COSORI - Turbo Blaze 9-in-1 6QT

I have the Cosori Turbo Blaze and I love it, my favorite appliance except maybe my coffee maker. Cosori is easy to use, works great and is easy to clean.

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!

I kust got a Cosori Turbo Blaze 6qt for $58 from Amazon. It's very nice.

Same here - Cosori 6qt. Looked at a lot, love it. Having a 450 temp is great for steaks. Also a very quick cook all around. $85 on Amazon. Best cooking gimmick we have purchased, 2nd air fryer. Love it.

Just bought one at target myself. Great price and not Amazon ftw.

i got the cosori 6qt (#7 on this list) partially as it was noted to be quiet, and it really is. not like it's not there, but it's an amount of noise that'd likely never bother anyone. and a pretty pleasant fan, too. no whining pitches, just air rush. it's my first, though, no telling how it is compared to the others people responded with

I use mine every day too, usually multiple times a day. I've not owned one of the all in one ovens but I can't imagine finding it more useful than my air fryer - 6 qt Cosori. I actually need a new range due to one burner staying stuck on and one burner not heating fully. I use it so much less now with the air fryer that I just decided to buy a single induction cooktop. I'll keep saving and buy a new range later.

I have a six quart Casori Turboblaze. It's big enough to do everything I use it for. I know people who have gotten an air fryer that is too small and they often do not like the air fryer and don't find it that useful. Some only ever try using it to reheat food and complain that it's slower than a microwave. I think I would not go any smaller than six quarts.

Cosori person, myself. Love it. Period.

Cosori Turbo Blaze 6 quart working amazing for me. I got the one with the smart features (can use an app on your phone to control it) but I haven’t used those yet. I may never use them, so save some money and get the regular one.

So far my Cosori 6qt is working out great

I have this one, and I love it. Currently on sale as well. I use it every day, and the non-stick tray is holding up fairly well. I just wash it after I'm done using it. [Cosori Air Fryer ](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C33CHG99?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title)

I haven’t cleaned my heating element yet so I am unsure. I have only had it since September

I really like my 6qt Cosori Turboblaze. It's quiet, and you can change the temp in all the presets.

Just got the cream color Cosori Turboblaze from Target a couple of weeks ago. Works great, is quiet, has a 2 year warranty and great customer service, so I'm happy with my purchase.

I have one too, and it’s amazing! I’ve been absolutely loving it.

Yes. Or greaseproof paper. I've used both. The turboblaze makes great toast btw on the 5 minute grill preset. I've now given away my toaster.

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

I just upgraded from a Gourmia to a Cosori Turbo Blaze and love it

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

I just upgraded from a Gourmia to the Cosori Turbo Blaze and love it

Another vote here for Corsori TurboBlaze. I previously owned 2 cheap air fryers and while they did the job, they let a lot to be desired when it came to fit and finish.

Cosori Turboblaze is wonderful. We live it so much, we have 2.

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've had a Cosori fir most of a month now and absolutely love it. We have the Turboblaze.

It's very quiet. We are two people and it is the perfect size.

Cosori Turboblaze. Absolutely love it and use it to cook for 2.

I second this! We love the turboblaze so much we have 2. We previously had a smaller Philips from 2016 and a Philips XXL from around 2020. Compared to those, the Turboblaze is so very quiet. It is also very easy to clean both bucket and crisper plate. Compared to the XXL it is also lighter. The Turboblaze goes up to 225C and cooks really well.

I've owned Philips and now have a Cosori Turboblaze. The Cosori is much better IMHO. It's very quiet compared, easy peas to ckean and cooks like a dream. It also goes all tge way up to 450F/230C.

I have the Cosori Turbo Blaze. It's large for a basket style but 6 plus quarts is still smaller than what you're considering. Tell me more about the Cosori with a burner on it. I can't find it and it sounds really intriguing. I considered the countertop oven style but I thought they would require a lot more cleaning, but that was just my thought and I look forward to reading folks comments on here.

