CHEFMAN Small Air Fryer Healthy Cooking Nonstick User Friendly and Digital Touch Screen w 60 Minute Timer Auto

So glad I did my research and bought this air fryer. It is very easy to use to cook smaller meals and even came with a little booklet with some recipes (stuffed mushrooms = yum). I think the only thing I have problems with is sometimes the touchscreen doesn't work when you push on + or - for temp or time—sometimes you have to push a little to the side of the icon to make it actually work. But not every time. It's weird, but whatever, not a big problem by any means. So glad I got this! Read more

This is my very first air fryer and I am in love. Where do I even start. I love the fact you don't need oil to cook food in this. I did buy a can of olive oil spray that spritzes but i don't always use it and when I do it is only one pump. The see through window is great for seeing if your food is brown enough. A little manual comes with this and has alot of recipes and cooking times for different foods. The food that comes out of this tastes great. You can cook literally anything in here. This is so easy to clean too. I only use one of those round silicone scrubbers with dawn dish soap on it to clean the basket and the tray that comes with it and any food residue just slides right off even if it doesn't look like it will. All in all I am so happy I chose this brand. I reccomend this to anyone who needs an air fryer. Read more

Bought this as a gift for an elderly woman who is often confused by the microwave. It’s FANTASTIC! She has cooked several meals in it in just a short time and we love the fact it turns itself off in case she forgets she cooked something. Yay! Read more

I bought this new fryer after using another one for many years. It functions much the same as far as cooking things goes, that is it works really well for burgers, fries, frozen fish and chicken patties etc. As far as this specific one's practicality, well there are some issues. My first air fryer just had two dials, one for temperature and the other was just a wind-up mechanical timer. This one has a spiffy digital interface, but it's capacitive touch sensitive, and it doesn't respond very well. Sometimes it senses your finger's touch, sometimes it just won't, so you wind up fiddling with it every single time. Also if your fingers are wet it won't respond. I went with the digital one this time because it looks nice and may wear better than a mechanical one, but I kinda wish I hadn't. I miss the simplicity of the dials. Also you cannot change either the time or the temp while it's in use. With the dials you just turned them however you liked in either direction, up or down while it was running. With this one if you want to change the temp or the time, like turn the heat down a little or add a couple minutes extra, you have to press STOP and re-enter both the time and temp each time! Annoying. Also my old air fryer just had a basket that sat inside the cooking pan. You slid the whole thing open and took out the basket and dumped your food out. This one has combined the two, the slide-out has an enclosed bottom but it also has air vents on the sides. And worse, it has a removable grate in the bottom that the food sits on. This means that cleaning it is a pain. You have to remove the bottom grate to clean under it, but you can't touch or remove it when it's hot. If you fry burgers you want to clean it while it's hot before the grease solidifies, so you have to use tongs or something to pull the grate out. It's not that hard, but it's an unnecessarily complicated design with little advantage. It's a good fryer, but my advice would be to keep it simple. Don't bother with a digital control and don't bother with a complicated pan/basket combo. >>>>>>>> 2/5/24 UPDATE <<<<<<<< After using this for a couple months I find it more than satisfactory. The one bit of advice I will give is that you should definitely buy some silicone liners for it, it makes cleaning it much much easier! I recommend these: https://a.co/d/0KHq16j Read more

No more toast for dinner. Eating healthier and better with quickly cooked fish or vegetables. With this air fryer, I'm experimenting nearly every night with what I can air fry - seasoned canned chickpeas, corn, onions, hot dogs, potatoes, canned artichoke hearts in a light crumb breading... I love asparagus in it, so crispy! I need to buy another one for work. To have nice lunches there. I'd buy this one again since it's so easy to use and clean. I just want a bigger one now! Read more

I have gotten a lot of use out of this fryer and it was a good purchase for me. Follow all the directions and cautions, find more info online about air frying, and it might work really well for you. The beeping is a bit too high pitched and loud for me when in the same room with it, so watch for that. And I like to use a pan or foil that fits inside so that my food is not on the non-stick coating (and I can catch juices - to eat, and to make it easier to clean the fryer). But know that doing this and normal washing with a "non-scratch" sponge will start to chip that coating. But it worked for me living in a room with just a microwave. I was able to cook meat, hard "boiled" eggs, and other things in it like I was hoping. Read more

The media could not be loaded. I really like it. It's convenient for small meals. It doesn't take up space in my kitchen. It's works decently well. Read more

I went to a friend's house recently, she and her husband are serious foodies... and she was heating up appetizers in an air fryer. I haven't seen one in any other friends' homes -- so I had no idea. I AM HOOKED. I use it obviously for anything that needs crisping (potatoes / fries, any frozen appetizer kinds of things like trader joes brie wrapped in phyllo bites, etc) -- and I have tried things like Chicken breasts. It's super easy to clean -- but definitely read the instructions. Don't use a spray on oil (buy an oil mister), and don't coat the grill piece, just the food. I like this so much, I just bought it for other friends. Read more