COSORI TurboBlaze
6-Qt, 9-in-1, single basket
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- Capacity
- 6-qt single basket
- Watch out for
- Big basket holes let small food fall through, and the fan scatters light toppings
Why it ranks here. Cosori's TurboBlaze was the most praised model in every comment section and thread we read. Owners volunteer that they own two, or have 'recommended it to dozens of friends'↗, without being asked. It also tops Amazon's air fryer sales charts, but the ranking rests on what owners say, not on sales.
Owners describe it as quiet, quick to heat and easy to clean, and several cook nearly everything in it, from whole chickens to hard-boiled eggs. The praise centres on the brushless motor, which keeps the fan quiet, the ceramic crisper tray that reaches 450°F, and a simple interface. Most bought it on sale for around $89. The one detailed complaint is the crisper basket: its holes are big enough that fries and cut vegetables fall through and burn, and the fan is strong enough to blow pepperoni and herbs off food. Customer service gets good marks.
What owners like
- 'Cooks evenly and predictably every time, is very very quiet, and the interface is a delight'↗, in the words of one owner a year in
- Owners with 18 months to a few years of near-daily use report no problems, and several have bought a second one or 'recommended it to dozens of friends'↗
- 'Built well, good customer service too'↗, says a two-year owner
What owners complain about
- The crisper basket has big holes, so fries, Brussels sprouts and cut root vegetables fall through and burn
- The fan 'blows pepperoni off my pizza, herbs off my rolls, and grated cheese off basically everything'↗
- One long-time air fryer user found it cooks unevenly even on the low fan setting, and awkward to load without burning yourself
“Cosori owner here. Love it. Love it so much I have 2 now...” — YouTube comment · tommyg5095
11 positive · 1 mixed · 1 neutral · 1 negative · 14 voices · ✓ all 14 linked to source
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I've had the Cosori Turbo Blaze since shortly after it was released. I cook 90% of my foods in the air fryer & I love the Cosori. I have recommended it to dozens of friends, & every one of them likes it as much as I do.
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Cosori owner here. Love it. Love it so much I have 2 now...
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I have been deeply in love with my COSORI TURBO BLAZE for over a year now. Cooks evenly and predictably every time, is very very quiet, and the interface is a delight. I've been watching reviews for months and months now, and have not seen anything that would make me consider switching. Thanks for your video!
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Love my Cosori…. Feels and operates like a high quality product.
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I've been using the Cosori for years (different model), as have two other members of my family, and we're all really pleased with it.
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I just got my first air fryer ever last year. The turbo blaze, and it's become one of the most used kitchen appliances I've ever owned. I've considered getting another, I probably get one of the other two top ranking ones from this video.
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I've owned 3 Air Fryers. The Cosori Turboblaze is the best one I've owned. Have had it for 18 months. Inexpensive, uses a DC Motor so fan is realatively quiet, ceramic coated crisper tray, and goes up to 450F. Use it every day. Love it.
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I've had the Cosori Turboblaze for 2 years, use it almost every day and I love it. Built well, good customer service too.
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Cosori Turboblaze. I don't mind it. I don't use it as much as I thought it would. But I promised myself not to buy a lot of accessories. I like the multiple options for cooking. It's easy to use. And the cookbook is nice. Takes up a bit of counter space though.
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So, finally, after 5 years, I decided to go for a traditional drawer model, the Cosori TurboBlaze. And it is my least favourite model of all the ones I’ve used. The crisper basket has big holes, so fries, Brussels sprouts, zucchini pieces, root vegetables, etc. fall through the cracks and burn. The fan is insane. It blows pepperoni off my pizza, herbs off my rolls, and grated cheese off basically everything. Even on the lower fan setting, it cooks pretty unevenly, so you need to flip things, and not everything can be flipped. It’s also surprisingly difficult to put things in and take them out without burning yourself.
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We have had the Cosori for a few years. Paid $89.00 for it on sale and we absolutely love it. You can pretty much cook everything in it and it’s consistently good.
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Just ordered the Cosori via your link, and it was discounted by 25% for $89.90! Every time your excellent reviews come out you cost me money; thanks Todd!!
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Had my Cosori for two years, love it. I use it to "hard boil" eggs all the time.
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Cosori, Ninja, Oster, Instant Pot, Philips, Cuisinart, Typhur, Chefman, Black+Decker, and Breville were tested for their heat up time, power draw and their ability to properly cook various food items such as Fries, Chicken, Cookies, and Bacon.
