COSORI Air Fryer 4.7L, 9-in-1 Compact Air Fryers Oven, 130+ Recipes(Cookbook & Online), Max 230℃ Setting, Digital Tempered Glass Display, Quiet, 4 Portions, Non-Stick, Dishwasher Safe, 1500W

Been looking at buying an air fryer for a few weeks now and have been reading the reviews and watching the YouTube video reviews so settled on the Cosori Air Fryer 4.7L model, it works remarkably well and for our needs is nearly perfect. If our family was bigger I would suggest buying one of their bigger models. OBSERVATIONS: With it being square in shape you can put quite a lot of food in it, but if you like eating pizzas then it's probably not big enough, and consider buying one of the larger round air fryers so you can put the whole pizza in. Check the diameter of the pizza before you go down this route. We have compared electric use between this and our fan assisted oven and yes it does save quite a lot of electric, but not only that, it cooks faster and certainly everything seems to come out more crispy which is great. TIP: We tend to put foil on the base to save on washing afterwards The display is on the top of the model and it's beautiful, a work of art, looks similar to an iPad or something you would see on a StarTrek movie and it's unbelievable easy to use. Not so good if it's going under some cabinets on the worktop so if this is the case get the model with a frontal display. Must say I was somewhat dubious of the claims being made but for our uses has proved itself to be invaluable - since buying it the conventional oven has had very little use indeed. If you live on your own and don't eat a lot then Cosori make a smaller model which may suit you better, it really is utterly simple to use so if of the older generation you should be fine. Highly recommended.

I had a Tefal air fryer which was fairly limited in what it could do as it had a paddle but we used it quite often for about the last 7 years or more. However the energy crisis and the fact that our oven has packed up simply had me looking around for a new air fryer. I did my research and realised I didn't need a ninja so anything with a good review will do. The Instant pot was out of stock and by chance the Cosori popped up and after checking couple of reviews and online videos I opted for the Cosori as it's sleek design also caught my eye along with the excellent feedback as well as the FB community pages packed with recipes. Their 2 year warranty was reassuring as I had never heard of this brand. I ordered and it arrived within 2 days which was a surprise but most welcome. I must say it's an absolute gem so far as it cooks food in half the the time of my old Tefal pad airfryer. I did some chicken thighs in about 14mins (10 min press and I added 4 to brown it a bit more). I cooked some sausages from frozen in 10 mins and added an extra 3 mins to get them brown). This morning I boiled some eggs in 10 mins so no steamy kitchen and no need to watch the pot. The glass tempered screen on the top is clear and pretty idiot proof imho but some may think differently. The presets can be amended as you can alter the temperature and the time which is excellent so there's plenty of flexibility. The overall design is very pleasing to the eye and differs from the usual Air fryer styles which are a bit ugly but that's just me. The tray is nice and solid and fits nice and easy without any fuss. The fact that the pan is square is a bonus especially when cooking a joint. Also cleaning it it with a sponge and soap and water is a 2 minute job so no hassle there. The preheat is 4 mins but you can alter it so not really a problem but you can go manual and not bother with a preheat. I will be cooking a couple of rump steaks later tonight so I may report back on how it went. I followed an online recipe and ignored the preset so it cooked a much lower temperature and for longer. FOLLOWUP: The steak looked and tasted great however next time I will try the preset which a higher temperature was only 6 mins. I will be putting it to the test with a whole chicken come the weekend so wish me luck! FOLLOW UP: The medium chicken from Aldi fitted nicely in the tray and after seasoning I gave it 60 mins in the Cosori with a turnover after 30 mins. I think I could have gotten away with 45 mins but I wanted to be sure it was cooked. The chicken tasted great nice and soft and juicy and the missus said it was the best meal I’ve made her. Next on my list is a leg of lamb. FOLLOW UP: The 1.5 kg leg of lamb fitted nicely in the tray as I looked for a more square piece with less bone. After defrosting it I seasoned it with 2 tablespoons of oil, salt and pepper, garlic powder and mixed herbs. I left it covered for a few hours in the fridge. And took it out an hour prior to cooking to get it to room temperature. I set it at 180c for 20mins then turned it over and gave it another 40 mins. I like it well done and checked it with a knife. I let it rest for 10-15mins and served it with steamed veggies. The missus gave me 10/10 as it was well cooked, tender and juicy. Another great result and it seems I’m now cooking every Sunday. it comes with a 2 year warranty, manual, recipe book and access to the app which has more recipes in it. Also there's a FB community and oodles of recipes online. Overall for the price you will not be disappointed as I certainly wasn't. When it's back in stock buy it!

