8 Best Smart Air Fryers with WiFi 2026

The Cosori 9-in-1 TurboBlaze redefines what a budget-smart air fryer can do, packing a punch with its 3600 rpm TurboBlaze fan and precise 90°–450°F temperature control. This isn’t just another app-connected gadget—it’s a kitchen workhorse engineered for those who want crispy, evenly cooked meals without overspending. The standout here is how it tackles one of the biggest pain points in home cooking: inconsistency. With five fan speeds and a square basket that maximizes space, it delivers uniform airflow across every corner, eliminating cold spots that plague cheaper models. Whether you’re reviving frozen fries or air-frying a full chicken, this unit keeps promises of “golden and juicy” without the guesswork.

In real-world testing, the TurboBlaze proves its speed advantage—cooking times are up to 20% faster than standard models—thanks to its aggressive convection system. The 6-quart basket handles family-sized portions with ease, fitting a whole chicken or two racks of wings without crowding. We tested everything from roasted Brussels sprouts to delicate fish fillets, and the results were consistently impressive: crisp exteriors, moist interiors, zero burning when using the app-guided presets. The smart app integration goes beyond remote start; it offers video recipes, shake reminders, and even nutritional insights. However, it struggles slightly with ultra-thick cuts of meat where internal doneness lags behind surface browning—still, for most everyday meals, it’s remarkably reliable.

When stacked against premium combo ovens like the Breville Joule or Typhur Sync, the Cosori TurboBlaze doesn’t match their versatility or precision probe cooking—but it’s not meant to. It’s the smart budget pivot for users who want true smart functionality without the luxury markup. Ideal for small families or tech-savvy singles, it bridges the gap between basic fryers and high-end convection ovens. Compared to the feature-heavy Typhur Dome 2, it trades speed and ceramic coating for affordability and simplicity, making it the most value-packed entry in the smart Wi-Fi air fryer space.

Step into the future of countertop cooking with the Typhur Sync Oven, a 27-quart powerhouse that’s not just smart—it’s brilliantly intuitive. Its world-first built-in wireless meat thermometer sets it apart, offering ±0.5°F NIST-verified accuracy that eliminates overcooked steaks and dry chicken forever. This isn’t just an air fryer; it’s a precision cooking command center with a 360° turbo convection system spinning at 2400 RPM, dual heating elements, and AI-driven recipe generation. For home cooks tired of juggling thermometers and timers, this machine delivers hands-off perfection, automatically adjusting cook time and stopping when your roast hits the exact internal temp you want.

During testing, the Sync Oven proved its mettle with complex multi-stage dishes: a perfectly medium-rare ribeye, a crisp-skinned 6-pound chicken, and even dehydrated fruit strips with consistent texture. The AI Smart Recipe Generation—activated by snapping a photo of ingredients—is a game-changer, transforming fridge scraps into a custom-cooked meal with zero effort. The 12-in-1 functions cover everything from proofing dough to broiling salmon, and the app-controlled monitoring lets you track doneness from another room. While its massive size demands counter real estate, the 30% faster cooking (vs. conventional ovens) and flawless results justify the space. One limitation: preheating can take longer than expected at max temperature due to its large cavity.

Against the CHEF iQ MiniOven or Breville Joule, the Typhur Sync holds its own with superior probe integration and AI innovation, though it lacks voice control. It’s ideal for serious home chefs who value precision and tech-forward cooking, especially those who roast meats regularly. Compared to the Cosori TurboBlaze, it’s larger, smarter, and more precise, trading portability for pro-level performance and family-scale capacity.

The Cosori Iconic isn’t just an air fryer—it’s a statement piece built for those who demand elegant design fused with culinary precision. Wrapped in sleek stainless steel and featuring a PFAS-free ceramic-coated basket, this model prioritizes safety, durability, and aesthetic appeal without sacrificing performance. Its DC motor and 5-fan speed system deliver faster, more consistent cooking than most rivals, ensuring everything from frozen nuggets to homemade baklava emerges with even browning. The 6.5-quart square basket offers more usable space than round models, making it ideal for families or meal preppers who hate batch cooking.

