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8.9 Tested Aug 25, 2026 by Team RankingRight

Pro II Air Fryer (5.8 qt basket) review 2026

Nearly the Ninja's results at three quarters of the price, noticeably quieter, with a square basket that wastes less space

COSORI Pro II Air Fryer
Product image from cosori.com, used to illustrate our review; copyright remains with the manufacturer.
PriceFrom $99 · checked Sep 11, 2026
Fries in one layer505 g
Fries to crisp17 min

Is the Pro II Air Fryer Worth It?

Best value air fryer. The COSORI holds more, runs quieter and costs $30 less than our winner, giving up only a little browning. For most kitchens it is the sensible buy.

Pro II Air Fryer Pros & Cons

Pros
  • 505 g in one layer, the most of any single-basket machine here
  • 53 dB, five quieter than the Ninja
  • $99, and frequently discounted below that
  • Square basket uses the footprint better than a round one
Cons
  • A minute behind the Ninja on crisping and marginally less even
  • Control panel markings wear with cleaning
  • Preset buttons are more decorative than useful

Pro II Air Fryer at a Glance

8.9 Editor Score
Cooking performanceThe same three foods in every basket — frozen fries, chicken thighs and a tray of vegetables — weighed, timed and probed, with browning judged blind.
31/35
Capacity & usable spaceWhat actually fits in a single layer, measured with fries, against the litre rating on the box.
18/20
Ease & cleaningControls, preheat behaviour, how the basket washes and whether the parts are dishwasher safe.
17/20
Build & noiseMaterials, basket coating wear after 30 cycles, and noise at one metre.
9/10
ValueStreet price against the cooking result and the counter space it takes.
14/15
Reader ratingNo reader ratings yet — not part of the score
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Rubric v1: Cooking performance 35 · Capacity & usable space 20 · Ease & cleaning 20 · Build & noise 10 · Value 15. Score = Σ ÷ 10, locked Sep 11, 2026. How we rank.

Where to buy — prices checked Sep 11, 2026

Amazon — $99

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Pro II Air Fryer specifications

TypeBasket
Capacity5.8 qt
Fries in one layer (our test)505 g
Frozen fries to crisp17 min
Preheat3 min
Noise at 1 m53 dB
Dishwasher-safe basketYes
Counter footprint11.8 × 11.8 in

Why it scored 8.9

The COSORI holds more, runs quieter and costs $30 less than our winner, giving up only a little browning. For most kitchens it is the sensible buy.

Where it loses

Browning, narrowly.

Still the right pick for

Anyone weighing price against performance.

What owners say

No reader ratings yet. This block fills in from real submissions only — we never write, buy or generate reader reviews, and none of them touch the editor score.

Pro II Air Fryer8.9 · $99
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