This was on offer on Amazon Prime and it's my first airfryer! I based my purchase on previous customer reviews (Thank you reviewers!!) Arrived promptly (within 2 days of ordering) Packaged securely. Not too heavy. I was able to carry it about half a mile (still boxed) from the pick up location back to home. I cooked with it right away! I didn't even read the instruction manual - it was that easy to use! (I will of course get around to reading it) I choose what I want to cook and just google how to get the best results. There is loads of helpful advice online for airfyer newbies. Most people kept telling me to get two drawers but so far one drawer has been sufficient. Size wise it is compact and doesn't take up too much space but the drawer is spacious enough for cooking for one. (In my case) Doesn't have a cheap appearance. I like that you can wrap the plug cord up at the back of the appliance to keep the worktop neat and tidy (better to wait for it to cool down first before doing this) It does beep quite loudly when setting timer/temperature etc (not sure yet if you can adjust the sound settings - I'll refer to the user manual) I purchased some separate air fryer parchment paper liners from Amazon which limits mess and cleaning times. Performance wise, food comes out superb and delicious which is the ultimate objective! It's been a total gamechanger for me.

This air fryer is great, cooks food fast and easy to clean. Its not too big, so can easily be left out on a kitchen counter top. Very easy to use and has some pre-sets, also the shake reminder is a great feature. I do have a minor complaint, there does seem to be some quality control issues. This may not bother some people but I thought it worth mentioning as I have had 3 all with minor issues. The glass may come scratched (even though it is a new item), also I had one unit that the air fryer drawer had bits of it bent off and pealing slightly, another issue I have seen is the display has had a few missing / dead pixels. All cosmetic issues and doesn't affect the performance of the air fryer. Overall though, issues mentioned above aside, it is a great air fryer especially for the price

I haven't used it yet but it is my second air fryer in 3 days. I bought a cheaper one then decided I wanted something a little larger and went for this brand. To be honest I am very excited (maybe too excited) I also got 3year insurance out for this because I know my luck. This is a birthday present to myself. You know the older you get the more appliances you gift yourself ahaha It definitely feels more premium than the other one I returned (not to bash that one because it too looked lovely). I think I am definitely getting a more premium product here. It has a LED glass touchscreen at the top that is slightly tilted towards the viewer. The draw mechanism is actually really secure. You won't be able to accidentally pull it out and to put it in. You have to press the button as well to lock it in place. I like that it switches off or goes into a dormant state if you take the draw out and then reactivates once you put it back in. The first thing I cooked...chicken wings! They were cooked in 20minutes although I put them back in for another 5 to crisp up the underside. I opted to use a silicone tray inside to help with the mess and the clean up, the down side to that is that the under sides of things don’t get that hot air hitting it. All in all I’m happy with my purchase, it’s not one of though super large units so it’s easy to pack away in a corner on your counter top. It does pack a little weight to it but nothing the average person couldn’t handle.and although my recipes book has a little tear on one of the pages I’m not too fussed. There are a lot of recipes in this little booklet that I will definitely be exploring at a later point. My final note on this air fryer is to do with how unbelievably quiet it is. So far all I’ve heard is a little hum in the background.

