Kalorik Air Fryer Oven MAXX Series 26-Quart Flex Trio with Digital Controls Easy-View Door and 14 Cooking Presets, Converts into Dual 13 Quart Air Fryers, 1700-Watts, Stainless Steel

Replaced three appliances
I’m a kitchen appliance freak. You name it and I’ve got it. This just replaced three of my appliances. I’ve used it everyday since I got it a week ago and each time I use it I love it more.It’s so easy to use and has so many different functions. It’s not loud and the size is awesome. Easy to clean up after using.I have nothing negative to say about this.

Very good, but there is a learning curve to the baking function
So I got this and there was a lot of accessories but no instructions on how one might use them, I guess the manufacturer feels it’s self-explanatory. I’ve had a Corsori, which was good for doing baked potatoes, french fries, bacon, and baked fish, and that was about it. My second air fryer was a Chefman, which supposedly expanded upon the capacity of the Corsori but really you couldn’t cook more than one thing in it at a time, even though you were supposed to be able to do so. So then this is my thrid air fryer and I am mostly pleased. I gave it a few weeks to see what kind of variety of stuff I could use it for. I did chicken thighs, steak, bacon, toast, a yellow cake, and three pies. The chicken thighs and the steak came out fine. The bacon has a preset, but the preset doesn’t take into whether you’re using a very thin brand or a very thick one, and I have found different brands of bacon take different times. Using this manufacturer’s preset, my baon was overdone, although not inedible. It is, however, very convenient to clean after the bacon is done, which I could not say about my two previous air fryers. Toast? If you want to do like a hot sandwich, I’ll use this. For stuff like toast and waffles, I’d stick to a normal toaster, mainly because the toaster will catch the crumbs that you can clean later, but the crumbs caught by the air fryer, you have to rinse the tray. Cake turned out great. Pie…ehh. I had one apple pie that turned out great, that was the first effort. A grape pie (yes, really) that didn’t, which was partly my fault: it was too wet a filling as well as I overfilled it, the bottom crust didn’t get done at all. But the other thing is that it suggest cakes should be racked to bake in the middle; with pies, I’d say maybe use the lower third to be sure the bottom of the pie is done and the top is not overdone. A cherry pie which was definitely not overfilled came with a crust that was, while not raw like the grape pie, was unedibly underdone. I was able to rectify this somewhat, but the bottom line is you’ve got to know both standard and variable timings for pie, the air fryer is not your friend here. And one of the other reviewers is correct, the appliance takes a big load on the circuit, you cannot run it something like a microwave or a induction stove on the same circuit. And also it’s noisy, big fan noisy, although that doesn’t really bother me.

Fantastic Air Fryer Oven!
Review for Kalorik Air Fryer Oven MAXX Series (5 Stars)If there’s a kitchen appliance that could make me question my loyalty to traditional cooking, it’s the Kalorik Air Fryer Oven MAXX Series. This thing is like the Swiss Army knife of cooking—but sadly, it won’t make ice cream or do my taxes. Yet, for everything else, it’s a total game-changer!Turbo-Charged WizardryWith Tri-Flex Technology, this air fryer lets you cook two entirely different dishes at the same time. Chicken on one side, veggies on the other, and voilà—dinner harmony achieved! It’s like having two air fryers crammed into one sleek, futuristic box.It’s Not Just Big, It’s HUGEForget about squeezing tiny portions into your average air fryer. This beast can handle a 12-pound turkey. Yes, you read that right—turkey in an air fryer! It’s basically Thanksgiving in a shiny, stainless steel spaceship. Ribs? No problem. Whole fish? Done. Casseroles? Toss it in. This thing could probably cook a roast while babysitting your lasagna.Cooking on AutopilotWith 14 cooking presets, I don’t even need to know what I’m doing (which is great because I usually don’t). Air Fry, Roast, Bake, Dehydrate, Pizza—it’s got a setting for everything short of brewing your morning coffee. The digital controls are ridiculously easy to use, so even if you’re a kitchen novice, you’ll feel like a master chef.Fast & Furious MealsThe Turbo MAXX Airflow cooks food faster than I can Google “how to cook chicken thighs.” It’s efficient, and the results are mouthwateringly crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside. You’ll forget what your oven even looks like.Perfect for ProcrastinatorsIf you’re the kind of person who realizes 30 minutes before dinner that you haven’t started cooking (me, every day), this air fryer has your back. It speeds through meals like it’s racing against time, ensuring you don’t just have food—you have incredible food.Final VerdictThis air fryer is everything you didn’t know your kitchen needed. Sure, it won’t churn out ice cream or file your taxes, but it will make your cooking life infinitely better. From crispy fries to entire turkeys, it’s got you covered.5 stars for making me feel like a culinary wizard with minimal effort. If you don’t have one yet, what are you even doing with your life? 🦃✨🍗