It's definitely interesting but wow, it's a lot of money! When I was scrolling their products I totally missed that it had a burner option. They don't highlight that at all. Yet if I was in a tiny apt or something, that would be a major feature. My concern would be the back heating element looks like a rough texture. When I scrolled down and saw accessories it has a spatter guard that looks like that's what is on the back. That'll be a mess to clean but the rest of it looks smooth and probably easy to clean. Also, it doesn't have a top heating element. I don't know how much that would effect what you usually cook but I love my personal size pizzas and I think the top heating element has a lot to do with how yummy the cheese and pepperoni get. I hope a lot of experienced users chime in with their reviews! Just fyi, I bought my Cosori when they were having a sale on their website and it was 30 dollars off. Maybe watch their website between now and Christmas in case they have special sales over the holidays, especially tomorrow. But even so, the price isn't going to be equal to the Gourmia. I've been air frying for years and use it almost daily. Either way, you'll love it. There's almost nothing you can't cook in an air fryer except for sauces and coffee. 😉I use a burner occasionally, mostly for eggs and browning hamburger, but I cook almost everything with my air fryer and steam veggies, sauces and cook pasta in my microwave.

Oh they last, I just use them so much. Well, my Gowise didn't last long and then I went to a Vortex XL. I had that one for years. I've had the Cosori Turboblaze about two years and love it. All the air fryers I've had except the GoWise worked very well. I've been air frying since 2016. I think they're worth it.

Cosori - 6 qt perfect size

Love mine! 6 quart Turbo Blaze

I have the Cosori 9-1 6qt turbo blaze for 3 weeks now and absolutely love it. The settings are easy to follow, the temperature setting goes to 450 degrees. It’s easy to clean also. It comes with a recipe book too.

I paid $85 Amazon had a sale

[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C33CHG99?ref=ppx\_yo2ov\_dt\_b\_fed\_asin\_title](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C33CHG99?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title) Bought this and LOVE IT

The Cosori 6qt Turbo has been fine for 2, I would think 3 would also work easily.

Not sure how to post a picture and a comment together, so here's the comment. Just got the urge while in Target.  5% less than Amazon sale and a color! (Didn't know they came other than black).  Can't wait to try. Boy is it quiet! Can tin foil be put under the rack?

Curious if people use the rack with the rubber feet, or just use the bucket.  I think I've read either is good.  I can't see how air flow would be much different without it.

Decided it's a keeper!  WAY easier to clean!  I cut heavy duty aluminum foil to 9"x9" sheets, trimmed corners to rounded, and pressed into radius at bottom. Grill plate on top.  Only thing to clean is grill plate, which washes right off.  Chicken is crispier and cooks quicker.  Love the different fan speed for baking & warming (you can do "light" stuff that won't blow around). Bought this that fits with air space around sides (I didn't have any pans that would fit): https://a.co/d/gPAE2OT  Also bought an olive oil spray bottle and Costco olive oil.  Couldn't be happier.

Fan starting to get noisy, not easy to clean, especially the wire basket, the Cosori takes up less counter space (although bought a plain old toaster to add).  From what I've read about the Cosori, it frys better.  Time will tell (not getting rid of the Ninja for at least a month of testing).

The flip has it's perks.  I haven't cooked enough to know better yet, but just cooked some beef nachos: laid in a piece of foil with "pull handles", put chips in, beef cheese on top, baked at 320, 3 minutes.  Came out great!  Although the flip will hold a lot more and spread out, so it wins. I'm sure it wins on pizza too.  But veggies, meat, fries, nuggets, I think the basket style will win.  Wins cleaning for sure!  Just wish the grill plate had a small handle on each side.... would be a nice accessory.

That's one I looked at. I watched videos on both, they're both great.  I just didn't think the Ninja was worth $60 more. I personally don't think anything is "toxic free".  If I can survive the next 4 years, I can survive a Cosori appliance.

Actually for the Cosori. The Ninja is getting cleaned up and sold if the Cosori works out.  I meant at the bottom of the basket, so only the insert would need cleaning.

Beer pirates are a bit trashy too.  When $90 Chinese works as well as $200 American... Look what we have in the WH, seems half of America loves trashy.

I don't see that model at Amazon, what size is it?  I'm very happy with my Cosori turbo 6qt. from Target.

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.

Depends on the air fryer.  I have a Cosori Turbo that cooks faster than most directions recommend.  I use recommended temperatures, but knock 25% off time. Cosori has an app with many recipes with instructions for the specific model, they tend to be accurate.

No, the Cosori recipes are fine.  I'm talking frozen food or Internet recipes.  If it calls for 20 minutes, I cook 15 minutes and see how it looks.  Once in a while it needs another minute or two.

I’m a huge Cosori fan. I have their turbo blaze model and use it every day!

I love my Cosori 6 quart!

