Digital 3.6 Quart Touch Screen Air Fryer Oven w/Space Saving Flat Basket, Healthy Oil-Free Airfryer w/ 60 Minute Timer & Auto Shutoff, Dishwasher Safe Parts, BPA-Free, Black

I bought this because of the reviews, and it was everything it was supposed to be. I've used it about 20 times now, and it has been reliable, and the food has been very tasty. Some food may take a bit longer than the times laid out in the guides, but it all comes out great. In small quantities it is much more convenient and cooks quicker than the full oven. If you're cooking something small you're going to burn it if you go by oven directions, cut the time in half and just check on the food. I love throwing 3-4 drumsticks in it, chicken is so juicy from this thing, and the design cuts out the greasiness. Oil drips down into the bottom of the basket, to be thrown out, which is something you don't get when you make chicken in a full oven like I usually do. It's a great size, two goes are usually as long as the regular oven time for an entree, so you can do that with it, though it's also big enough to make a side or two for four people. I really like this air fryer! It fits with what I'm doing with dinner and snacks, and it has quickly become a big part of my kitchen.

This is my 2nd Chefman air fryer. I love this brand and product. Super easy to use and clean. However, If you use this frequently as I do, the basket non-stuck coating will come off and start to rust as well as the grill top. I only use paper towels and a soft brush to clean. This happened both times. I just received a replacement basket from Chefman as it is under the one year warranty. I recommend buying the $7.99 3 year extended warranty! I keep mine set at 400 and cook everything that way. Just reduce times if you feel it should be cooked at a lower temperature. This truly is hassle free. You have to be really dumb to not be able to operate this Chefman air fryer! BUY THIS TODAY!!!

The fryer that I bought was the one with the digital temperature/timer display. Using that one is a little bit more complex as there are no clicky buttons. So at times it was a little bit harder to use the plus option to increase time or the temperature. It goes up to 400° Max. It also came with a booklet for air fryer recipes in addition to a few air fryer liners. The instructions note that they prefer that you use liners with the air fryer. I have bought additional liners off of Amazon and they work perfectly for cleaning up. The fryer is a superb value. I used to have an old 2 quart air fryer which had died on me towards the end of December. This one has been a godsend and amazing. I'm able to cook any kind of food very easily in a lot of fried foods that I like such as french fries or onion rings, and they ome out perfectly crispy. A straight up excellent purchase!

I researched different sized air fryers from stand alone units to those that are part of an oven that has air frying capabilities. I selected this 3.6 qt capacity which is perfect to reheat pizza slices, cook breaded pork chops and chicken as well as vegetables. Does not take up a lot of counter space. Easy to clean and crisps your food nicely. My only negative about this product is the digital settings. When cooking, your hands may be wet or greasy and when setting the temperature and timer, the digital does not respond well to the touch. Need to keep pressing to find the right spot to set the temperature and time.

I had my first issue today with my air fryer and came here to see when I bought it, if I had warranty, etc. I notice they changed the front panel design on these, so apparently I am reviewing the previous model the 3.5qt. I noticed a few weeks ago when I pulled the tray out in the middle of a cooking cycle it would not turn itself off like it used to - I figured there was some gunk in there somewhere because I literally never clean anything but the basket and I use it several times a week, and have for 3 years now. It's a key component to losing weight in my opinion, tilapia and chicken cooked without any additional fats in a skillet, make roasted potatoes with just a spritz of aerosol fat spray. Anyway, today I couldn't get any display on the panel. Though the GFCI tripped, but no the outlet was good. No matter what I did the panel did not light up. Saw a video on youtube with a somewhat similar problem and the guy removed the bottom and found a microswitch for the basket, so I removed the bottom and tested the microswitch with my meter, and it had failed. It's a $7 part online, I was able to get one free at a local appliance parts place because of nice people in the holiday spirit. It's fixed now. I hope to get another several years out of it, I use it very regularly and am very happy with it, and now I'm more educated on how to fix it in the future to keep it around. Personally, I'd prefer manual controls because if the touch display goes, i'm out of luck and can't fix it, but 3 years strong and zero issues with them yet.

This is an inexpensive effective way to avoid frying your food. My first goal was to lower the oil I was using. I had no idea it would cook some foods better than other techniques. I BBQ my heavy meats, so I don't use it for that. I do use it for fish, scallops, taquitos, chicken, turkey meatballs, sliced potatoes, and stuff like that. The biggest shock was scallops. I have a tendency to overcook them. With this, I get the frozen ones, un-freeze them in water in the sink for 10 minutes, pat dry, lightly coat in Japanese bread crumb mix, and fry for 6 minutes. They are great on a salad! That's a filling light and healthy meal. The other benefit is that it does not heat up the whole kitchen like the oven does. I just set it and forget it. I love this so much, I bought another one for the cabin. I have a generator so I could probably take this camping too. I might even try that. Update Jury 2020: I tried to order a second one of these as a gift, but they are taking FOREVER to ship it. Amazon took the order and sat on it. It has stalled in their system. I think this is "non-essential." I have Amazon Prime, and they are not actually shipping items now. I am thinking of canceling the amazon prime $120 charge that hits next month. So, you might want to go to Target and look for them.

I've never used an air fryer before so cant compare it to others. I've had it for two months and it is very easy to use. I've made french fries, asparagus, brussell sprouts, baked potatoes and chicken wings in it and everything was cooked through and crispy on the outside. Good for reheating leftovers as well. It is a little small- can only put in about 6 chicken wings at a time so if your trying to make a lot you have to make them in batches. Like all air fryers you cant crowd the food- cant put a bunch of chicken wings on top of each other.

Looks good, works okay -- does not crisp as well as my previous fryer at its 400 degree max. Interface is simple and a bit annoying. Grill inside basket doesn't stay in place.

Muy sencilla de operar y demasiado intuitiva. Sin duda alguna permite hacer muchas cosas, algunas con buenos resultados y otras no tanto. Sin embargo creo que prácticamente es como un Horno Electrico pero con un mejor sistema de cocción y dorado por el aire caliente. Ideal para hacer cosas sacrificando el aceite y sobre todo para botanas rápidas como Wings, Aros de Cebolla y hasta Chicharrón de Carne de Res...

Been using this air fryer for a whole now, and still very pleased. Makes things crispy and a breeze to reheat. Easy to clean and decent capacity. Use it almost daily.

Me gustó mucho, yo barnicé mis tortitas de pollo y las puse a 375° por 15 minutos, y las estuve volteando ya cuando eran 9 minutos y me quedaron muy ricas, crujientes, como no usa nada de grasa la freidora, queda un poco seco. Recomiendo que se hagan un caldito de sopa y metan ahí sus tortitas de pollo o algo así depende su comida que vayan hacer. Es mi sugerencia. Me gustó mucho, anímense a comprar, es fácil e intuitivo de usar.

Perfect size for 2 seniors. Very happy with Chefman products.

I like to cut down on all greasy foods and this is a great product to do that. I have not had to add any oils to anything I've cooked so far....wings, chips, onion rings, sweet potatoes. And, I can set it up and its done in a very short time. Only thing I would change would be a little of the design...as it is basically egg shaped, it is very slightly difficult to move...I would give it "handles" or "finger dents" to make this easier.