A larger 6.8-quart Cosori with dual heating elements top and bottom for more even cooking. Built for families of four to six who want one big basket.
- Dual heating elements brown food from both sides
- Roomy 6.8-quart basket
- Twelve one-touch functions
- Tops out at 400°F rather than 450
- Bigger footprint 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 — 8.8
The twin elements gave a lovely all-over crisp, especially on thicker cuts and trays of veg that usually need turning.
Evenness — 8.9
Very even, with the top element helping colour the surface without a mid-cook flip.
Ease of use & cleanup — 8.5
The ceramic-coated basket is dishwasher safe and wipes clean easily. Twelve presets keep things simple.
Noise — 8.1
A moderate, steady hum, on par with most family-size fryers.
Design & build
A grey family-size unit that feels sturdy. The dual-element design adds a little height, so allow headroom.
Who it’s for
- You cook for four to six people
- You want more even browning without flipping
- Counter space is tight
- You want the highest 450°F setting
Full specifications
Our verdict
For bigger households this is a smart single-basket pick. The dual heating elements are the real upgrade, cutting down on turning and giving a more even finish.
You trade a little top-end temperature and counter space for the extra capacity. For family cooking that is an easy call.
How it compares
It holds more than the 6-quart TurboBlaze and browns more evenly thanks to the second element. A dual-basket Ninja is the alternative if you want two zones.
Frequently asked
What do dual heating elements do?
They heat from the top and bottom, so food browns more evenly with less turning.
How many does it serve?
Comfortably four to six people.
