A slightly smaller two-basket Cuisinart with 8.5 quarts across two zones. The same Sync Finish trick in a footprint that fits more kitchens.
- Two zones cook two foods at once
- Smaller footprint than the 11-quart model
- Sync Finish times both together
- Baskets are a touch smaller at 4.25 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 — 8.5
Both zones crisped chips and wings well thanks to the strong 1800W element.
Evenness — 8.4
Even colour across both baskets, with a toss reminder to help.
Ease of use & cleanup — 8.3
The ceramic baskets are dishwasher safe and easy to refill.
Noise — 7.9
A steady fan noise, on par with similar units.
Design & build
A black and silver unit with two drawers. It is more manageable on the counter than the 11-quart version.
Who it’s for
- You want two zones without the biggest footprint
- You cook for two to four
- You need the largest capacity
- You want more presets
Full specifications
Our verdict
A smart middle ground in the dual-basket world. You keep the two-zone cooking and Sync Finish while saving some counter space over the 11-quart model.
The baskets are a little smaller, and the function set is basic. For most family meals it strikes a sensible balance.
How it compares
It is the compact sibling of the ADZ-110. A single-basket AIR-200NAS is simpler if you do not need two zones.
Frequently asked
How big is each basket?
Each holds 4.25 quarts, for 8.5 quarts in total.
Does it fit a normal counter?
Yes, more easily than the 11-quart model.
