Fullwill Air Fryer with Viewing Window 6QT,5-in-1 Multi-Function(Air Fry,Roast,Bake,Reheat,Dehydrate) plus 7 One-Touch Presets for Wings,Fries,Steak and More,85% Less Oil Cooking for Families

Huge and is extraordinary
This air fryer is phenomenal. It is huge and can fit many food items in it. There is no smell that comes out while cooking and is very quiet too. It’s easy to use with touch screen buttons. The power is good for cooking even frozen chicken wings. I love that it has a window to watch your food cook.

Air Fryer is built & works really well!
The air fryer is very well built. Clean up is easy. I really like the round window. We’ve made several meals, including frozen fish fillets, veggie burgers (should have preheated prior to the veggie burgers), fries. All turned out delicious!

The perfect air fryer
It is everything I have ever wished for in an air fryer. I love that it has steak programmed into it so I can easily cook steaks in the air fryer and clean up is amazing because you can pull out the whole rack and bucket and place it in the dishwasher

Simply the best deal on Amazon now for an air fryer w/ these features. Just missing memory function
My only previous experience with an air fryer with a pull out basket was with an older Philips model way back in 2018. Although it had a similar design as this new one, it was super loud, small, and the interior basket was notoriously difficult to clean with sharp edges and several exposed metal parts that quickly got rusty. I ended up just throwing that away when I got a good deal on a really nice Breville that had a control panel that failed in under 2 years. That led me to the Instant Omni Plus, and then to a 13-in-1 Ninja, both costing over $200. So I’ve definitely been through a few decent ovens over the years.Now with this 6 quart air fryer, I’ve come full circle and am revisiting the traditional basket style air fryer that had really left a bad impression on me years ago. I decided to give it another shot, as I was hoping to see that air fryer technology has made some good progress over the past 8 years, and the sale price on this just after Prime Day was too good to pass up.I’ve used it 3 times in the last 24 hours, and so far, my experience has been the complete opposite of what I remember from the older Philips one. First of all, the basket on this is has so much more room both in width and height. I was able to fit my usual 8″ pizza crust without any issue, which was one of the main reasons I got this. And when I first turned it on, I thought it wasn’t working properly or just warming up because it wasn’t nearly as noisy as I remember the old one was. This one gives off more of a low steady hum and the loud whirl engine noise I remember from the old one is nearly absent from this one. It’s definitely quiet enough that I can hold a normal conversation right next to it. And cleaning it is no different than cleaning any other bowl as this has a simple single layer bowl design with nonstick surface all around.There is still some room for improvement though. Although the touch control panel is super sleek and responsive, it doesn’t save my last used temperature and time settings, and I can’t customize any of the preset buttons. Also, the preset buttons themselves aren’t part of the touch controls so I have to keep tapping the menu button to cycle through them, which can be a little annoying, especially if you’re trying to get to one of the last few ones. But thankfully, my preferred setting is the max temp at 392f, which is only 3 taps away on the ‘Fries’ preset. From there, I simply hit start to get it going and I just adjust the time if it’s different from the default 15 minutes, which I can do anytime while it’s running. So that’s easy to use for most of my usage and pretty much solves this issue for me, but it still is an area of improvement that can be an inconvenience for some.I tried my same chicken nuggets and pizza crust I always get from my local warehouse store, and I will say without any exaggeration that both came out noticeably better than with any of the other ovens I’ve had. The nuggets were evenly crisp on the outside without even needing to flip them, and the inside was juicy and piping hot in under 10 minutes. The pizza had a perfectly done crust and melted cheese with no burnt spots, all in about 9 minutes at the highest setting.I liked the oven enough that I ordered some extra accessories for it right away, like the stainless steel 3-tier wire rack, so I can make full use of the vertical space and cook nearly three times the normal capacity if needed. [UPDATE]: I got the single tier grill rack instead, and this lets me cook 2 pizzas at the same time.At its current price, this is simply the best deal I’ve found on Amazon for an air fryer with all the following features: a see-through window (this makes a huge difference in monitoring cooking time), large 6 quart capacity (that can fit an 8″ pizza which is very important for me and many pizza lovers) and dual heating elements (still not sure just how effective this is since the bottom of the basket block out most of the direct heat from the bottom heating element but I guess the results with my nuggets and pizza speak for themselves). I checked every comparable model, and nothing else comes close in this price range. I’d say if you can get this for anywhere around $50-60, you’re getting an incredible deal.