9 Best Air Fryers at Target 2026

This game-changing 5-quart air fryer redefines kitchen safety and transparency—literally. With its full 360° heat-resistant glass bowl, you can watch your food cook from every angle without lifting the lid, eliminating guesswork and cold spots. The standout? Its non-toxic construction, free from BPA, Teflon, and PFAS, making it a top pick for health-conscious families who refuse to compromise on safety for performance. It’s the only model that combines self-cleaning capability with a truly clean materials profile—offering peace of mind with every roast or dehydrate cycle.

In real-world testing, the vortex airflow system delivers impressively even crisping, especially on fries and chicken tenders, though it lags slightly behind metal-basket models in browning intensity. The rotisserie and tumbling basket accessories shine for hands-free roasting and even seasoning distribution, but the glass bowl, while durable, takes longer to heat up than ceramic or metal alternatives. It handles 9-in-1 functions like baking and dehydrating competently, though extended baking cycles can stress the motor. Notably, the self-cleaning mode—a rare feature—works well for light residue but struggles with stuck-on grease, requiring occasional manual wiping.

Compared to the Typhur Sync or Instant Pot models, this air fryer prioritizes material safety and visibility over speed or smart tech. It’s ideal for parents, eco-conscious cooks, or anyone sensitive to chemical coatings in cookware. While it doesn’t offer dual zones or app control, its unique glass design and non-toxic build set it apart in a sea of Teflon-lined competitors. Against the Chefman TurboX, it trades raw power for purity—delivering slower but safer cooking with far more transparency.

Meet the pocket-sized powerhouse that’s redefining solo cooking—this 2-quart mini air fryer is a countertop savior for tiny kitchens and minimalists. With a compact square design, it maximizes interior space while minimizing footprint, slipping easily into cabinets or crowded countertops. The 900W heating element delivers crisp results up to three times faster than a conventional oven, making it perfect for reheating leftovers or whipping up a quick snack for one or two. Its shake reminder ensures even browning—no guesswork, no soggy fries.

During testing, it excelled at small-batch cooking: frozen nuggets, single-serve sweet potato fries, and reheated pizza all came out hot and crisp, though larger portions required batch cooking. The nonstick basket released food easily and cleaned up effortlessly in the dishwasher, a major plus for busy users. However, its low wattage means it struggles with dense foods like whole chicken breasts or thick roasts, and the square basket, while space-efficient, can crowd food if overloaded. It’s best suited for light meals and snacks, not family-sized feasts.

Against the Instant Pot 10QT or Ninja DualZone, this model is no match for volume—but that’s not its purpose. It’s the ultimate space-saving solution for dorms, RVs, or studio apartments where every inch counts. While the Cosori 6QT offers more power and features, this CHEFMAN model wins on pure portability and simplicity. For anyone who values speed, size, and smart alerts over capacity, this mini fryer is a no-brainer.

This 9-quart culinary multitasker brings dual-zone intelligence to the heart of your kitchen. With VersaZone Technology, you can run two 4.5-quart zones independently or combine them into one large cooking space—perfect for pairing crispy chicken wings with roasted veggies that finish at the same time. The 1700W motor and EvenCrisp Technology deliver deep, golden crunch using 95% less oil than deep frying, rivaling the texture of traditional fried foods. Its intuitive touchscreen and SyncCook/SyncFinish features make it feel like a smart oven, not just an air fryer.

In practice, the dual baskets eliminate back-to-back cooking, a game-changer for weeknight dinners. The family-sized 9-quart capacity handles eight portions with ease, and the non-stick accessories clean up quickly in the dishwasher. However, the round baskets don’t maximize space as well as square models, and the fan noise is noticeable—louder than the Typhur Sync or Cosori. It handles dehydrating and baking well, though precision lags slightly behind dedicated ovens. The lack of a rotisserie is a missed opportunity compared to the Instant Pot 10QT.

