"This model cooked french fries and chicken cutlets well, if a touch on the dark side, likely because the heating element was relatively close to the food. Its digital controls were responsive and easy to use. The air fryer has a flat, wide basket, which held plenty of french fries and made it easy to rearrange chicken cutlets." "Perhaps most noticeably, the Typhur Dome works extremely quietly. We barely noticed that it was on while food cooked, and as soon as we finished our testing and switched back to using a traditional air fryer, the sound pollution change was extremely evident." "It shaved several minutes from the cook times required for other air fryers to crisp up french fries, chicken breasts, and toasted bread. It requires no preheating, so you can fill the basket with food, lock it into place, and start cooking right away. A nice feature of that basket is that its nonstick coating is ceramic, so it avoids the issues present in teflon coated nonstick surfaces." “But you may not mind sacrificing the space for such a cool looking machine. It manages to be both sleek and futuristic with a matte-grey finish, but also kind of...cute? The rounded edges and bubble-shaped display lend a kind of Wall-e or Jetson’s charm. And that interface is intuitive to use, and includes presets for common foods you’d want to air fry.” "But the bigger advantage of the Typhur Dome is its Wi-Fi capability. You can set any of its 10 cooking modes from your phone or pick from more than 50 built-in recipes to let the oven do everything for you. You'll even get convenient notifications when pre-heating and cooking are done, too. We found the app easy to set up and use, a real rarity among "smart" appliances."