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The Instant Vortex Slim air fryer in narrow at just 10-inch, but deep, giving it a surprising cooking capacity of 6 quarts. It's ideal for small spaces and is a budget appliance without compromising on performance. What's more, the controls are smart and intuitive.
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The Ninja Air Fryer Pro 4-in-1 tops our buying guide as the best air fryer we'd recommend for most people. What's more, you can now save over 30% on this best performing appliance. When testing we found its cooking performance was excellent, the 5-quart basket was large enough to hold four servings, and the controls were user-friendly.

I've been using the Cosori TurboBlaze air fryer for over a year and it gets used multiple times a day. The 6-quart basket provides plenty of cooking space for my family of four, and I love the additional cooking functions, including the 'Proof' mode, which I use when making bread. It also has eight other functions, making is a brilliant addition for any kitchen.

This Philips air fryer has an unusual look due to it's viewing window, which allows you to take a peek inside while it's in action. When reviewed, our tester said it made her food crispy without drying it out and it was incredibly easy to use. And RapidAir Plus Technology means the bottom of the food gets crispy as well as the top.

This Philips 3000 Series Dual Basket Air Fryer is our favorite dual basket appliance we've tested. It features a 3.5-quart drawer for small cooks, and a larger 6-quart drawer for family meals. When testing we found it excellent at cooking all food types, particularly meat, and the Vortex means that it cooks evenly. With a $100 discount, it's a brilliant buy.