Gourmia - Digital Air Fryer (GAF318)

Had a 4 qt Gourmia that I had a stove top accident with, didn't mention to my husband who then had his own accident that killed it. No knobs on the stove anymore. But Best Buy had the 8 qt Bella on sale. Has a piece to divide for 2 food use. So far, very happy with air fryers in general. Get spray bottle and avocado oil.

I bought a small Gourmia and I have only used my big oven once in the last 6 months.

I recommend the original Gourmia model (ours is over 3 years old) and originally sold for $39.99 with a coupon. They sell the newer ones with a window in the drawer, for around $49.99 with a coupon. Even better though -- the Ninja Crispy Glass Air Fryer is currently $99 with the $40 off coupon. I might upgrade to that when my Gourmia conks out!

We have the OG version of this and still happy with the purchase. I think we had scored at $30 but I could be wrong

I bought two of the original $40 basket ones 4 years ago. Both work and look like new.

I used to have the Cusinart one from Costco (older model with more knobs), and it was good at toasting and being an oven, but barely average at being an air fryer. Had to replace it once right at the 2 year warranty mark since the knobs went bad, and then again about 18 months after. I have the Gourmia basket one now, and it's solid as an air fryer, decent as an oven, but pretty hard to get toasting done right. What do you need as the the primary usage? If it's primarily air frying, keep going for the basket. If you need it for multi-purpose with toasting, etc. get a non-basket.

I like the Gourmia basket from Costco.

I have the Gourmia air fryer that is a basket (not window) and it's fantastic. I use it almost daily for a few years now.

Single basket gourmia from Costco. Cheap and spacious.

Like another poster in this thread, I just replaced my old Gourmia single-basket model not because of any failures but because the tray/basket eventually got too gunked up for me to reliably clean anymore 😅 it was fantastic for the price I paid for it! I upgraded to the dual-basket Gourmia since it dropped to $69 on clearance; only used it a few times so far but I'm pretty happy with it. It sounds like a goddamn jet engine the entire time it's running though so if loud noises bother you maybe just do the single-basket lmao.