Cosori 9-in-1 TurboBlaze Air Fryer 6 Qt, Premium Ceramic Coating, 90°–450°F, Precise Heating for Even Results, Air Fry, Roast, Bake, Broil, Dry, Frozen, Proof, Reheat, Keep…

5 reviews for Cosori 9-in-1 TurboBlaze Air Fryer 6 Qt, Premium Ceramic Coating, 90°–450°F, Precise Heating for Even Results, Air Fry, Roast, Bake, Broil, Dry, Frozen, Proof, Reheat, Keep…

1. Rated 5 out of 5

   Rainy – 09/10/2025

   We’ve been using this product for a while now, over six months. The first thing that caught our attention was how silent this thing is. We were suspicious about it, because you barely notice it’s on so we weren’t sure if it would cook/fry things well, but after using it we noticed right away that it works much better than our previous XXL Philips one. It has a lot of presets, the beep is not too loud, super happy with it.

2. Rated 5 out of 5

   L. R. – 09/21/2025

   I’ve used air fryers every day for years and recently switched from a PowerXL to this Cosori TurboBlaze 6-quart model. I honestly expected it to be a step down since it cost less — but it’s been the opposite.

   Performance and Design
   The Cosori heats quickly and cooks more evenly than my previous units. I love that the temperature goes past 400°F, the fan speed is adjustable, and the chime when a cycle ends is gentle instead of jarring. The basket design is smarter too — no side vents for juices to leak out, yet it still circulates air perfectly.

   Ease of Use
   The interface is intuitive and easy to read, even for someone who doesn’t want to grab reading glasses every time. I normally run manual settings, but the built-in presets look promising.

   Cooking Results
   Chicken wings are my personal favorite — a light oil toss and dry rub produce crispy skin with juicy meat every time. It also handles veggies, toast, and leftover pizza without over-drying.

   Noise and Cleanup
   It’s noticeably quieter than my PowerXL, and while all air fryers make some noise, this one blends into the background. The ceramic-coated basket cleans easily and still looks new after a month of daily use.

   Overall
   For the price, this feels like a premium upgrade. It takes up about the same counter space as my old fryer but looks sleeker and fits my kitchen better. If you want a reliable daily air fryer that’s quiet, easy to use, and delivers crisp results, the Cosori TurboBlaze is an excellent choice.

3. Rated 5 out of 5

   Rainy – 09/30/2025

   Grym hela vägen! Vår första airfryer och wow denna kommer användas flitigt. Har bara hört goda historier kring airfryers men denna va sjukt snabb och maten blev perfekt på bara några minuter.

   Pommes på 14min.
   Korv till barnen på under 5min!!

   Jag rekommenderar verkligen denna, den är tyst, ser mycket bra ut på diskbänken och piper inte alls mycket!

4. Rated 5 out of 5

   DadK – 10/27/2025

   I am not able to do a lot of cooking anymore, but my husband hasn’t retired and is a HungryMan.
   Any thing that can help is appreciated, and this machine has been a lifesaver. It is so fast, and so easy, and to put it simply, this air fryer makes delicious, beautiful meals at the push of a button.
   My husband even uses it! That feels like a small miracle in itself. His favorite so far is grilled cheese and ham. My favorite is the air fryer potatoes. I microwave them first, coat in oil and my favorite seasonings (McCormick Garlic and…) and Voila! See the picture below. Tantalizing, crispy taters in minutes.

