A two-basket Chefman with a DC motor for stronger airflow, splitting 9 quarts across two zones. Bake, broil, dehydrate and reheat in either drawer.
- DC motor for a stronger, even crisp
- Two independent 9-quart zones
- Ceramic-lined baskets
- Wide footprint
- Four core functions
How it tested
We ran the same battery of tests we use on every air fryer, from frozen chips to fresh wings and roast veg. Here is how it scored on each.
Crispiness — 8.2
The DC motor gave a crisp, even finish in both baskets, a step up from cheaper twin fryers.
Evenness — 8.1
Even colour across both zones with a shake on busy loads.
Ease of use & cleanup — 8.0
The ceramic baskets are dishwasher safe and easy to refill.
Noise — 7.7
A steady hum, quieter than some twin models.
Design & build
A black unit with two drawers and a solid feel. It is wide, so plan your counter.
Who it’s for
- You want two zones with better airflow
- You cook for a family
- Bench space is tight
- You want the largest single basket
Full specifications
Our verdict
A strong mid-range twin-basket. The DC motor lifts the crisping above budget rivals while keeping two-zone flexibility.
It is wide and sticks to core functions. For two-food family cooking it is a capable, well-priced pick.
How it compares
It out-crisps the cheaper 6-quart Chefman dual thanks to the DC motor. A single 9-quart TurboFry holds more in one basket.
Frequently asked
Can each basket cook separately?
Yes, each has its own settings.
What is special about the motor?
A DC motor moves air faster for a stronger, more even crisp.
