Best air fryers for your needs

Two independent 5-quart baskets, synchronized finishing and a probe for cooking proteins to temperature.

Best fit forFamilies cooking two foods

A vertically stacked dual-basket design that prioritizes capacity without the usual side-by-side width.

Best fit forBig capacity on a narrow counter

A straightforward 6-quart drawer with a viewing window, six modes and dishwasher-safe parts.

Best fit forWatching food without opening

A large single basket with Rapid Air, a keep-warm mode and room for up to six portions.

Best fit forSimple, large single-basket cooking

A 6-quart smart fryer with a food probe, water atomization and guided programs for proteins.

Best fit forGuided cooking and proteins

A wide, low-profile drawer with upper and lower heat, 15 modes and an internal self-cleaning cycle.

Best fit forWide foods and lower-maintenance internals

An analog eight-in-one countertop oven with a mesh air-fry basket, grill mode and room for a 12-inch pizza.

Best fit forSimple oven-style air frying

A genuinely small 900-watt drawer designed for one or two servings and uncomplicated everyday cooking.

Best fit forOne person and the smallest counters

One broad drawer converts into two independent 4.5-quart zones with synchronized cooking and finishing.

Best fit forChoosing between one large zone and two

A modular air-fryer head with clear six-quart and 2.5-quart glass vessels, lids and six cooking modes.

Best fit forFamily-size cooking in glass

Two independent glass cooking chambers combine visible cooking with synchronized dual-zone finishing.

Best fit forTwo foods in separate glass zones

A compact four-function drawer that focuses on fast, strong air frying instead of extra programs.

Best fit forCompact, straightforward crisping

A wide ceramic-coated drawer that converts between two independent 4.5-quart zones and one full nine-quart basket.

Best fit forFlexible family meals in one or two zones

Asymmetric large and small drawers give families two synchronized zones without making both baskets the same size.

Best fit forA main dish and smaller side

An eight-mode toaster oven that pivots upright after cooling to reclaim roughly half of its stored counter footprint.

Best fit forOven versatility with vertical storage

A broad smart drawer with a five-sensor wireless probe, guided doneness targets and strong weeknight speed.

Best fit forProbe-guided family cooking

A roomy windowed drawer with five fan speeds, seven functions, an interior light and a shake alert.

Best fit forWatching large batches cook

A stainless-bodied smart drawer with ceramic food-contact surfaces, app guidance and a five-year warranty.

Best fit forPremium materials and app guidance

A 28-liter countertop oven with three rack levels, eight functions and a water inlet for steam-assisted cooking.

Best fit forSteam-assisted countertop-oven cooking

A large countertop oven with six independent quartz elements, broad rack space and thirteen cooking functions.

Best fit forReplacing a toaster oven with one roomy cooker

Two independent five-quart zones give large households a practical way to finish a main and side together.

Best fit forLarge two-food dinners without a probe

A removable heater moves between two glass containers, so lunch can go from cooking to serving and storage in the same vessel.

Best fit forSmall meals you want to cook and store in glass

One 6.5-quart basket gives a single dish more room than a small dual-zone compartment. Max Crisp reaches 450°F for frozen snacks.

Best fit forA larger batch of one food with straightforward controls

Keep the divider in for two separate cooking settings, or lift it out when dinner needs one wide basket.

Best fit forSwitching between a whole roast and two separately timed foods

An eight-quart air fryer with two independent four-quart drawers and controls that coordinate different cooking times.

Best fit forCooking a main and side in separate drawers for the same mealtime

A five-and-a-half-quart single-basket air fryer with a 450°F Max Crisp setting and separate bake, broil and dehydrate modes.

Best fit forA straightforward single-drawer routine with high-heat crisping and baking

A 5.5-quart single basket for a main dish or a shared batch. It has no viewing window, so a visual check means opening the drawer.

Best fit forOne shared batch when you want a simple drawer with dishwasher-safe cooking parts

Two independent four-quart drawers for a main and side. The eight-quart headline does not mean one large roasting space.

Best fit forTwo foods with different settings that need to finish together

A four-quart air fryer with straightforward controls and dishwasher-safe cooking parts. Its small basket works best when the meal stays in one cooking zone.

Best fit forSmall portions and reheated snacks without windows or filter replacements

A six-quart drawer in a narrow, deep body. Check the front-to-back space before choosing it for a crowded counter.

Best fit forA narrow counter spot where a full six-quart basket still fits front to back

The older stainless four-quart Vortex Plus with an opaque drawer. Six programs cover snacks and small meals without a second cooking zone.

Best fit forSmall meals when a shallow counter matters more than a viewing window

Two four-quart drawers with windows and separate controls. SyncFinish aligns the timers, but opening either drawer in that mode pauses both.

Best fit forA main and side with different settings, especially when you want to check browning through a window

The current black four-quart Mini adds a window and light. It is useful for checking a small meal while keeping the drawer shut.

Best fit forSmall meals and reheated snacks you want to watch through a window

A six-quart ClearCook drawer with replaceable odor filters. The filters add an upkeep item, so check replacement availability before choosing it for an open-plan home.

Best fit forAn open-plan kitchen where cooking smells matter and replacing filters is acceptable