What this air fryer is built to do
- Six touchscreen programs in one 7-quart unit, including Air Fry and Broil.
- Cooks for up to six people, with a shape that fits long foods like fillets.
This Chefman TurboFry is a countertop convection cooker with six preset programs on a touchscreen. Air Fry and Broil cover the usual crispy jobs, while the remaining modes add baking, reheating and more. The frozen-food setting starts gentle to defrost, then raises the heat to crisp, which is handy when dinner is a bag of mozzarella sticks or chicken tenders.
We'd consider the 7-quart basket the real selling point. It holds enough for up to six people, so it suits a household cooking one big batch instead of running two rounds. The narrow, elongated frame also gives you room for long items like salmon fillets or asparagus spears that a squat round basket struggles with.
The 450°F ceiling and DC motor are pitched as faster than other Chefman air fryers, and we'd treat that as a brand-relative claim rather than a promise about your kitchen. A viewing window lets you check browning without pulling the basket, and the unit shuts off when the timer ends or the basket comes out.
What $67.34 buys you here
At $67.34, this air fryer sits below the $80.84 typical price over the last 90 days, a difference of $13.50. That's a real gap on a mid-size countertop appliance, so it's a good moment to buy if you've been considering one.
Judge it against your counter space and how often you'd actually use six functions. If you mainly reheat leftovers for one, a smaller, cheaper unit does the same job.
| Offer detail | Recorded value |
|---|---|
| Amazon price | $67.34 |
| Customer rating | 4.3 |
| Customer reviews | 610 |
| Typical price over 90 days | $80.84 |
| Difference | $13.50 (17 percent) |
Fit, cleaning and the daily routine
Measure your counter first, because a 7-quart body takes up real width even in a narrow footprint, and you'll want clearance above it for steam. The nonstick basket wipes clean, and the removable wire rack is dishwasher safe, which keeps weeknight cleanup short.
This model runs on 1750W at 120V, so plan for a standard kitchen outlet you don't share with a kettle or coffee maker. Chefman lists a one-year assurance and cETL approval, and it's worth confirming those terms at purchase.
When you should skip it
Skip this if you cook for one or two and want something you can stash in a cabinet, since the family-size capacity is the main thing you're paying for.
Skip it too if you need a second oven's worth of simultaneous cooking, because air fryers cook in batches. Check whether the basket and rack are both covered by the assurance before you buy.
Product details
| Model | RJ38-7TW |
|---|---|
| Color | Matte-Black |
| Size | 7 Quart |