I have just spent the last 2 weeks overanalyzing every single air fryer 😂 so I hope I can help you a bit.  After careful analysis, we went with the Cosori Turboblaze.   The result? We're beyond charmed. We love it so much and use it all the time. The game changers for us were the ability to go to 450F, the new and improved DC motor which really heats quickly and well, and the reduced counter space it takes. Oh, and it looks great too. Can't believe we lived for so long without an air fryer, hahaha. Go for it.

I am going to give back the Dual Blaze for the Turbo Blaze. The double resistance is quite useless, while the 24h timer and 30 - 230°C range is awesome. Also, the Turbo blaze has stronger, quiter, smaller fan motor, that can be modulated. And you con dry or slow cook things: I love reverse searing...

I have been using cosori 6qt for two weeks, I am very satisfied

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

I have the Cosori Turbo Blaze and love it.

Peak advice. Just got the Cosori turbo blaze for 119€

Damn, usual price is 180€ here 💀

I bought the Cosori 6 qt fryer on Amazon for $90. Used it today for the first time. Made tater tots. Zucchini and a leftover piece of store bought fried chicken. Spritzed a with canola oil. Season the half inch slices of Zucchini with salt, pepper and Italian seasoning. Seasoned the tater tots with salt and pepper. The chicken was actually crisper and better than it was fresh at the store. The tater tots were golden brown. The Zucchini was done but still firm. I preheated to 400 F degrees and air fried at 400 degrees F for 10 minutes. Thanks for all the help!

I am new to Air frying. But a few days ago I bought a 6 qt Cosori off of Amazon for $90. It seems to have the ability to cook the meats and veggies. Not sure if this or any is the correct appliance for cooking sauces. But I am quite happy with my choice. I is larger than I expected. I think a bit too large is better than a bit too small. It is large enough to cook a full meal of meat, potato and vegetable.

I have Cosori TurboBlaze, and it's awesome

It depends, what you're using it for. I have a family of four and do mostly sides in it (Wedges, Veggies,...). The Capacity of my Cosori Turbo Blaze is just big enough for that. I wouldn't go smaller. It has roughly the same surface as the Gourmia, but less depth. So the Gourmia would fit a bigger chicken. If you plan to do complete dishes and have the space in the kitchen, I'd go for a dual drawer. You can use different temperatures on them.

I have cosori turbo blaze and love it

I have the cosori turbo blaze and love it 

Just went through this, decided on the newer Cosori Turboblaze, was weighing it between that and the Dualblaze, went with the Turboblaze due to the price difference (165 vs 250CAD) I think honestly at the end of the day most of the top reviewed fryers will perform relatively the same, just pick one with the features you like most I really wanted the double basket Ninja but after a lot of reviews mentioning that the cooking time is crippled when using both baskets I decided against it, kind of defeats its entire purpose

I had the Xiaomi for some days. Liked it for the wlan connection and app. Returned it fo a Cosori Turboblaze because of the very good reviews and for the little bigger basket. The basket of the urboblace is about 24cm x 24 cm. I don't know it exactly anymore, but I thinkt the Xiaomi was about 21/22 cm in square. I remember that half of a spaghetti pumpkin fitted into the Turboblaze basket and not in the Xiaomi ;-) I miss the wlan connection on my Turboblaze a bit, but I wouldn't want to go back to the Xiaomi.

After looking at reviews for a long time, i went with the Instant Vortex Plus. Was that or the Cosori Premium II Plus. Turbo blaze was more than double the proce where i live (not US) on black friday otherwise that wouod have been an option (design, temp and variable motor but missing viewing window), but did not want to sacrifice the viewing window and light + i prefer the design of the Instant A LOT over the Cosori Premium. The Turbo blaze is very nice though.

I would recommend the Cosori Turbo Blaze. It should meet all of your needs. For sauces or other liquid dishes I would recommend the purchase of a ceramic dish to carry the liquid inside of the air fryer's basket. You can buy this model off of the Cosori web site for $89 with free shipping and as an added bonus you can get an additional 15% off of the $89 price on the web site as a new customer to bring your total to $75. An excellent value. We love ours.

