COSORI LITE 4.0-QUART SMART AIR FRYER REVIEW: DESIGN

COSORI LITE 4.0-QUART SMART AIR FRYER REVIEW: DESIGN

  • Single-drawer model
  • Touch controls and digital display
  • Dishwasher safe basket and crisper tray

The Cosori Lite 4.0-Quart Smart Air Fryer is a good-looking thing. It’s a basket-based design with a large glossy panel on top, touch controls and a choice of light or dark finishes. It feels solidly put together and with a weight of 9.75lbs/4.4kg it’s not going to put your back out if you’re taking it from a cupboard to a countertop. Color choices are Truffle Grey (the version we reviewed) and Light Peach; the Gray option is prone to finger marks but easy enough to wipe clean.

It measures 12.8 x 10.8 x 10.8in / 32.5 x 27.5 x 27.5cm (h x w x d) so it doesn't take up too much space on the counter-top, but it can equally be easily stowed away to keep the kitchen sides clear.

The basket has a non-stick inner and a removable tray so that oil falls down into the bottom of the basket. Both the basket and the tray are dishwasher safe.

The touch controls on top are simple enough: temperature, time, five pre-sets –chicken, fries, bacon, steak and veggies – a power button, a start/pause button and buttons for preheating, for setting a shake reminder and for using the keep warm function. 

The touch controls are clear and simple, with five presets as well as manual controls. (Image credit: Future)

It also features an NTC sensor with heating elements positioned over the top of the basket and underneath it, that make real-time temperature adjustments. This (supposedly) means that your food will never be overcooked or undercooked.

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