10 Deals This Week: Air Fryer Special (Up to 44% Off)

These days, the market has accepted and many stores and brands have jumped in to offer their air fryers. The pandemic star product, a staple item in singles apartments and a great ally in the fight against the unaffordable price of oil, has become a highly sought-after device in the past two years, and for this reason its prices have not than increase.

But the consumer slowdown has apparently also affected its sales, and right now there’s almost no make or model that isn’t discounted. But with so many options and discounts, which one to choose for making oil-free and guilt-free fries?

Based on our reviews and the ranking we prepare with consumer reviews and ratings, we have selected the 10 most interesting and convenient air fryer deals today.

Although not this model, an EasyWays air fryer is in our ranking of the best rated on the market. This leads us to quote here this 3.7 liter MultiTouch offer, with an ideal capacity for 3 or 4 portions —that is one kilo of fries— and which has three modes apart from frying: bake (you can cakes and cookies), roast (meat and vegetables) and heat. That’s almost half its value. Regular price: $89,990.

The top rated brand in our ranking is Instant Vortex, which only accumulates good reviews among its customers. With an average rating of 4.8 from over 600 reviews, this little air fryer is hard to disappoint. Ideal for one person, it has four functions—frying, grilling, baking and reheating—, a digital panel and a size that adapts to any kitchen. It has never been cheaper than today. Previous price: $65,990.

Tefal is famous for its nonstick pots and pans, but its appliances aren’t too shabby either. Some time ago we reviewed its interesting oven with fryer, and today a dry fryer is on sale, although with an interesting novelty: a rotating paddle that gently moves the food so that it is cooked evenly, without having to turn them. Regular price: $159,990.

This Recco model, despite its low price — today cheaper than ever — gets good marks. By volume, you can’t cook more than 2 servings of anything, but that doesn’t stop things from going well (at least in the first few uses): frozen products, say their customers, are well cooked and give off little odor. The bad? Its materiality, a plastic that will clearly not last too long. Some users complain that the non-stick coating on the grill started peeling off after a few months. Regular price: $29,990.

A near-perfect score goes to FDV’s Airflow Air Fryer. Elegant in its design, with a sober digital panel and a standard basket but of resistant material, its results are apparently just as neat as its appearance. Third in our ranking of medium capacity fryers, it has eight automatic programs and a digital panel to adjust the time and temperature. Regular price: $72,990.

When we had the chance to test Xiaomi’s air fryer, we were surprised that a brand known for its cellphones and gadgets would also perform well in a kitchen appliance. As for their preparations, the experience was flawless, without frills, fries, burgers and cheese patties. It has a manual mode, where times, modes and temperatures are controlled via a large central button, and another 100% digital, which is managed from the phone. Regular price: $99,990.

Very popular among large capacity fryers —it almost reaches 7 liters—, this Oster model is second in our ranking. It has only two buttons: one to control the time —maximum 60 minutes— and another for the temperature —maximum 200ºC. Some customers complain that it doesn’t come with a recipe book, but others reply that it’s a matter of looking for tutorials on YouTube. What it seems to be a great performer, especially for fries: it’s capable of about ten pounds in a single batch, with crispy, flavorful, and almost oil-free results. Regular price: $139,990.

Nearly unanimous praise is piling up this Thomas air fryer in their reviews. Starting with its crisp chrome design, which won’t mess with any kitchen, and followed by its reliable performance, which according to its users leaves food “like it’s fried”. Its good capacity is enough to satisfy three or four very panicked guests. Regular price: $129,990.

Although strictly speaking it is an electric oven -hence its shape and size-, among its five default functions -in addition to baking, convection baking, broiling and broiling – there is frying without oil. And after testing it for a few weeks, we conclude that it is one of the most user-friendly air fryers we have ever had to use. Apart from its large size, the difference with other models is its transparent double door, which allows you to see the food while cooking and opens easily. Regular price: $169,990.

“The Mouvair works perfectly for frying frozen products, such as hamburgers and fries, so it is highly recommended if you consume this type of food”, wrote Álvaro Peralta after testing it for a few weeks. “The preset temperatures and cooking times, along with its digital panel, make this machine really easy to use.” Regular price: $109,990.

*Prices for products in this item are updated as of January 23, 2023. Values ​​and availability may change.