My original Instant vortex recently died. I ran out, and bought a Gourmia from Costco that really performed poorly vs my old Instant Vortex. It did so poorly I won't even mention it here. I decided to test out a few of the top recommended Air Fryers in the $100 price range, and for the past week my house has been full of air fryers. TL/DR I chose the Cosori Turbo blaze Here are my findings. Instant Vortex plus Pros: Insanely quiet. Several times I had to double check if it was even on. Window for monitoring food. Even cooking. Very intuitive settings, with a nice knob for adjustments. Aesthetically pleasing to look at. Best non stick coating I have tested Cons: 400 degrees maximum heat doesn't cut it in 2024 Mandatory preheat is still very annoying. (They force you to wait 4 minutes until it begins cooking cycle) Pretty large height barely fit in my space. Cosori Turbo Blaze. Pros: The DC motor isn't hype, this thing gets hot very fast. 450 degree heat is very nice to have. No mandatory preheat, but yet has a preheat button if you have the time. Very compact, yet spacious. Not as quiet as the Instant, but probably half as loud as my original air fryer. Fantastic cooking results, and by far the best browning. Cons No window. Annoying settings buttons that are very unresponsive Plain Jane Aesthetic. While quiet, the pitch of the sound is the most prevalent of all the air fryers I have tested Most smelly initial burn off of all (has all but gone away after 10+ cooks) Which one stays Cosori Turbo blaze wins the spot in my kitchen. The instant wins every category ease of use, sound, looks, window etc, but the food out of the Cosori is much better IMHO. I cooked a few challenging dishes side by side in both. Chicken wings, the Cosori finished 7 minutes faster with much crisper skin. Being able to bump to 450 made all the difference in finishing the wings. From raw frozen chicken tenders, Cosori was the only one to get a decent crispy on the outside before the internal temp got too high. Last night I made Tofu. I decided to make the playing field even. I set both 2 400, and did the optional pre heat on the Cosori. I set both to 20 minutes, but the Cosori reached my optimal level of crisp in just about 11 minutes, with the Instant taking about 16-17 minutes and not being as evenly cooked. I really prefer the Instant AF, but the food quality of the Cosori won me over, and it is going back.

I was really surprised that there was this big of a gap between it and the Vortex. Without side by side testing it would have been hard to judge, but wow I am amazed at how quick, and well the Cosori cooks.

I still have to get used to it. Tried a roast 3 times (only a small one bc single) and even though temperature showed it should be done, the roast still was not completely done. Tried once with aluminum foil, but quite the same effect. French fries instead are perfect, but don't want to eat fries all the time 😁 Yes, I know, Veggy stuff can be used for AF as well. Just haven't been too much into it/cooking in general lately.

Difficult to clean? /Adapted as I ajve Turbo Blaze not Dual Blaze Get out the food, let it cool down, take out the baseplate/rack (which has rubber-feet so doesn't scratch the surface of the Cosori) Take out the basket and the rack and put into Dishwasher and let it do the work. After cleanjng take out, shake basket to get rid of excess water, let it dry a bit before putting pack in into Air fryer. Be ready to make your next great dish with the Cosori Turbo Blaze. (Wrote Dual Blaze before, but that's wrong, I have the Turbo Blaze. My bad, it's early, I haven't had any coffee >.< Easy af for an AF ;)

Sorry - I have the Turbo Blaze. That one is easier to clean, than the Dual Blaze

just recently bought the Turbo Blaze, and I am loving it! More powerful than the Bella Pro it replaced. It's frequently on special at Amazon US for $67+tax, which is what I paid.

The Cosori Turbo Blaze is superb. It's my 3rd air fryer and is significantly better than my previous 2. It has a square basket, is incredibly quiet and despite the 6 litre capacity, has a pretty small footprint so doesn't take too much space

We buy small 'personal pizzas' from the supermarket and it cooks them nicely, but the base doesn't really get crisp. They aren't frozen though. It does have a setting for frozen food though.

I haven't tried any of the ones you mentioned I'm afraid. I previously had a different Cosori (can't remember the model) and a no name one from Lidl. $290 is crazy - I paid €130 for the turbo blaze

It's a worthy dream. I've sidestepped the issue by cooking a second personal pizza while I'm eating the first.

Watch you tube videos - Cathy at Empowered Cooks has done lots of videos on various brands - quite informative. Her latest preference was the Cosori Turboblaze. I got one for $85 on Amazon on prime day - I think they are still on sale but price is $89. If you watch her videos she shows the size of various models, the insides, and does comparison cooking of things like French fries, bacon, toast, cookies, etc so you can have kind of a visual before you buy - she reviews multiple brands - Instant, ninja, cosori (pro le, dual blaze, turbo blaze) dual basket model, oversized basket model. She liked the basket models better than the shelf style and explains why. There are many others in you tube that do comprehensive reviews/comparisons as well.

