Finally, tech that gets it.
 | | Love your air fryer but wish it could do more? | | You're not alone. Air fryers may be a little healthier than other cooking appliances, but many of us are realizing their limitations — some are too small for family meals, others hog counter space, plus the features on newer models leave older ones looking pretty basic. Think steam technology for juicier results, built-in thermometers for cooking perfection, and even voice control! | | Meet the next generation of air fryer ovens, so versatile that they can replace up to five different countertop appliances. We're talking air frying, roasting, baking, dehydrating, rotisserie cooking, and more, all in one sleek unit that actually gives you counter space back. | | Our reviewers looked at nine top models, from budget-friendly options under $100 to XXL ovens that can handle a large turkey. Whether you're cooking for one or feeding a crowd, we found standout options across every price point and need: | š„ Instant Pot Vortex Plus: Our editor's choice for best overall at under $150, with rotisserie capabilities and 10 cooking modes.
š§ Our Place Wonder Oven: This trendy model adds steam infusion technology that locks in moisture while air frying, meaning no more dry chicken or tough vegetables.
š„ ️Ninja DualZone Foodi: Two independent baskets mean you can cook your main dish and side(s) simultaneously. Tester Kristin raves: "I'll cook my proteins in one basket and the veggies or carbs at a different setting in the other."
š¦ ️COSORI Air Fryer Toaster Oven: The heavyweight champion with 32-quart capacity, voice control capability, and 13 cooking modes including ferment and sous vide.
| | Want to see all the options? Below, discover the air fryer that doubles as a pressure cooker and yogurt maker, the model with a digital thermometer that cooks your food to perfection, and our splurge pick that reaches a blazing 480°F. š„ | | | Turn up the heat! | — Healthline Newsletter Team
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