Typhur Dome 2 vs Cosori Dual Blaze
Get the Cosori Dual Blaze. Unless you want a pizza-size drawer, self-cleaning and a striking design — then the Typhur Dome 2.
Typhur Dome 2
A wide, flat air fryer that fits a 12-inch pizza and cleans itself. Pricey, and too shallow for a chicken.
Cosori Dual Blaze
One big basket that cooks evenly without shaking. Smaller and cheaper.
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Both heat from above and below, so you shake less. The Cosori does it for a fraction of the price in a deeper basket that takes a chicken; the Typhur's wide, shallow drawer fits a 12-inch pizza and cleans itself, but results were mixed in testing.
- —You cook lots of pizza, wings and steaks.
- —Design matters to you.
- —You want the most air fryer for your money.
- —You roast whole chickens.
Key differences
Pros and cons
- +Fits a 12-inch pizza
- +Heat from above and below
- +Self-cleaning mode
- −The drawer is only about 6cm tall, so a whole chicken or joint won't fit.
- −Some presets are off: the fries setting needed extra time in testing.
- −There's no shake reminder.
- −It's about 50cm wide, a big footprint for a 5.3L air fryer.
- +Cooks evenly, no shaking needed
- +One big basket fits larger items
- +Compact and cheaper
- −Boxy and a little noisy.
- −One basket only — sides have to go in with the main or wait their turn.
- Is the Dome 2 worth it?
- Is the Dual Blaze worth it?
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How we reached this verdict
We compared independent expert reviews with the manufacturer's specifications, then checked it's sold at a major retailer where you live. We don't test products ourselves.
Sources: TechRadar, Tom's Guide, Trusted Reviews, manufacturer specifications.