   Yesterday I made Sea-Pak popcorn shrimp in 8 minutes.
   I really like the PreHeat feature; it knows how long it needs to be to PreHeat for whatever temperature I plan to use. And in the box with the machine is a cooking times chart, and a recipe book,
   But I don’t get hung up on any of those details because it is really just a table top mini-oven that does everything from rotisserie and bake, to roast, broil and air fry.
   I purchased air fryer oil; every thing needs a spritz before cooking,
   For sandwiches we use butter or mayo, depending on what flavor we want, and usually use the Broiler setting.
   The most important thing is not to be afraid of this wonderful machine…just go crazy and let your food-freak flag fly!
   Tips: Do not put a paper liner in the basket during PreHeat.
   Also, PreHeating is always a good idea for frozen foods, but not always necessary for other foods.
   Almost everything needs to be flipped during cooking. I made Crackel Barrel biscuits (oh my gosh!) and waited until they looked golden brown, then flipped and baked for another couple minutes so they would not be doughy underneath.
   This machine makes gorgeous chicken, but I have learned to let the chicken get room temperature before cooking, and that just because it is browned and beautiful on the outside, doesn’t mean it is cooked through. Flip, cook, then Check and double check.
   We use this machine several times a day, so we go through a lot of paper liners.
   Being able to put the two parts in the dishwasher is awesome.
   And another really handy thing I have discovered is that Air Fryers have become so popular, most frozen foods packages have Air Fryer cooking times right on the package!
   This machine is so amazing, I bought another one for my mom.
   UPDATE: My frail 87 year old mom used her new machine yesterday for the first time. She made beautiful salmon cakes. That takes me back!! She said, “You’re right, it’s so easy.” She also said this air fryer is really going to help her keep them fed. My stepdad loves seafood!
   Makes me so happy.
   It makes great toast by the way, so we were able to put our toaster away.
   Suggestion: Spend the $11 for the magnetic strips that hold the paper liner in place. Otherwise it really slides around. Be careful, the magnets get very hot.
   And check out the air fryer cooking cups and products Reynolds makes. We bought some for making omelets and cakes. And I plan on buying 7” air fryer cake pans.
   Update: I bought a third and plan to give it to my 87 year old neighbor and precious dear friend, who takes care of her 101 year old husband, because I know how much time she spends cooking to feed and care for him. She is a real cook, having had her own restaurant for 20 years. When I gave it to her, her son took it out of the box for me, but I walked her through plugging it in and using the Power button, Pause, etc. I had prepared a ham and cheese sandwich in advance, as well as a bowl of seasoned and cubed microwaved baking potatoes. We put the sandwich in the machine and when it came out, it was golden and perfect!! Then we sprayed the potatoes with oil. Halfway through cooking, she shook them. They came out so crispy and delicious!!
   Her son uses an air fryer at home, so this gift is one the family will use and enjoy every day.
   Update: Today I made soft bowled eggs. Just crack eggs into sprayed oven safe bowl, Bake 9 or 10 minutes. Voila!!
   Wow, we have re-heated pizza, and it is better than freshly delivered!!

5. Rated 5 out of 5

   L. R. – 11/02/2025

   I love this air fryer so much I bought TWO! I have used three other air fryer models in the past – two different pot styles models, and a very short & wide toaster oven style, all from well known brands – and this one is my favorite.

   The pot styles with a big heating element and big fan cooked great, but only in several small batches. There just wasn’t enough area in the circular bottom. I found the short wide toaster oven style made larger batches of some foods but did not air fry anything well at all with a small fan on the side.

   This air fryer though has a good amount of area on the bottom for single-layer foods to be air fried in decent sized batches, but enough volume to cook things like french fries and tots. The inner dimensions of the basket are 9.25” wide, 9.25” long, 4.5” deep, and 3.5” deep with the crisper plate installed. It has a big heating element and big fan, and it cooks great and evenly. I definitely prefer the pull-out drawer style instead of the large pot styles because the shorter sides make it easier to get food out without burning yourself on the hot edges. The basket and crisper plate are made of aluminum, so they do cool fairly quickly after coming out of the unit. The overall size is good. It’s a little wider and deeper than some air fryers and takes up about 1 square foot of counter space, but it’s not super tall and fits well on my countertop under my top kitchen cabinets. It’s barely taller than our small compact microwave.

   The air fryer is not loud. You’ll hear it, but it’s not unpleasant or disruptive. I have two of them and both of them running together are quieter than the two pot style air fryers I’ve used. It has pleasant beeps and plays a little tone three times when your food is finished cooking. It doesn’t remind you to flip/stir foods part way through, but it is easy enough to just set the time for shorter cooks so you flip them on time if you’re like me and forget to flip things. I love how the temperature adjusts by small increments so you can fine tune the temperature you want. There is a default setting of the temp and time for each cooking mode, but you can customize those which is so nice! I find I use certain settings frequently for certain cooking modes, so it’s nice to just tap the mode I’m going to use and my most frequently used setting is ready to go. You can also reset them all at once to the factory defaults if you want to. The unit does get pretty warm all around the outside, but the hottest part is on the back where the air comes out. You do need to pull it out away from the wall when running it. I noticed my kitchen feeling just a touch warmer when I run both of mine.

   So far, the crisper plates have stayed put in the bottom when I’ve tipped the basket to dump out food. The little silicone feet are very well attached, so I don’t expect to lose them. The non-stick coating has been easy to clean. Some things do get cooked onto the surface like marinades and drippings, but simply putting a little dish soap and warm water in the bottom and letting it sit for a few minutes has been enough to easily dislodge it all. The instructions say the basket and crisper plate are dishwasher safe but DO NOT put them in the dishwasher or you may cry. Hand wash them with a soft dish brush/ soft sponge/ washcloth – they really are easy to clean up. You’ll thank me later! Also, use silicone tipped utensils to avoid scratching the coating.

   I’ve included a photo of some chicken tenderloins I air fried (they turned out tender and juicy), and some frozen green beans that I roasted. Both were great!