When stacked against the Ninja DualZone, the VersaZone offers stronger wattage and smarter syncing, but the Ninja wins on independent control flexibility. For families or meal preppers who want dual-zone convenience without sacrificing power, this Instant Pot model hits a sweet spot. It outperforms single-basket rivals in multitasking ability, making it a smarter investment than basic 5-quart models despite a steeper learning curve.

This AI-powered 8-quart beast isn’t just an air fryer—it’s a kitchen revolution. The world’s first built-in wireless meat thermometer eliminates guesswork, sending real-time core temperature alerts to your phone so steaks and roasts come out perfectly juicy every time. Pair that with AI Smart Recipe Generation, where snapping a photo of your ingredients auto-loads optimal cooking settings, and you’ve got a truly intelligent appliance. The non-toxic ceramic coating is a major win—PFAS-free, eco-friendly, and more durable than standard nonstick surfaces.

In real-world use, the Smart Whole Chicken Mode delivered a golden, crispy 6lb bird with tender meat, outperforming manual rotisserie attempts in other models. The 8-quart square basket fits more than round competitors, and whisper-quiet operation (under 53dB) means you can cook while watching TV or chatting. The app integration is seamless, with push notifications for shake reminders and doneness alerts. However, the learning curve is steeper for non-tech-savvy users, and the ceramic basket, while safe, requires gentle handling to avoid chipping.

Compared to the Instant Pot VersaZone, the Typhur Sync trades dual zones for precision and quietness, making it better for serious home chefs than multitaskers. Against the Gourmia 14QT, it sacrifices raw capacity for smarter, safer cooking. It’s the most advanced model in the lineup—ideal for tech lovers, health-focused families, or anyone tired of overcooked proteins. Its blend of AI, safety, and performance justifies its top-tier positioning.

This 14-quart colossus is the undisputed king of capacity, built for feeding crowds or serious meal preppers. With FryForce 360° Technology, it circulates hot air evenly across its cavernous interior, crisping fries and roasting whole chickens with consistent results. The 12 one-touch presets cover everything from jerky to baked goods, reducing guesswork for novice cooks. Its 1750W motor delivers robust performance, and the included rotisserie spit turns out juicy, evenly browned poultry—perfect for Sunday dinners or holiday feasts.

In testing, it handled large roasts and full racks of ribs with ease, something smaller models can’t touch. The square interior maximizes space, and the dishwasher-safe accessories simplify cleanup after big meals. However, its size is a double-edged sword—it dominates countertops and isn’t ideal for small kitchens. Preheating takes longer than smaller units, and energy use is higher, though expected for its class. It lacks smart features or app control, relying on simplicity over connectivity.

Against the Ninja DualZone or Instant Pot models, the Gourmia wins on raw volume and preset variety, but loses on precision and modern features. It’s the best choice for large families, entertainers, or bulk cooks who need space above all else. While the Cosori 6QT offers better texture control, this Gourmia model delivers unmatched capacity at a straightforward price, making it a workhorse rather than a tech showpiece.

This 5-quart budget warrior delivers crisp performance without the premium price, making it a standout for value seekers. The X-shaped airflow system ensures even circulation, producing golden, crunchy results on wings and fries—often rivaling pricier models. With 1500W of power, it heats quickly and handles four-person meals with ease, while the frozen function automatically defrosts then crisps, a rare and useful feature. The shake alert keeps food evenly cooked, and the PFAS-free nonstick basket releases food cleanly and cleans up fast in the dishwasher.

In real use, it excelled at everyday meals: frozen veggies, chicken tenders, and reheated pizza all came out hot and crisp. The digital touch controls are responsive, though the interface feels slightly plasticky compared to higher-end models. It lacks advanced features like app control or dual zones, and the fan noise is on the louder side, but for its price, performance is impressively consistent. It doesn’t offer rotisserie or dehydration, limiting versatility compared to 9-in-1 rivals.

When compared to the Typhur Sync or Instant Pot, the TurboX is clearly less advanced, but against the CHEFMAN 2QT, it offers more power and capacity for only slightly more space. It’s the best entry point for first-time air fryer owners or budget-focused households. While the Cosori 6QT has better coating and quietness, this Chefman model delivers solid performance at a lower cost, making it a true workhorse for daily use.

