the brats and fries from the freezer and jump in the dishwasher after cooking cycle is done! Dual Blazer Negatives - The grates, which replaced baskets, are much easier to clean, but can’t really be “poured” on to plates like the baskets could. Nitpicky, I know, but something I noticed. - The bottom burner does tend to just char droppings and depending on what you’re cooking, can cause more smoke and smell than older models.

i have the dual blaze,so there is a heating element at the bottom. most of the time I don't bother with the grate so I just have one thing to clean.

I have the dual blaze and it is the best air fryer I've ever used. However it occasionally gets stuck starting and stopping over and over until I unplug it. There's no damage to the unit that I know of. I don't believe I'm the only one this has happened to either.

I have the Dual Blaze. Wings and such come out crispier than most friend's I have tried. However, the tray is very hard to clean. And despite the dual blaze (heating element on top and bottom) you still need to flip your food half way through if you can. But stuff always comes out very crunchy.

yep, no flipping is a good thing and I therefore chose the DualBlaze. Had it for 3 weeks and happy with it. BTW, I also like the App - the recipes are varied and can be programmed to the fryer / find the app timer & notifications useful plus can be linked to Alexa too. And better and bigger than the Xiaomi we previously had. And mine was EUR 125 on Amazon.de

It’s very easy to clean and as you pull out the drawer there is no way for anything to fall on the heating elements…

I’ve had the dual blaze for a few weeks now. Everything always cooks thru well and thoroughly. App syncing ability, no pre heat, shaking, or flipping sold me. Plus when I searched what’s the best air fryer on reddit, it came up as number 1.

I have the COSORI Blaze and I use it almost daily. Love it

It is my first and only so far. No problems with it other than a recall a couple of years back. But what don't get recall these days. I like that it works with alexa and use it daily. Unless you get a lemon, you will not go wrong with getting one.

I used to have a cosori countertop one which was fine but definitely not BIFL. Just moved and new house has in induction range where the oven includes a convection oven which works beautifully as an air fryer and feels pretty sturdy like a well made oven that will last many years

I have both, Ninja oven style, Cosori basket style.  I quit using the oven style 6 months ago. Oven style:  Basically a small oven.  Only thing it does better is larger pizza, more cookies.  It heats from top and bottom, so no flipping.  Has window so you can watch stuff burn. More "stuff" gets spattered on all 6 sides, including more fragile heating elements ("stuff" hard to or won't clean off).  Can get hot on top.  No non-stick. Basket style:  Better/stronger circulation. Food cooks faster & gets crisper. It's MUCH easier to clean non stick surfaces (1 minute after each use).  Fan is quieter (at least on my Cosori Turbo).  A cheap toaster is a must.  My Cosori was half the price of the Ninja, does a much better job, and takes up less countertop space.