ARIA AAFO-880 vs Cosori Pro Air Fryer

In comparison, this seems slower and less powerful, though the wattage is the same (1700). As I get used to it I’m sure I’ll…get used to it. Cons Again, it’s not a basket style. Basket is lots easier if you’re new to air frying, but maybe that depends on your cooking style

Cosori for whatever reason utilize a paper-weight electrical lead cable for an air fryer rated at 1500 watts which also does not include a ground pin. Why Cosori? The plastic-like odor people are experiencing while using the air fryer is not coming from the air fryer, but from that thin electrical lead cable which is getting hot while the air fryer is in use. Over time, the lead cable is likely to wear out and likely burn out. Please Cosori for the next iteration of this air fryer, take a page from Panasonic microwaves, study the heavy gauge lead cables they utilize for their 1200 watt rated microwave ovens and utilize something similar especially for a 1500 watt rated air fryer such as this one

Haven't tried the rotisserie yet or the fries basket. Still learning cook times and temps. All in all, pleased with this purchase but does require a learning curve.

The instructions state that you must always preheat the fryer before using, and by doing that, I have had success with a variety of foods. However, one thing to note: you must always select a preset [steak, vegetable, chicken, etc.] and then adjust the temperature or time to your liking; you cannot simply set a temperature or time. The automatic pause halfway through cooking in order to shake/flip your food only works [beeps & turns off heat] if you do not adjust the preset times/temps

But it still only cooks the top level! You have to rotate the trays which makes cooking a little longer! So for me I'm not too excited about this product. And for the price I just don't agree.

First off, I absolutely hate cooking. I don't like the mess. It takes too much time. My recipes never turn out like they show in the cookbooks

Use it every day! Front opening door allows for easy access to food. Would definitely buy again. TIPS: ALWAYS spray shelves with oil to keep food from sticking. ALWAYS clean or at least soak immediately

Note to all: DONT use oven cleaner on it even though I came across a thread where people recommended using it. The grease indeed did come off, but at that cost of the non stick coating.

I SEEM TO BE MISSING 2 PIECES THE STICK THAT HOLDS THE TUMBLER THING FOR THE VEGIES AND THE OTHER THING THAT COMES WITH IT. I HAVE HAD MY PRODUCT SINCE EARLY JANUARY BUT NEVER NOTICED BECAUSE I WAS SO EXCITED THAT I WAS ABLE TO AFFORD ONE. SO HEY IF THE COMPANY THAT I GOT IT FROM COULD SEND ME THOSE TWO PARTS I WOULD BE GREATFULL

It produces such a clean taste. Definitely for someone who has health issues that greasy foods would aggravate and exacerbate. Should’ve gotten this a long time ago. Saves time and energy and it tastes better

I like the size but it takes double the time to cook than my last air fryer from a different brand. My last air fryer took 8-10 mins to cook frozen fries. This one takes 15 mins or longer. I like the shelves but with multiple items on the racks it takes even longer because it's not getting done evenly

It’s a different way to cook, but what I’ve cooked so far, I like. I’ve fried chicken, steaks, jalapeño poppers, and even breaded red fish. Guess the only drawback with the fryer is the size. The basket is big for baskets, but if your cooking for several people, (more than 2), you have to cook in stages

I ordered this specifically to bake pizza. According to Aria website you can bake a 12" pizza. I could not get my 11" pizza in this oven so I returned it. I did like how it fit on my counter and the various accessories

Now I have more access to my oven for baking larger amounts of food. Also great when you need to bake more than 1 thing at once.