This 10-quart rotisserie powerhouse is built for those who crave restaurant-style chicken at home—and lots of it. The stainless steel rotisserie basket, spit, and forks turn whole birds into juicy, crispy masterpieces, while EvenCrisp Technology ensures golden skin with 95% less oil than deep frying. With 7-in-1 functions, including dehydrate and broil, it’s a versatile all-in-one, and the large front window lets you monitor progress without losing heat. The 1500W system heats quickly, and the included drip pan and trays make cleanup manageable.

In testing, the rotisserie function outshone all others, delivering evenly cooked, flavorful chicken with minimal effort. The 10-quart capacity fits six portions comfortably, making it ideal for families or meal prep. However, the single-basket design means you can’t cook two foods at once, a step behind the Ninja DualZone. The fan is loud, and the app recipes, while helpful, require a learning curve. It lacks the AI intelligence of the Typhur Sync or dual zones of the Instant Pot VersaZone, focusing instead on rotisserie excellence.

Compared to the Gourmia 14QT, it offers less capacity but better roasting precision. Against the Ninja, it loses on multitasking but wins on rotisserie quality. It’s the top pick for chicken lovers who want consistent, hands-free roasting without buying a separate rotisserie oven. Its blend of power, size, and specialty function makes it a standout for specific use cases.

This 6-quart precision machine strikes a perfect balance between power, quietness, and versatility, earning its “Best Value” title. The TurboBlaze Technology drives a 3600 rpm fan that circulates heat at up to 450°F, delivering crispy exteriors and juicy interiors on everything from wings to salmon. Its 5-fan speed system and precise temperature control (90°–450°F) allow for delicate tasks like proofing dough or dehydrating herbs—rare in mid-range models. The square ceramic-coated basket maximizes space and releases food effortlessly, cleaning up in the dishwasher with zero scrubbing.

In real-world testing, it excelled across functions: fries were uniformly golden, baked potatoes fluffy, and dehydrated apple slices crisp. The quiet operation (under 53dB) makes it ideal for open-plan kitchens, and the 30-recipe cookbook adds instant usability. However, the lack of dual zones limits multitasking, and while the preheat function is customizable, it’s not as fast as some competitors. It doesn’t have a rotisserie or AI features, but it doesn’t need them—its consistent, reliable performance speaks for itself.

Against the Chefman TurboX, it offers better coating, quieter operation, and more functions for a modest price increase. Compared to the Typhur Sync, it lacks smart tech but delivers equally crisp results at a lower cost. It’s the ideal middle ground—smarter than budget models, simpler than AI-powered ones—perfect for families seeking reliability without complexity.

This 8-quart dual-basket dynamo is engineered for family chaos, letting you cook two meals at once with total independence. The two 4-quart baskets have separate cyclonic fans and heaters, so you can air fry salmon in one and roast broccoli in the other—finishing at the same time thanks to Smart Finish. The Match Cook button duplicates settings across zones, perfect for doubling up on chicken wings. With 6-in-1 functionality and a wide 105°F–450°F range, it handles everything from dehydrating jerky to reheating pizza with precision.

In testing, it eliminated mealtime bottlenecks, cooking mains and sides simultaneously without flavor transfer. The XL capacity fits 4 lbs of fries, and the dishwasher-safe crisper plates made cleanup a breeze. However, the combined 8-quart space is less than two separate ovens, and overlap in timing can occur if not programmed carefully. The fan noise is moderate, and the lack of rotisserie is a miss compared to Instant Pot models. It’s bulkier than single-basket units, but that’s the trade for dual-zone freedom.

Versus the Instant Pot VersaZone, the Ninja wins on true independent control, while the VersaZone has higher wattage. For families juggling different dietary needs or picky eaters, this Ninja model is unbeatable. It outperforms single-basket rivals in flexibility and speed, making it the top choice for households that need two meals, two ways.