COSORI - Turbo Blaze 9-in-1 6QT

Don't buy the kind that looks and works like a toaster oven. These don't cook as well as the basket type and are hell to clean. Buy the type with a large basket and one that will heat up to 450°F. I have this one and love it. It's easy to use and clean and I get good results. https://a.co/d/bBn58e5

1) Big Boss Air Fryer 16QT - my first air fryer that I bought around 2016 or so. Still more versatile and reliable than all the other air fryers I have/had. The only downside is it's too large. Best for cooking for a family, not personal. 2) Cosori 9-in-1 6QT 3) the Ninja air fryer mentioned above

I love my Cosori Turboblaze. The nonstick aspect is WAY better than my prior Gourmia which became a non-nonstick in a year.

We bought a Turboblaze a year ago July. Under warranty we had the crisper plate replaced (non-stick failure) after about 6 months. Then the basket about a month after that. Then the entire unit in July. A large crack appeared in the top of the cooker and the touch screen stopped working. In each instance Cosori was amazing at getting the replacement to us in record time. Their customer service was excellent. After the final failure of the device itself we said screw it and went with a Typher Dome 2. I still have the replacement Turboblaze sealed in the box it was shipped in. Not sure what I will do with it. All that being said, we use the air fryer daily. So it sees a lot of use. We loved it. Other than the aforementioned issues it was an excellent air fryer. We also know a number of folks that have the Turboblaze and have had no issues whatsoever. Sometimes you just get a lemon or one that was built on a Monday or a Friday. It's an awesome looking air fryer as well. Feature wise I only wish it did not have a button to open the basket and I wish it had a flip reminder.

So far my Cosori 6qt is working out great

This is what I bought last year and I love it. Upgraded from an off brand air fryer I bought 7-8 years ago and it’s been much better. I put the rack and basket in the dish washer but only started doing so recently. Mainly I’m just lazy lol, it’s easy enough to wash by hand if you’re worried about it.

I have the Turboblaze too. I use the crisper tray for everything except browning ground beef. If I make something that generates a lot of dripping fat or has a marinade, I put a parchment liner under the tray, so I still have airflow, but maje cleaning a little easier.

We have the Cosori Turboblaze and absolutely love it. Before that we had a small Philips and a Philips XXL. The Cosori is whisper quiet compared to those, it's lighter, has a bigger basket and cooks better. We like it so much we bought a second one too.

On models that have a crisper tray, you can. Look up some pictures of the Cosori Turboblaze to see what I mean.

I have the same one in a light mint-ish green! We love it!

My husband and I absolutely love the [Cosori Air Fryer](https://amzn.to/41v1FSZ)! It’s the best we’ve used, super affordable, and doesn’t give off any weird smells while cooking, which has been a game-changer for us. I couldn’t be more satisfied!

The largest size you can affort and you can make room for on your counter top, is the one you should get. An airfryer cant get too large for use, but it really can get too small! If you can get a 6qt within that, you'll be golden for most things. Now consider what you think you will be cooking, because you can get taller ones or wider ones. The wider ones can have trouble fitting a whole chicken in the height, however, the taller ones can't cook as much at once - or at least it should be shaken more often - because it wil be in layers. There is also the question if you should a basket model or a toaster oven looking thing. Most people are happy with the basket, but they are different in what they can do. And then there is also the question if you think you will need an airfryer with two drawers or compartments, or just the one. No idea what to advice there. I have the Cosori 6qt, it's a wonderous beast, holds a lot and doesn't take up a whole lotta space, and in any case, easy to put away, as I do, because I have zero counter space for it. If you have no idea if you would like an airfryer or what you'd do with it, I'd say go large, at least 4.5qts, go drawer style, go for a brand with a name mentioned in these pages. You can't go wrong. If you ever will want to get rid of it, it is because you never use it, or because you use it constantly and now you know you will want to upgrade it. But don't skimp on a small no-name model, if you can avoid it. You will not have the full experience. A good airfryer can be used to cook real food of all sorts (except soups and curries, ofc) and you should do that.

Get the largest model you have room for on your counter top. Any airfryer, even the small ones, take up plenty counter space, and a big one won't be that much more than a small one anyway. However, a larger airfryer is simply better than a small one, and the size of the meal is secondary. I'd say a 6l as many others advice. And as others still I'll also recommend width over height, although you should know that a whole chicken in my cosori turbo blaster is sometimes just a little too big for the height. It's a very good airfryer and it works and turns out great still, but some are even lower than mine. In any case, get a bigger size of you have room. A small one is really just a fries or nugget bucket, it won't cook meals for you, even if it is just you. But maybe it's fine. Many people started with a small one and upgraded. So just be ready to upgrade. It's not silly to start somewhere small, just don't expect too much. Size really matters! And as with people, it's the inside that count, in this regard.