Air fryer brand calibration
Different air fryers heat differently. These per-brand pages list every food we cover with the time and temperature adjusted for the specific brand and model you own.
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Cosori
Cosori basket fryers run true-to-dial — their fan is moderate and the chamber is well-insulated, so a recipe written for a generic air fryer cooks correctly on a Cosori without adjustment.
- Temp
- True to dial
- Time
- Standard timing
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Ninja
Ninja air fryers (and the Foodi dual-basket and Flip ovens) push noticeably more air than the average basket fryer.
- Temp
- True to dial
- Time
- 8% faster
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Instant Vortex
Instant Vortex basket fryers (Plus, ClearCook, Slim) are average-airflow units that cook true to the dial.
- Temp
- True to dial
- Time
- Standard timing
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Philips Airfryer
Philips Airfryers — the original air fryer, dating to 2010 — use Rapid Air with a starfish-shaped diffuser plate.
- Temp
- -10 °F
- Time
- Standard timing
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PowerXL
PowerXL Vortex and Air Fryer Pro units use a strong fan and a reflective chamber lining that crisps slightly faster than average.
- Temp
- True to dial
- Time
- 5% faster
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Breville
Breville's Smart Oven Air Fryer Pro and Joule Turbo are full-size convection ovens with an air-fryer mode.
- Temp
- -15 °F
- Time
- 5% longer
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Cuisinart
Cuisinart's TOA-60, TOA-65 and TOA-70 are convection toaster ovens with an air-fryer setting.
- Temp
- -10 °F
- Time
- 5% longer
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Chefman
Chefman's TurboFry basket fryers and the Toast-Air toaster-oven hybrid cook close to true-to-dial.
- Temp
- True to dial
- Time
- Standard timing
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GoWise
GoWise XL and Mojave basket fryers tend to run slightly hot for their set temperature — drop the dial about 5 °F from a generic recipe.
- Temp
- -5 °F
- Time
- Standard timing