Wanting to save electricity I decided to buy an air fryer, there are no real confirmed reviews online stating they use less electricity than an oven, but I believe this does use less power than an oven. I think when I was using it, it used 1250 kWh of full power, I thought this was a lot, but think ovens use thousands more kWh. It has a nice design, with insert that raises the food you are cooking, it's also fast and can put out some high temperatures rather fast, with a little bit of hot air coming out the back, they recommend you don't put it under a cupboard when cooking, I now put mine on the hob with the extractor fan on. It has options for fries, chicken, fish, steak and a few more, also the pre heat which take 3 minutes to get it to 195'C which is useful and recommended. I mainly use the fries option as makes more sense to try and cook most of the food in here, saving electricity. Fries take 25 minutes with the shake option on, which means it will beep to inform you to shake them at half time. At this time you could put your salmon in and then have salmon and chips. I've also tried broccoli in this, it crispifies the delicate ends so is an acquired taste! I've also used the fries option with chips and lamb in for the full 25 min time and it came out very tasty. I do feel I'm eating a bit to many fries, so have tried to limit that, otherwise could get fatter, but it does make a nice home made chip. Also made sweet potato chips which everyone really liked (all par booiled for 6 mins, then oil lightyly drizzled over). It's easy to clean, but having to try and remember to do it soon after cooking and remove most of the excess oil with a kitchen role towel, as don't want the extra fat down the drain. It takes about a week for the plastic smell to go from using it too. I would recommend and see how it goes, it does take up more room on the counter top, but if it saves you electricity then hopefully that will be worth it.

This is my second purchase of this Air Fryer. I bought one in 2022 and it has performed flawlessly in daily use. The only issue with the old one was wear to the grill tray teflon coating and little external asthetic damage to the handle. This appliance has exceeded my expectations and with better care it would definitely last far longer. The new one is practically identical and again this may far exceed the products functional lifetime. Great Product.

My main interest in Air Fryer is how it can cook chips . I have a deep fat fryer that uses less than 2 litres of oil but corn oil the best choice is now over £4 a litre . Added to that the oil gets contaminated very quickly and over time the fryer gets covered in an oil film no matter what you do . Oven chips cooked in a conventional oven are never that good . This is literally the first time I have used this Cosori "Air Fryer " to my mind it is a small fan oven . BBC recently did a podcast on subject ; which was very informative ; one of the presenters colleagues specifically recommended Cosori . This particularly model was reduced by 40% ( clearance ) It is very neat and has a footprint smaller than the deep fat fryer , though a bit taller . I followed the excellent manual ; including test cleaning ; which is a good idea . So I cooked one portion of frozen Tesco crinkle cut chips ; these are precoated in oil but I have been deep frying them recently . Adding a small amount of oil to the tray and preheating . I followed the instructions for fires but checked the product after 5mins to shake/ stir and after 15 minutes it was clear that these would burn in another 5 minutes so I reduced the temperature to warm the last 5 minutes . and the end result was very nice chips better than the deep fryer as they were cooked better inside . As regards some of the other claims for Air Fryers in general . I have a 50cm double gas oven so economy wise I think it is cheaper as electricity units are about 4 times the cost i certainly wouldn't want a big " Air Fryer " even with the convenience of 2 drawers the expense and space needed are just too much . As an auxiliary to the main cooker and being able to do away with the deep fat fryer this Cosori is ideal . We tend to eat potatoes or other equivalent with our meals and maybe 2 vegetables ; so it is not feasible to cook a whole meal in this . For 2 or three people this fryer is ideal to cook one thing in my case probably fried potatoes of some kind ; I think it would be ok to bake suitable meats or fish . Even at £100 this fryer/ oven is quite good value at £60 it is excellent . Very impressed with build quality and it is much quieter than my extractor , so noise isn't an issue . The bottom line is the cooking results depends on the quality of the food and paying attention to how you use it ; not over filling or using inappropriate timings or temperatures . Very impressed with first trial .