This air fryer is so cute! It's so compact and easily fits in any corner. Although it looks small, it can hold a lot of food. It can cook any kind of food, seafood, meat, etc., and it doesn't require any oil—it's the first step to health! Cooking time is minimal, allowing you to do other things at any time. Unlike before, you no longer need to wait and move the food around while it's frying. It's so much simpler and cleaner now, and you don't have to wash greasy dishes anymore. I no longer need to worry about greasy food causing weight gain. I plan to buy one for my mother; it's really a perfect gift for someone who loves health. Read more
The COMFEE’ 2.2 Quart Digital Air Fryer is a great addition to my kitchen. It’s compact but powerful, making it perfect for apartments, dorms, or small families. The touch screen is responsive and easy to use, and the 4 cooking presets take the guesswork out of everyday meals. The 360-degree hot air circulation cooks food evenly and gives a nice crispy texture without much oil. I also love the ceramic basket—it’s non-stick and very easy to clean. It heats up quickly and doesn’t take much counter space. Overall, it’s a convenient, efficient, and stylish air fryer. Read more
I used it for breakfast today, and it was really quick. Saved me time in the morning. Its compact size is perfect for a household of two. I also tried cooking steak and frying chicken and frying peanuts with it, and all were fast and came out very flavorful. Read more
This is my first air fryer. I am happy....wasn't to sure about it but I am pleased. Read more
This entered my kitchen because I wanted the air-fryer convenience without committing half my counter to it. Big air fryers sound great until you realize they’re loud, bulky, and need a permanent parking spot. This one felt like a compromise I could live with. The first thing I noticed was the size and how well made it is. It’s genuinely compact. About what you’d expect for a small appliance that doesn’t pretend to feed a family of five. It tucks into a corner easily and doesn’t dominate the counter, which is why it stayed out instead of getting banished to a cabinet after the first week. It functions just like all the other air fryers. The touchscreen is responsive without being fussy, and the presets make sense for everyday things. The basket is ceramic-coated, which I appreciate more during cleanup than during cooking. Food releases easily, and wiping it down takes less effort than I expected. No scraping. No soaking “just in case.” Noise-wise, it’s noticeable but reasonable. You know it’s running, but it’s not aggressive about it. I wouldn’t fire it up during a phone call, but it’s fine for normal kitchen noise. The hot air circulation does its job evenly for smaller portions, which is really what this size is meant for anyway. This has settled into a very specific role. Quick meals, reheating leftovers that shouldn’t be soggy, small batches where turning on the oven feels unnecessary. It didn’t replace the oven, and it wasn’t meant to. It reduced friction for everyday cooking, which is exactly why it’s still here. If you’re cooking for one or two people and short on space, this makes sense. If you want to air fry everything you own at once, it’s going to feel limiting. For me, it’s stayed on the counter because it earns it. Quietly. Read more
I've used this air fryer daily for a week to try a number of different foods. I love having crunchy food without the oil and the mess. I've used it for crunchy green beans (12 oz), biscuits (I keep a bag in the freezer and pull them out 2-3 at a time for meals), breaded chicken patties (2), cauliflower tots, brat burgers (fit two but one was on the edge of the other until they shrunk a little, and to reheat french fries. Everything came out really well. It's so quiet that when I turned it on for the first time I didn't think it was working. It's really easy to use the controls as I didn't even need to look at the instructions until I thought that it hadn't came on at first. Cleaning it is so simple, nothing sticks anywhere. There's a little shelf that sits in the bottom to allow the hot air to get underneath the food. It has a reminder that goes off when the timer gets to halfway so you know when to flip or shake the food. Sometimes there will be a few pieces buried that don't get crunchy. The basket is just about the exact size of a sandwich bag but food can be piled 4-5 inches deep. It's a great addition to my kitchen appliances and one that will get used often. It's a fair value and I would order again. Read more
If you want to get an air fryer but don't want a big appliance in the way, this is a great option. It holds a decent amount of food in the hopper, but the overall size is small enough to leave on the counter or to easily tuck into a cabinet. The all-black design looks really nice and the unit disappears into the background if you prefer to leave it out. The burner and fan are inside above the hopper, so the heat blows down and around the food. The touch screen is really nice -- not only does it work well and the screen changes depending on your selection, but when the unit is turned off, the screen just goes completely blank and black. Just press a couple buttons to select your mode or time, and the machine alerts you at the halfway point that it's time to flip over or stir your food -- easy to use. A little rack is included to keep the food off the bottom of the hopper so the air gets all around, and both it and the hopper itself are easy to clean, especially since there shouldn't be any grease/oil/burnt food on them due to the nature of the cooking. It works good on chicken nuggets, chicken, fish, etc. Two thumbs up. Read more