I got a Cosori CAF-DC601-KUS on Amazon last week for $90. I’ve cooked a whole chicken, steaks, fried mozzarella, chicken tenders, floured chicken thighs, and marinated boneless chicken thighs. Each cook has been fabulous. The whole chicken was the best. The air fryer works incredibly well. Has a two year warranty and goes up to 450 Fahrenheit. Most of the cooking greatness goes to the air fryer physics in general. So far a great device!

Jumping in to share my experience since I’ve been using the Cosori TurboBlaze for almost a year now — honestly, it’s been a game-changer for our busy household! I was torn between Breville (so sleek!) and Cosori, but here’s why I’d recommend the TurboBlaze if you’re prioritizing practicality: 1. Spacious but not bulky: The 6-qt size is perfect for my family of 3. I regularly cook 4 chicken breasts and a side of Brussels sprouts in one go. Even fits a small whole chicken if I arrange it right! 2. No guesswork with temps/time: The presets (especially “Air Fry” and “Roast”) are surprisingly accurate. My sweet potato fries come out crispy every time, and my 12-year-old can safely use the “Frozen Foods” button for his after-school snacks. 3. Cleaning is a breeze: I’ve had zero issues with the nonstick coating — a quick soak with warm soapy water and it wipes clean. Way better than my old Philips (which always had crumbs stuck in crevices). 4. Quieter than expected: Compared to my mom’s Ninja, this one doesn’t sound like a jet engine. I can actually hear my podcast while it’s running! Only con? The exterior gets a little warm, but nothing alarming. Got mine on Amazon for $100 during a Prime Day deal, and it’s held up through daily use. If you want something fuss-free that just *works*, this is it!

I only have the Cosori Turboblaze, the reason i picked it after doing many research is that it is the biggest size i can get, and most importantly the tray is flat, which makes it very easy to clean

I can’t speak to the Ninja one but I bought the Cosori Turbo one about 6 weeks ago. I haven’t tried to dehydrate anything yet, but I’m anxious to get started on that too, when my garden is ready. It’s great, easy to clean, and easy to use.

I went with Corsori Turboblaze since it goes up to 450, and figured basket style would be easier to clean than grill style. I've always heard oven style just don't do as well. People around here liked AF steaks and I didn't from my Ninja Foodi (pressure cooker air fryer one, not the grill), so I wanted a hot one. Fan is much faster and hotter, so I really like steaks in the Corsori now. Sear isn't the sand as cast iron, but the fat is crispy and delicious, and it's mostly hands off. Fry at 450, flip, repeat, measure temp and keep going or rest. Time depends on thickness and level of defrosted. I like medium, and don't mind even warmer. If you're a medium rare person, you can try using thicker or from frozen steaks. An air fryer grill would probably be even better for sear, but more nooks to clean.

I just bought my first air fryer, the Cosori Turbo Blaze. Like it a lot, but who doesn’t like something new. They just came out with a new model that has two independent baskets on top of each other. Still relatively compact due to their design decision to put the controls on top. The base one now has an additional heating element under the basket. It’s much more expensive than the Turbo Blaze, I hope it’s just the introduction price. I wanted to buy the Breville oven style air fryer, because of the looks and being stainless steal instead of coated baskets. All the users claiming oven style can’t compete with baskets when it comes to air frying pushed me to the Cosori. I might cook yummy things with both.

I have the Ninja with 2 baskets. I also have a single basket Cosori. I like both of them. Cosori just wasn't big enough. The only thing I don't like with the Ninja is that it doesn't have a preheat function. You can preheat, but just have to do it manually. Easier with the Cosori. I am happy with both of them. Just depends on if you want to cook 2 different things at once. I often make fish or chicken in one basket and veggies in the other.

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 the turboblaze and love it. Performs way better than my previous Instant Vortex.

I have a TurboBlaze. I like the square basket. It is plenty large. The frying rack is easier to clean. It doesn’t have a shake button, but I just split the cooking time in half and use that to remind me to shake. It cooks quickly and the fan is quiet. The dual blaze seems more like a gimmick because you often still need to flip the food depending on what you’re cooking I hear. I like that where the touch panel is located at the top of the unit. It’s not affected by the recall.