A tiny 2.1-quart air fryer for one person, snacks and small kitchens. Cheap, light and quick, with just enough room for a single portion.
- Very small and light
- Low price and cheap to run
- Heats up fast for snacks
- Only 2.1 quarts, strictly one portion
- 900W 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 — 8.0
For its size it crisps snacks and leftovers nicely. It is built for one portion rather than a meal for two.
Evenness — 7.8
Fine within the small basket, with a shake for anything piled up.
Ease of use & cleanup — 9.0
The easiest of the lot. It is light to lift, quick to heat and the little basket washes in seconds.
Noise — 8.3
Quiet, as you would expect from a small unit.
Design & build
A compact grey fryer that tucks into any corner. Perfect for a dorm, office or small flat.
Who it’s for
- You cook for one or want a snack maker
- You have very little space
- You cook for two or more
- You want to air fry full meals
Full specifications
Our verdict
The Mini is a neat, cheap way to air fry for one. For reheating, snacks and single portions it does the job without taking up space or much money.
The 2.1-quart basket and 900W element are the obvious limits. Anyone cooking for two or more should size up to a 5-quart model.
How it compares
It is far smaller than the Pro LE and better suited to snacks than meals. Step up to a 5-quart Cosori as soon as you cook for more than one.
Frequently asked
How many does it serve?
One person, or snacks and sides.
Is it good for a small flat?
Yes. It is one of the smallest air fryers around.
