Cosori Original 5.8-Quart Air Fryer vs Cosori Pro Air Fryer

My husband loves to use it to reheat leftover pizza which comes out just as good as fresh baked. It's easy to use, preheats beautifully, cooks quickly and evenly, doesn't heat up the kitchen in the summer time, and saves so much time. I take very good care of it. I never use metal utensils in it

We recently purchased a cosori air fryer and we love it. It recieved great reviews and although the interface is electronic, it's simple to use and seems like the right fit for our family. My wife was sold on it after watching many YouTube reviews.

I had less hassle did not need to heat up the house using the oven and it was easy to do. I did fries which I will say nobody thought would be as good but they were proven wrong and they loved them. Its so easy even my husband was able to figure out and he usually doesn't like my kitchen gadgets but guess who has been using it yep my husband. It really makes healthy cooking easier and so I like that I can keep everyone happy and healthy at the same time

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

The analog temp and timer are not exact sciences but neither is this way of cooking. I timed 3 different cooks at 10 min each, setting the mark dead on 10 each time. One was 9 min, then 12 min and 13 min. I would definitely suggest one with more exact controls but love this and use it 4‐5x per week

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

This is a review after a couple of months of use. I already own a Ninja air fryer and wanted a second for when I wanted to cook for example the whole bag of frozen chicken breasts. I purchased the Cosori instead of another Ninja because it got excellent reviews, had a larger, squared basket, I liked the simplicity of the dial, and with 1700 watts, 200 more than the Ninja, so I figured it would compensate for the larger basket. I was wrong

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