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

The COSORI Air Fryer 4.7L has completely impressed me with its performance and overall build. The design is sleek and compact, but it still offers enough capacity for preparing meals for 2–3 people with ease. Everything feels solid and well-made.What truly stands out is the level of customer service. The support team is incredibly responsive and helpful — it's clear that the company genuinely values its customers.Pros:High-Quality Construction: Durable, well-built, and looks great on the counter.Easy to Use: Simple interface with pre-set cooking modes that take the guesswork out of air frying.Efficient Cooking: Cooks food evenly and quickly with great texture and flavor.Exceptional Customer Support: Friendly, responsive service that adds real value to the product.Conclusion:This air fryer combines excellent quality with outstanding customer care. It’s a dependable, stylish, and practical addition to any kitchen. Highly recommended!

This is for me pretty much perfect. One minor gripe, but it's just an aesthetic thing, not functional.It heats up fast. Does meals for one very easily indeed. The all glass touch screen is better than I expected. As responsive as an iPhone is to touch. The auto selections are good, but the up and down for heat or timer, could not be simpler. The Shake option is useful. Very easy to clean, tho unsure why the separate tray has all the grooves... can someone tell me? That just makes cleaning a little tricky. But still relatively easy. Just if it was flat, it would be super super easy. Tho reading about trays you can buy, they all have these grooves. So no points knocked off.My single gripe, is that front 'logo' circle. If they had made that light up when it is running, it would have been so cool. Either lit up, or "throbbing"... but "lit" would have just been the finishing touch.But no points knocked off for that, as it's just "fancy touch".Very good price. I use it every day. Considerably less oil now used in my life. And yet, fries are perfect! Meatballs perfect. Breaded fish perfect.Other designs have the 'screen' on the front or as physical buttons. This is all glass - so easy to clean and wipe off. If buttons that go in and out, grooves can get mucky and awkward to clean.That was one of the selling points to me. Also, don't be afraid of the buttons and lights all being on top. It's at an angle, so when you are standing next to it, it's perfect.Photos are all accurate, so won't post further ones.Oh, and the drawer has a button on the top to press to unlock. You do have to press it to push it back in again. Kind of a good feature. Safety etc.

The coating on the crisper tray had worn away so I reached out to cosori who sent me a brand new tray and basket even tho my warranty had expired couple months ago as a one off gesture great customer support many thanks it’s like having a new air fryer

I had an all singing and dancing ninja and nothing that I air fried was liked by myself or hubby, and he wasn’t impressed by the price either!!!! So expensive. I ended up using just the slow cooker and pressure cooker on it. I found the air fry, a little hit and miss, a little trial and error and I don’t have the time, patience or money to waste trying to get the temp/time right. I find recipes very hit and miss. One might say as an old fashioned scratch cook, I’m struggling with these newer pieces of equipment which although are time saving, energy saving etc, do not give the same results no matter how you dress it up! So I gave it to my son, who finds the slow cook and pressure cook quick for him when he’s working. I can see older people seeing it as a quick cooker as well, saving time, energy, and washing up! Anyway, I purchased a separate pressure cooker a cosori which I like very much, that and the fact it has a sous vide which has so far worked well! However, I don’t like deep frying and we no longer like any oven chips since all the different supermarkets and brands seem to have changed their recipes. (Cutback/healthy?) so I usually shallow fry potatoes. Anyway, I decided to bite the bullet thinking perhaps I was a little hasty and judgemental, so I had a look again!! Adverts and their pictures make them look so good yet the reality end results …..Hmmmmm! I certainly wasn’t going to splash out £300 on a ninja again. Looked at cosori. This one was on offer. So I bought it. It arrived as one would expect with buying on Amazon really quickly and well packaged. It is a very good looking piece of equipment. Very sleek. It’s quite simple. Basket pulls out when button depressed, a little pull out tray sits in the bottom of the basket, so air can get underneath to circulate. It has been so easy to clean. The buttons on top are easy to understand, it is quite a simple model. However, excited to use it, It took me 4-5 attempts at getting chips to an acceptable chip, the first time following the instruction manual they were way over cooked. Luckily potatoes are not too expensive!!! I cooked some home made/marinaded chicken tikka in it. Based on the chips I kept and eye on them as I found the machine is high temp and quick! The tikka was cooked very quickly and slightly over temp even after just 8mins. Not too bad as it was going in a curry. Tried some bhajis, they were over cooked at first attempt. Second attempt looked great on outside weren’t overly nice inside! I will say that might just be the recipe??? After trying a few other things, I’m beginning to think it’s me! I’m too fussy about actually getting the end results I prefer. It has a sort of ready meal v home cooked feel. I wouldn’t even mind getting the results that resemble the picture of the recipe I’m following. Recently tried crisps….watched a tutorial. Followed it exactly. Over cooked and dark brown. Tried again different temp and time, overcooked on edges soggy in middle. Tried again, slightly dark but crispy, ok but nothing like crisps. I even tried different widths of potatoes on my mandolin. Perhaps it’s the kind of potato! I don’t know, but I keep making excuses to justify perhaps another waste of money gadget ! I’ve had one success that was very nice….. cubed sautéed potatoes which I initially put on for 10 min with a shake half way, then stood over machine and shook every 2mins and watched until I was happy! Hubby said they were good so yea! I will keep going, as it was probably at this point of trying last time that I gave up, and it wasn’t just with potatoes last time, it was with lots of things, homemade souther fried chicken, homemade breaded fish, kebabs etc, but this time I’m weary of ruining meat, poultry and fish as it’s so expensive if it goes wrong! I’ve got my eye on trying some of the Cosori recipes on line so may give them a go and hopefully get used to it. I do envy people determined to like what they’ve cooked, because they’ve paid out loads of money for the machine and settle for so so results. You know the ones who go on holiday have a rubbish time and then come back and say how wonderful it was. However, I’m not one of those people, I tell it as it is. I think it will be useful to a degree if I can find one or two things I like, it will be like another saucepan to cook with, you know like at xmas when you need all your rings and the oven and …..something else, this will be the something else!.However, overall, the Jury’s out for me!

Life changing! Who knew a little product like this could improve your kitchen so much. Been so much talk about “air fryers” but they live up to the hype!

I got this as a present for my BF. It's heavy and good quality; sturdy. We've been using it for a couple months now and it's excellent. Good capacity for two people portions, cook time is great, standard for airfryer and much faster than an oven. Super satisfied!