Air Fryers

Air fryer accessories can make certain foods easier to cook, but you do not need a large kit full of racks, pans, liners, skewers, and silicone inserts to use an air fryer effectively. The most useful accessories solve a specific problem: protecting a coated basket, baking inside the air fryer, checking food temperature, keeping small

Air fryer temperatures usually fall between about 300°F and 400°F for most everyday foods, but the best setting depends on what you are cooking, how large the pieces are, whether the food is fresh or frozen, and how powerful your air fryer is. Use this guide as a practical starting point, then adjust based on

You do not need to preheat an air fryer for every food, but preheating can improve results when fast browning, crisping, or accurate cooking time matters. Some foods benefit from going into an already-hot cooking chamber, while others cook perfectly well from a cold start. The right approach depends on the food, the air fryer,

Cleaning an air fryer regularly helps prevent grease buildup, lingering food odors, smoke, and residue on the basket, crisper plate, interior surfaces, and viewing window. The exact cleaning method depends on the appliance. A coated basket, glass bowl, stainless-steel oven interior, and exposed heating area should not all be treated the same way. Important: Always

The Sharper Image Smart Touch Air Fryer is aimed at shoppers who want a more traditional basket-style air fryer from the brand rather than one of its glass-bowl or glass-container designs. Its appeal centers on digital controls, preset cooking options, straightforward basket operation, and the manufacturer’s stated use of PFAS-free materials. How we review products:

The Sharper Image Touch IQ 6QT Glass Container Air Fryer combines a transparent 6-quart cooking container with digital controls and a collection of accessories designed to let the same vessel move from cooking to serving and storage. Its appeal is different from a conventional metal-basket air fryer. The glass container provides broad food visibility, while

The Sharper Image Self-Cleaning Glass Bowl Air Fryer takes a very different approach from the usual black metal basket design. Its primary cooking vessel is a transparent 5-quart tempered glass bowl, giving you a 360-degree view of the food while it cooks. Its second defining feature is the cleaning system: after cooking, Sharper Image instructs

Philips 2000 Series Airfryer review The Philips 2000 Series Airfryer with Window is a compact 4.2-liter single-basket air fryer designed for smaller households that want a cooking window without moving to a large family-size appliance. Its combination of 4.4-quart capacity, RapidAir technology, 13 cooking methods, nine presets, touchscreen controls, and dishwasher-safe removable components makes it

The Ninja AF101 is a compact 4-quart air fryer built for shoppers who want a straightforward single-basket machine without the footprint of larger family-size or dual-basket models. Its appeal is simplicity: a relatively small basket, a ceramic-coated nonstick cooking surface, a 400°F maximum temperature, and core functions for everyday air frying and related countertop cooking

The MOVA AeroChef FD10 Pro is a 6-liter air fryer built around a less common feature in this size class: heating from both the top and bottom rather than relying on a single upper heating source. MOVA calls this system Dual HeatSync. Combined with 1800 watts of rated power, a visible cooking window, metal interior,