(checked 2026-10-10)
A trendy glass, nonstick-free air fryer that crisps well and doubles as meal-prep storage, but it costs about twice as much as an equally good basket fryer and can cook unevenly in the big bowl.
Top complaints
- Uneven cooking in the large bowl
Tom's Guide lists uneven cooking in the larger container as a con. Several low-star Walmart reviews say chicken and potatoes stayed underdone and food needs constant turning because heat comes only from the top.
- Expensive for what it does
Tom's Guide says you can get an equally good air fryer for half the price if you don't mind nonstick baskets. Value for money is a mixed aspect in Amazon's review summary.
- Fiddly to slide bowls onto the base
Serious Eats found the glass bowls fiddly to fit onto the base. Walmart reviewers say the bowls don't seat easily and the unit can slide on the counter when you pull a bowl out.
What owners love
- Crisp, golden results with no preheat
Serious Eats got crackly fries and golden wings with no preheat; crispiness is a positive aspect on Amazon.
- Glass bowls, PFAS-free
Tom's Guide calls it an attractive PFAS-free package that is ideal for meal prep.
Source: Tom's Guide review - Simple dial controls, dishwasher-friendly
Serious Eats likes the few buttons and single dial; Amazon shoppers note intuitive controls and dishwasher-safe dishes.
- You're on a budget
- You often cook a whole chicken or deep loads
- You want the simplest drop-in basket
- Avoiding nonstick coatings
- Meal prep (the glass bowls double as storage)
- Watching food through clear glass
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What experts say
- Serious Eats: Editor favorite that made crackly fries and wings with no preheat; the con is fiddly bowls that must be angled just right to slide in.
- Tom's Guide: 4-star meal-prep marvel, but expensive and uneven in the larger container; measured 72 dB.