An affordable two-basket Chefman with Sync Finish, viewing windows and 6 quarts split across two 3-quart drawers. Two foods, two ways, on a budget.
- Two independent zones at a low price
- Sync Finish times both together
- Windows on both baskets
- Baskets are small at 3 quarts each
- Four functions only
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 — 8.1
Both baskets crisped chips and wings well, with the Hi-Fry option adding extra crunch.
Evenness — 8.0
Even within each small basket, with a shake for fuller loads.
Ease of use & cleanup — 8.2
The nonstick baskets are dishwasher safe and the windows help timing.
Noise — 7.8
A steady hum from the twin fans.
Design & build
A black and grey unit with two windowed drawers. Neat for a two-basket fryer, though the zones are on the small side.
Who it’s for
- You want two zones cheaply
- You cook for one or two
- You need large baskets
- You cook for a big family
Full specifications
Our verdict
A wallet-friendly way into two-basket cooking. Sync Finish and the windows make it easy to land two foods together.
The 3-quart baskets are the catch, so big batches are out. For couples and small households it is great value.
How it compares
It is smaller and cheaper than the 9-quart Chefman duals. A single 8-quart Crispinator holds more in one basket.
Frequently asked
How big is each basket?
Three quarts each, six quarts in total.
What is Sync Finish?
It times both baskets so two foods finish together.
