COSORI - Turbo Towerâ„¢ 10.8-L Air Fryer Pro Smart (CAF-DC113S-AUK)

We have the Cosori turbo tower pro and are very happy with it.

I don't think it's very noisy. Yes, you can cook with different settings and then sync it so it's done at the same time.

We are very happy with the Cosori Turbo Tower Pro. Fries more evenly than the Ninja because the heating element is on top and not on the back.

In a similar situation as you are, I went with the Cosori Tower for preparing two components in parallel...or for having another drawer when one is still in the dishwasher.

I recently bought a ceramic-coated cosori turbo blazer. The ceramic coating is important, because the fumes of teflon are quite toxic, but it's still hard to find. The turbo blazer is a very good airfyer, as far as I know, so I was very happy to discover it was offered with ceramic coating. Mind you, that coating makes it cost 50% more.

I was looking at this one too, the design really looks ideal, but the heat comes from behind, which I didn't like. Fist off is to ask yourself if you really require dual basket or not. If not I'd suggest a 6qt basket design like the Instant Pot Vortex 6qt with Odor Ease, this is hands down the best designed, most feature packed air fryer right now at that size and price point. They have a dual basket model as well. If you prefer a ceramic fryer, check out the Corsori TurboBlaze. It lacks some features compared to the Vortex, but is also excellent. I have tried Ninja air fryers before and was not impressed with the features and build quality.

You should've written "Chicken sized" vegetables, as OP is Veggie. Otherwise the suggestion is rather useless, as one can't toss in more than one layer of fries. But back to topic. I like my Cosori a lot (turbo blaze) as it has various methods for roasting and such. Furthermore it's awesome, because the tray can be washed in the dishwasher

Get the largest model you have room for on your counter top. Any airfryer, even the small ones, take up plenty counter space, and a big one won't be that much more than a small one anyway. However, a larger airfryer is simply better than a small one, and the size of the meal is secondary. I'd say a 6l as many others advice. And as others still I'll also recommend width over height, although you should know that a whole chicken in my cosori turbo blaster is sometimes just a little too big for the height. It's a very good airfryer and it works and turns out great still, but some are even lower than mine. In any case, get a bigger size of you have room. A small one is really just a fries or nugget bucket, it won't cook meals for you, even if it is just you. But maybe it's fine. Many people started with a small one and upgraded. So just be ready to upgrade. It's not silly to start somewhere small, just don't expect too much. Size really matters! And as with people, it's the inside that count, in this regard.

In this league it makes little sense to talk about what is 'best'. The instant vortex often win over reviewers with ease of use and some of the features it has. However, many favors the ninja or the cosori because of other features. I like my cosori because it is very quiet. Both in the woosh and in the beep. Our kitchen is open and less noise is better. My cosori usually doesnt need preheating, so all features regarding this is moot. I like the most that is has a locked handle so I can carry it back and forth between the cupboard and the countertop, because the latter is limited. The instant vortex often wins by being easier and in some cases quicker or slightly more uniform in its heating. I have no experience with any of them other than my cosori turbo blaze, so I shaln't say. All this is to say, you should consider your needs against the particular features of the airfryer, because none of the models in the forementioned league are decidedly bad or failed models. All are great and you will be happy with either. Each could be considered better by particular standards, so that's what you need to look at. Cooking chicken often? My cosori just about holds a whole chicken, but only just, because the drawer is not as deep as some others. On the other hand it's perhaps wider, which definitely has other advantages. I always cut up a whole chicken anyway, for convenience at the table. Cathy, the airfryer queen, over at the youtube channel EmpoweredCooks, has many videos where she compares the best airfryers and discusses their features. It's very informative and thorough, even if you dont have the same needs or opinions as her. I recommend watching those to get a feeling of nuances in differences.

Buenas noches, yo me compré la Cosori de 10 litros. Estoy encantada!!! Somos cuatro en casa. Si necesitas que te explique alguna cosa me lo dices

Yo me he comprado la Cosori. Estoy muy contenta!!! Quieres que te explique mi experiencia?

Pues mira me he comprado la cosori de 10 litros. Somos cuatro en casa y quería una grande para de una sola vez hacer grandes cantidades. Estoy encantada!!! Y cuando la quiero más pequeña tengo un separador y me quedan dos cestas de 5 litros. He hecho hamburguesas, pollo, verduras y holjaldres!!!!!

I have had a Cosori tower for about 3 weeks. Loving it so far so I hope you do yours.

Another vote here for Corsori TurboBlaze. I previously owned 2 cheap air fryers and while they did the job, they let a lot to be desired when it came to fit and finish.

