Size and Volume,
Air fryers are designed to fit neatly on your counter, and unless you're cooking in batches, many fryers aren't big enough to cook for a large family. In comparisons, we found that most of them were between 2 and 8.9 liters. Therefore, be sure to check the capacity while evaluating your needs.
Positioning,
Choose well where you will position the air fryer in the kitchen and choose according to the area of your kitchen. The space it takes up on the counter is very valuable. There are loads of over-the-counter devices competing in this regard. If it is going to be a product that you will use all the time, it will be in your best interest to choose a suitable size for this situation, since it will always occupy a place on the counter.
Programming and Cooking Features,
Among air fryers, devices with advanced features make the difference. Therefore, if you are going to use its other features, it is more advantageous for you to buy an air fryer that can cook multiple dishes. Modes such as dehydration, oven, grill, roast and meat cooking combine the functionality of more than five machines in one device.
Inner Chamber Features,
Since air fryers cook by circulating the air that reaches high temperatures, it is important that the air touches all parts of the food. For this, there are a number of mechanisms inside the air fryers that rotate or serve to turn the food upside down. Some air fryers have a rotating function of the inner chambers. Thanks to this feature, while your food is being cooked, the machine will automatically turn the food upside down and ensure that they are cooked evenly.
Electricity Consumption,
Just like ovens, air fryers are appliances that consume some electricity. Before you buy an air fryer, you can both calculate the electricity it consumes and understand what kind of cooking power it has by looking at the watt power it has.