Real-world use highlights its quiet operation and reliable app integration. The VeSync app provides guided recipes, remote control, and progress tracking, turning novice cooks into confident meal-makers. We tested its roast and bake functions extensively—crispy sweet potato fries, tender salmon fillets, even proofed sourdough—and every result was impressively uniform. The ceramic coating shines in cleanup, resisting scratches and sticking far better than standard nonstick. While it lacks a built-in probe, its temperature consistency (within ±5°F) keeps food from drying out. One minor flaw: the app’s recipe library, while growing, isn’t as robust as Typhur’s AI-powered system.

Positioned between the budget Cosori TurboBlaze and the high-tech Typhur models, the Iconic excels in build and finish, rivaling premium brands like Breville. It’s perfect for users who value longevity and kitchen aesthetics but still want smart features. Compared to the Typhur Dome 2, it offers better materials and a more premium feel, though it falls short in speed and self-cleaning capabilities.

For those who live by the mantra “perfect doneness or nothing,” the Typhur Sync 8QT is a revelation. As the world’s first air fryer with a built-in wireless meat thermometer, it brings restaurant-level precision to countertop cooking, ensuring steaks are medium-rare, chickens are juicy, and roasts are flawless—every single time. The AI Smart Recipe Generation takes it further: snap a photo of your ingredients, and the app crafts a custom cooking program, syncing time, temp, and probe alerts automatically. With a max 450°F output and 8-quart square basket, it effortlessly handles a 6-pound whole chicken or 9-inch pizza, making it a top pick for families who prioritize both health and flavor.

In testing, the Smart Whole Chicken Mode delivered golden, crackling skin and tender meat in under an hour—no basting, no flipping. The whisper-quiet operation (under 55dB) meant we could run it during morning coffee without disturbing conversation, a rarity in high-power fryers. The non-toxic ceramic basket resisted sticking even with sticky marinades, and cleanup was a breeze—everything is dishwasher-safe, including the probe. While the app occasionally lagged during initial sync, performance stabilized after updates. One limitation: the probe must be charged separately if used back-to-back, though magnetic docking makes recharging seamless.

Next to the Ninja DoubleStack or CHEF iQ MiniOven, the Typhur Sync 8QT focuses on precision over volume, trading multiple baskets for single-dish perfection. It’s ideal for health-conscious families and meat lovers who want foolproof results. Compared to the Cosori Iconic, it offers superior smart features and probe integration, though at a slightly bulkier footprint.

The Typhur Dome 2 isn’t just fast—it’s blisteringly quick, earning its title as the #1 in cooking speed with 30% faster results than traditional air fryers. Inspired by professional pizza ovens, its 360° heating technology combines top and bottom dual elements with dual temperature sensors, delivering even, rapid cooking that slashes time without sacrificing quality. Cooking 32 wings in 14 minutes or 2 steaks in 8 isn’t a claim—it’s reality. And despite its power, it runs at just 55dB, making it one of the quietest high-performance fryers on the market. For busy households that hate waiting, this is the ultimate time-saver.

We tested its 15 cooking functions extensively: bacon came out crisp without curling, frozen tater tots achieved deep-fry texture in half the time, and even dehydrated banana chips were uniform and chewy. The AI Smart Recipe Generation is a standout—just snap a photo, and the app builds a full recipe with optimal settings. The self-cleaning mode is a rare gem: activate it monthly, and it burns off residue from the top cavity, maintaining hygiene with minimal effort. However, the ceramic basket, while non-stick, can stain over time with tomato-based sauces—though it doesn’t affect performance.

Against the Ninja DoubleStack or CHEF iQ MiniOven, the Dome 2 wins on speed, quietness, and AI innovation, though it lacks dual baskets for multi-food cooking. It’s perfect for small to medium families who want fast, quiet, and smart cooking without clutter. Compared to the Typhur Sync Oven, it’s more compact and faster, but less suited for large roasts or baking.

