Maximatic EAF2612D vs PowerXL AirFryer XL

Easy to clean, and once you get the hang of it EVERYTHING tastes better! No grease, crispy, and delicious every time now. Well worth the $. Just wish I knew they have a turquoise/mint (favorite color) one now. Oh well…

We use it multiple times a week to re-heat and cook. I've recommended it to everyone. It is a great tool to have in the kitchen, even if it is a little bulky to store. Also, the clean up is very easy; the tray pops out of the basket and both are easy to clean since they are non-stick surfaces -- you can easily soak them both if something is really caked on

The temperature scale is difficult to use. The old 2qt unit was great, this one is disappointing. Too bad the knobs and scale fell off the old one.

Once you turn it off the interior heat dissipates. 3. It is not too noisy 4. It does not heat up the room 5

I struggle with trying to get it to crisp anything up. The temperatures are pre-set, which I was aware of. What Air Fryer charts say take 20 minutes have taken up to 40 minutes to cook in this appliance. I've tried burgers, french fries, egg rolls, veggies, and countless other items that should cook in a relatively short time

I have not used or tested out the rotisserie items, but I did use the basket for French fries and tots but truly didn't see any difference from placing them on the pan tray. So far I can say the 1.5 inch Filet Mignon we cooked and the Pork Chops have been fantastic! Again, you'll have to find your True Time and settings. My experience has been to always add 2 or 3 extra minute as a PRE-heat

Bought this for my mother for Xmas. It says it’s to cook a meal for 2 but it’s very small so you’d be lucky to cook for 1 person.

I wanted a smaller size fryer that didn’t take up much counter space, which the specs seemed to indicate. Next time I’ll definitely scrutinize the dimensions better. Small space shoppers—look elsewhere.