Air Fryers

Which accessory is essential for your air fryer? We compare the Gartful Silicone Mat for protecting countertops vs. the OXO Good Grips Tongs for cookware.

All products bought at retail No press samples 2 products tested Updated April 2026 The Cosori TurboBlaze is the clear winner. It cooks food noticeably faster than the Cuisinart TOA-70NAS. The defining factor is its DC motor—Direct Current, a technology that allows the fan to reach 3,600…

All products bought at retail No press samples 2 products tested Updated April 2026 The Breville Smart Oven Air Fryer Pro wins this 2026 comparison because of its massive interior and dual-speed convection fan. While the Ninja SP101 preheats faster, its restrictive three-inch height limits you to…

Choosing between the Instant Vortex Plus and the Cuisinart TOA-70NAS? One excels at fast, dedicated air frying, while the other offers more versatility.

People looking for a new air fryer often find themselves comparing oven-style models with traditional basket styles. The Instant Vortex Plus offers a massive 10-quart capacity with rotisserie capabilities. On the other hand, the Cosori TurboBlaze brings a 6-quart basket with advanced fan controls. Choosing between them…

The Instant Vortex Plus delivers crispier wings, but the Ninja SP101 fits a whole pizza. Which one should you buy? We tested both to find out.

The Philips Airfryer XXL promises healthier meals with its unique fat removal tech, but is it worth the price? We tested it against the speedy Cosori TurboBlaze.

Choosing between the Chefman 2 Qt Mini and the 10L Multifunctional Air Fryer? We tested both side-by-side to see which is best for single servings vs family meals.

The Ninja Foodi DZ201’s dual-basket design cooks entire meals at once, but does the Philips Airfryer XXL’s fat-rendering power make it a better choice?

Which air fryer deserves your counter space? We tested the Instant Vortex Plus 6QT XL and the Ninja AF101 to find out. The Vortex’s larger capacity is a game-changer for families.