Cosori Smart Wifi Air Fryer 5.8qt review: Design

Cosori Smart Wifi Air Fryer 5.8qt review: Design

The Cosori Smart Wifi Air Fryer 5.8qt won’t win any design awards but in all fairness, we can’t think of any air fryer that will. It's a big black box with a protruding handle for removing the cooking basket and comes with a smooth digital control panel. The buttons for the various functions are small and the preprogrammed settings are indicated by little icons, such as a carrot for vegetables and a fish for seafood. When it’s not operating, the display goes to sleep, for a less cluttered look. 

(Image credit: Tom's Guide)

Approximately a 12-inch square, this is not a small appliance and it will take up some space on your kitchen countertop, as well as in a cabinet or closet if you don’t opt to keep it permanently on the counter. However, it is average in size for an air fryer.

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