A powerful, quiet 6-quart air fryer with a fan that moves a lot of air and a wide 90 to 450°F range. One of the best all-round crispers you can buy at the price.
- Fast, even crisping thanks to a strong fan
- Quiet for its power
- Wide temperature range down to 90°F for proofing and dehydrating
- Square basket is a little tall to store
- Ceramic coating needs gentle handling
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 — 9.2
Chips and wings came out deeply crisp with very little shuffling. The high fan speed is the standout, browning food quickly and evenly.
Evenness — 9.0
Among the most even units we have tested. Batches cooked to a consistent colour from edge to centre.
Ease of use & cleanup — 8.7
The basket and crisper plate lift out and rinse clean, and the touchscreen is quick to read. Presets cover the everyday jobs.
Noise — 8.3
Noticeably quieter than most air fryers at full power, with a smooth low tone.
Design & build
A tidy matte grey unit with a clear screen and a solid basket. It sits well on a counter, though the square basket is a touch tall for low cupboards.
Who it’s for
- You want top-tier crisping for the money
- You like a quiet machine
- You need a very large capacity
- You want a stainless steel look
Full specifications
Our verdict
The TurboBlaze is our pick for pure performance per pound. The powerful, quiet fan and wide temperature range put it ahead of most single-basket rivals.
Six quarts suits one to four people. If you regularly cook for more, a dual-basket or larger oven-style fryer will serve you better.
How it compares
It crisps as well as pricier Ninjas and runs quieter. Step up to the 6.8-quart Cosori for a bit more room, or the Iconic for app control.
Frequently asked
How loud is it?
Quieter than most. The fan is smooth rather than sharp, even on high.
Is the coating safe?
Yes. It uses a PFAS-free ceramic nonstick coating.
