Chefman TurboFry® Touch Air Fryer, XL 7.5 Litre Family Size, 1800W Power, 4 Presets, Uses No Oil, Nonstick Dishwasher-Safe Parts, Automatic Shutoff, Stainless Steel, Uk

The Chefman TurboFry Touch Air Fryer has quickly become my favourite kitchen gadget. I didn’t think I needed an air fryer, but now that I have it, I can’t believe how much I was missing out. Using it is a breeze. The digital touchscreen is super easy to figure out, and the preset options make cooking almost foolproof. I love that it heats up fast, and the 8-quart size means I can cook enough for the whole family without doing multiple batches. The best part? Everything I’ve made in it comes out delicious. Whether it’s crispy fries or chicken wings, the food always has that perfect crunch on the outside while staying juicy on the inside. And since it uses way less oil, I feel good about making healthier meals that don’t skimp on flavor. Cleanup is shockingly easy too. The non-stick basket just pops out and goes straight into the dishwasher—no more scrubbing pots and pans. Plus, it doesn’t hog my counter space, and the sleek design actually looks pretty good in my kitchen. All in all, the product has been a total win for me. It’s easy to use, easy to clean, and turns out seriously tasty food. If you’ve been thinking about getting an air fryer, this one is definitely worth it!

This was bought as two fatties (my partner and I) kept trying to lose weight, but falling back into the unhealthy but easy foods which usually needed to be fried. BEST. BUY. EVER! It has a deceptively large pan, with array to drain away any excess fats (yes!). Easily enough to feeda family who eat normal ortions. I have fed both of us using just this to cook a whole meal together. I do find that less is better, as it comes out crispier. The controls are all touch screen, and I don't think the sensors are extremely sensitive and sometimes I struggle to make adjustments to time/temp easily. The display is fully digital and is off when not in use, saving energy. Temps go up to 200°C but rarely do igo up that high. I haven't found anything that didn't work better in the air fryer than the oven yet. My partner loves it too. For cleaning, I have it the drawer and inside tray in the top of the dishwasher a few times now and they come out sparkling. The resti Wie with a kitchen wipe and it's looking good so far. Overall and for the price, its a great piece of kit. The only thing I'd like to see added is a separator to allow different foods cooked together without mixing.

Really impressed with this air fryer . Used it for two weeks now . Easy to clean , roomy basket , and it's fairly quiet running . ease of use I'd say a 9/10 . Read the manual then google air fryers how to use . The manual is a bit useless . It doesn't say the simplest things like - you must press stop to shake half-time , and after pressing you have to wait till it stops - don't open the air fryer when it's cooking to turn - press stop - then wait - coulda said that but didn't . Doesn't explain pre heat ( maybe It's simple so I put it on empty for 3 minutes , does the trick . ) Overall a great family air fryer - so far so good - I love it . Oh last thing - when you press off and then turn/ shake your food , you find you have to reset time and temperature - at least I do ! Haven't got the hang of that yet but still - a fabulous contraption.

So much in the press about air fryers/multicookers and how they will save you money in the current energy crisis. Some say how they will change your life, but a year ago they were just a healthy way to fry your chips? I was starting think I was being hoodwinked by some clever advertising. Actually, at least some of the hype is justified. We've had this about a month, and we're a family of 5/6 (regular visitor), so I wanted the biggest one I could afford, ideally from a known brand. I didn't want to splash out on an expensive dual basket one to find out it was a worktop ornament. Chefman are quite well known in the US, but not so much here, but reading around I was happy that it would be decent quality and not set the kitchen on fire! When unpacked it looks more impressive than the pictures and feels like it will stand up to some abuse. Size: 7.5L seems a good compromise on worktop space vs portions, it can cook a meal for 5 depending on what it is i.e. simple like fish and chips, chicken, vegetables, even a full english, easily. BUT.. 2 large pizzas or a large chicken etc? These things may be possible, in batches etc, but not as practical. I actually bought 2 mini racks designed for larger 2 basket fryers, and they JUST about squeeze in. We put ours on heat proof glass plate and it easily tucks under the cupboards on our worktop, we pull out to use it as you need approx. 6 inches gap all around when running. Energy: Unfortunately, we couldn't get exact metrics for oven vs air fryer usage, but from watching smart meter, overall its saving about half the energy of the oven. Its basically a 2KW fan heater in a tin box, but heating the smaller space vs an oven is a massive advantage. One key noticeable difference is it doesn't kick out as much heat, the oven would heat the whole kitchen, this doesn't, which must say something about its thermal efficiency. The outer case is only warm to the touch after running for 20 mins or more. Cooking times: There's very little, if any, pre-heat required. At most 2-3 minutes vs 10-15 for our old oven. After that, cooking times are similar to a fan oven but you need to stop it a couple of times to move things around vs walking off and leaving it for 30mins. It automatically beeps at the halfway point to remind you move/shake the food though you might need to do this more often depending on the food. Features/functions: Its basically a powerful mini fan oven with a timer. You can change the temp and time and the other buttons are just preset time/temp for different foods that we haven't used. Life changing: This has replaced our oven for nearly everything. There are still some foods that will cook better in the oven, roasting a large chicken, baking a cake etc. It DOES cook chips and oven ready foods far better, and they are crisper, cruncher but seem far less oily. Fresh foods you'd need to conscious of its potential to dry stuff out, maybe move them around more, think powerful fan heater blowing on your food. Cleaning: Overall straightforward but depends how messy, running the food is. We have successfully tested the main basket and plate in the dishwasher but you could just wipe it down for some things. The bottom plate has holes to allow oil etc to drain, so stuff can collect in the bottom. Not so good: This does make food crispy and crunchy but that's not what you want for everything, a lot of the volume in the height rather the tray area itself. That means some sort of shelf or laying is required to get your 7.5L. Its a bit like a grill in that the heater is in the top and the stuff near the top could potentially burn if you're not moving it around. The faff of trying to squeeze everything in the box/tray sometimes means you're better off cooking on the stove or oven. You'll find out what works for you! Overall this Chefman has been great and at least partly lived up to the air-fryer hype. It is saving us energy and some of our meals are definitely healthier. One unexpected bonus is you don't feel guilty about cooking with it so you might find yourself cooking more!

When my old air fryer needed changing I was tempted to go for a Ninja as I have several Ninja products already. However I didn't want to spend too much money on something I only use now and then. At the time of purchase this was around 50% of the price of the equivalent Ninja model. It is very well made, easy to use, easy to clean and delivers great results. It could easily cook enough fries for 4 people. My Tower silicone split liner fits in nicely.

So I purchased this to reduce my energy consumption as alternative to my oven. I have started using it 6 months ago but slowly adapting the new device. It easy to use and don't even need to read the instructions. I tried to cook almost everything, and all have been successful and tasty. Why have decided to put my review now? Because I ve had an issue with it recently and contacted the support. They have been amazing and supportive. The customer service of the manufacturer addressed my issue and problem solved so quickly. I don't recall when was the last time I saw or received such an excellent customer support. So, you are in good hands if you decided to buy one. In essence, its an excellent fryer at very good price and you will have a great support should you need them. If i was to need to buy any other appliances, I will surely come to them first without a shadow of a doubt.

The airfryer is quite good except of the quality of the basket. The coating started to peel off just after two month. Did submit a warranty enquiry nearly a month ago and did not hear back since than. Although they aim to respond within maximum of 7 working days…. Would not recommend

Very impressed. Good size, easy to use and looks good. If it ever breaks...I will be buying it again...I rate this airfryer compared others I've had before.