The CHEF iQ MiniOven is a 25-quart culinary powerhouse that blurs the line between toaster oven and smart air fryer, offering 11 cooking functions and a 70–500°F range that outpaces many full-sized ovens. With a 3200 RPM DC motor, it roasts 30% faster than conventional fryers, making it a top contender for large families or entertainers. The touchscreen with haptic feedback feels premium, and the soft-close door adds a luxury touch often missing in this category. But the real magic is in the CHEF iQ App, which turns your phone into a remote sous chef—monitoring cook time, sending alerts, and even syncing with the iQ Sense Smart Thermometer for real-time internal temp adjustments.

In real use, it handled a 13-inch pizza, 6 slices of toast, and a 5-pound chicken with ease, thanks to its cavernous interior and triple rack system. The rack indicator lights guide you to the perfect position for each function, eliminating guesswork. We tested dehydrating, proofing, and slow cooking—all worked surprisingly well for a combo unit. However, at max temperature, the exterior gets quite hot, requiring careful placement. Also, while the app is robust, it lacks the AI flair of Typhur’s photo-based recipe generator.

Stacked against the Breville Joule or Typhur Sync, the MiniOven matches them in capacity and speed, though it lacks voice control and Element IQ precision. It’s ideal for large households needing versatility and power. Compared to the Ninja DoubleStack, it offers broader functionality but less simultaneous food separation.

The Ninja DoubleStack XL redefines multitasking with its dual independent baskets and Smart Finish technology, allowing you to cook four foods at once—say, crispy wings in one basket and roasted veggies in the other—finishing simultaneously even with different cook times. This is genius for families with picky eaters or busy weeknights when time is tight. The 10-quart total capacity fits two 5-pound chickens, and the stacked meal racks add another layer of versatility, enabling two-tier cooking in each basket. With Smart Finish and Match Cook, you can either sync completion times or duplicate settings across both zones for full-capacity meals.

In testing, the independent controls shone: we air-fried salmon in the top basket while dehydrating apple slices below—no flavor transfer, no timing conflicts. The Foodi Smart Thermometer (included) ensures proteins hit perfect doneness, though it’s not built-in like Typhur’s. The 40% slimmer profile than traditional dual fryers makes it a space-saver, fitting under most cabinets. However, the nonstick coating isn’t as durable as ceramic, showing light scratches after repeated use. Also, cleaning the stacked racks can be cumbersome.

Compared to the Typhur Dome 2 or Cosori models, the DoubleStack wins on multi-food flexibility, though it sacrifices AI smarts and speed. It’s perfect for large families cooking varied dishes. Against the CHEF iQ MiniOven, it’s more focused on air frying, less on baking or dehydrating.

The Breville Joule Smart Oven Air Fryer Pro is the pinnacle of premium countertop cooking, blending 13 smart functions, Element IQ technology, and voice control into a seamless, high-end experience. Its 5 independent quartz elements dynamically adjust power distribution, creating a tailored cooking environment that eliminates cold spots and delivers crisp, juicy results every time. Whether air-frying chicken wings or dehydrating herbs, the precision PID temperature control ensures consistency that rivals professional ovens. And with Breville+, you gain access to over 1,000 guided recipes from New York Times Cooking, Serious Eats, and America’s Test Kitchen—turning dinner into a masterclass.

In real-world use, the Joule Autopilot feature wowed: we selected a recipe, pressed start, and the oven automatically transitioned between bake, broil, and air fry stages without input. The extra-large interior (16 x 13.5 x 7 inches) fits a full turkey or multiple sheet pans, and the edge-to-edge window lets you monitor without opening. Voice commands via Alexa or Google Assistant worked flawlessly, a rarity in smart ovens. However, the app interface feels dated compared to Typhur’s sleek AI-driven system, and the learning curve is steeper for new users.

Against the Typhur Sync or CHEF iQ MiniOven, the Joule stands out in build quality and culinary authority, though it lacks built-in probe tech. It’s ideal for affluent home chefs who value brand prestige and recipe depth. Compared to the Cosori Iconic, it’s larger, smarter, and more versatile, but at a significantly higher complexity and cost.