I just bought my first air fryer, the Cosori Turbo Blaze. Like it a lot, but who doesn't like something new. They just came out with a new model that has two independent baskets on top of each other. Still relatively compact due to their design decision to put the controls on top. The base one now has an additional heating element under the basket. It's much more expensive than the Turbo Blaze, I hope it's just the introduction price. I wanted to buy the Breville oven style air fryer, because of the looks and being stainless steal instead of coated baskets. All the users claiming oven style can't compete with baskets when it comes to air frying pushed me to the Cosori. I might cook yummy things with both.

I gave away my toaster air fryer and bought a real air fryer. My oven is already my toaster air fryer (and works better than the Ninja I gave away). My Cosori Turbo works better than either of them.

I recently bought a ceramic-coated cosori turbo blazer. The ceramic coating is important, because the fumes of teflon are quite toxic, but it's still hard to find. The turbo blazer is a very good airfyer, as far as I know, so I was very happy to discover it was offered with ceramic coating. Mind you, that coating makes it cost 50% more.

Ninja, Cosori, Breville, Instant Pot, Cuisinart, Emeril Lagasse, Philips, and Power AirFryer. They ultimately chose the Breville Smart Oven Air Fryer for its premium stainless steel design and high-end look. The Ninja DualZone for multi-cooking features and the Cosori Pro for affordability and performance.

I have a single basket Cosori and have been happy with it. As mentioned, making toast in it leaves you with crispy toast. I have a $12 toaster for toast. I also have an older toaster oven that's been sitting in my cabinet for 4 years, since I got the air fryer. I haven't found a need for it that the air fryer couldn't handle.

I did some YouTubing and settled on a Cosori Tower Pro and the picked it up for 220 euros. Very happy with the deal, will get it during the week ap hope the machine is up to snuff!

I'm a huge Cosori fan. I have their turbo blaze model and use it every day!

Cosori Turbo is very quiet and one of the best air fryers out there

A dual blaze also és felső fűtőszálas, így nem kell benne forgatni az ételt. Én imádom ☺️

You should've written "Chicken sized" vegetables, as OP is Veggie. Otherwise the suggestion is rather useless, as one can't toss in more than one layer of fries. But back to topic. I like my Cosori a lot (turbo blaze) as it has various methods for roasting and such. Furthermore it's awesome, because the tray can be washed in the dishwasher

In this league it makes little sense to talk about what is 'best'. The instant vortex often win over reviewers with ease of use and some of the features it has. However, many favors the ninja or the cosori because of other features. I like my cosori because it is very quiet. Both in the woosh and in the beep. Our kitchen is open and less noise is better. My cosori usually doesnt need preheating, so all features regarding this is moot. I like the most that is has a locked handle so I can carry it back and forth between the cupboard and the countertop, because the latter is limited. The instant vortex often wins by being easier and in some cases quicker or slightly more uniform in its heating. I have no experience with any of them other than my cosori turbo blaze, so I shaln't say. All this is to say, you should consider your needs against the particular features of the airfryer, because none of the models in the forementioned league are decidedly bad or failed models. All are great and you will be happy with either. Each could be considered better by particular standards, so that's what you need to look at. Cooking chicken often? My cosori just about holds a whole chicken, but only just, because the drawer is not as deep as some others. On the other hand it's perhaps wider, which definitely has other advantages. I always cut up a whole chicken anyway, for convenience at the table. Cathy, the airfryer queen, over at the youtube channel EmpoweredCooks, has many videos where she compares the best airfryers and discusses their features. It's very informative and thorough, even if you dont have the same needs or opinions as her. I recommend watching those to get a feeling of nuances in differences.

Pues mira me he comprado la cosori de 10 litros. Somos cuatro en casa y quería una grande para de una sola vez hacer grandes cantidades. Estoy encantada!!! Y cuando la quiero más pequeña tengo un separador y me quedan dos cestas de 5 litros. He hecho hamburguesas, pollo, verduras y holjaldres!!!!!

Nope😉 Cosori Turbo Blaze hands down!

I have this model and it's fantastic. Previously had the Ninja Stack and as others have said it cooks unevenly but on the Cosori the elements are above the basket so doesn't have that issue.

Cosori person, myself. Love it. Period.

I literally just tried to make one few days ago in my cosori turbo blaze. I had to cut it in half but I always have the same problem. The top cooks fine but the bottom crust basically doesn't at all and is a floppy almost raw mess. I tried 350 at 10 minutes after seeing that suggestion on a post here.