A wide two-basket Chefman with one-touch digital controls, a shake reminder and 9 quarts across two zones. A budget route into dual-basket cooking.
- Two zones for two foods at once
- One-touch digital presets
- Shake reminder built in
- Tops out at 400°F
- Very wide on the counter
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 — 8.0
Both baskets crisped chips and wings well, though the 400°F ceiling means slightly less bite than 450°F rivals.
Evenness — 7.9
Even within each basket with a shake partway.
Ease of use & cleanup — 8.1
The nonstick baskets are dishwasher safe and the digital panel is simple.
Noise — 7.7
A steady twin-fan hum.
Design & build
A long, low black unit with two side-by-side drawers. It is wide, so measure your counter.
Who it’s for
- You want two zones cheaply
- You cook for a family
- You want a 450°F top setting
- Your counter is narrow
Full specifications
Our verdict
A straightforward, affordable twin-basket. The digital controls and shake reminder make two-zone cooking easy for the price.
The 400°F ceiling and wide body are the trade-offs. For everyday chips, wings and veg it does the job.
How it compares
It is wider but similar in size to the DC-motor Chefman dual, which crisps a touch harder. A single 9-quart TurboFry holds more in one basket.
Frequently asked
Does it reach 450°F?
No, it tops out at 400°F.
Can the baskets run separately?
Yes, each has its own settings.
