A slim 3.5-quart Chefman that reaches 450°F and slips into narrow gaps. Four functions and a ceramic basket for one or two people.
- Slim shape fits tight spaces
- Reaches 450°F despite the low price
- Ceramic nonstick basket
- 3.5 quarts is strictly small
- 1300W limits bigger cooks
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 — 7.4
For a slim mini it crisps snacks and small meals nicely, helped by the 450°F top setting.
Evenness — 7.2
Fine in the small basket with a shake for piled loads.
Ease of use & cleanup — 8.7
The ceramic basket wipes clean and is dishwasher safe. Very light to handle.
Noise — 8.3
Quiet, as you would expect from a small unit.
Design & build
A narrow black unit built to fit tight counters and small kitchens.
Who it’s for
- You have very little space
- You cook for one
- You cook for two or more
- You want to air fry full meals
Full specifications
Our verdict
A neat, cheap way to air fry in a tight kitchen. The slim shape and 450°F top setting are the highlights.
The 3.5-quart basket and 1300W element keep it to snacks and single portions. Within that it is a tidy little fryer.
How it compares
It is smaller than the 4-quart TurboFry Touch and built to be narrow. Size up as soon as you cook for two.
Frequently asked
How many does it serve?
One person, or snacks and sides.
Does it really reach 450°F?
Yes, which is unusual for a mini.
