7 Best Bella Air Fryers of 2026

This 8-quart powerhouse is a game-changer for families craving restaurant-quality crisp without the oil. With 1750 watts of heating power and Bella’s proprietary TurboCrisp Technology, it delivers impressively even airflow that locks in moisture while creating a golden, crunchy exterior—no more soggy fries or unevenly cooked chicken wings. The large 6.6 lb capacity tackles whole chickens or family-sized batches with ease, making it a true kitchen workhorse for busy weeknights or weekend feasts. If you’re tired of juggling multiple appliances or waiting hours for oven-cooked meals, this model eliminates those frustrations with speed and consistency.

In real-world testing, the Bella 8 Qt air fryer preheats in under three minutes and maintains stable temperatures across its 90°F to 400°F range, excelling at everything from slow-roasting salmon to flash-frying frozen tater tots. The nonstick cooking basket and crisping tray slide out effortlessly, and cleanup is a breeze thanks to the RapidRelease coating—just a quick wipe or dishwasher cycle does the trick. However, its size demands counter space, and the fan can be slightly louder than compact models during high-heat cycles. While it handles most foods brilliantly, dense items like thick potato wedges occasionally need a mid-cycle shake for full crispness.

Compared to the Bella 4 Qt TriZone model, this one trades dual-basket versatility for raw capacity and power, making it ideal for households of four or more. It doesn’t offer split cooking zones, but if your priority is feeding a crowd fast and efficiently, this model outshines smaller units. It delivers performance close to the premium BELLA-PRO 8QT but with fewer presets and a slightly less refined interface. For families who want big-batch results without deep-frying guilt, this Bella air fryer offers a compelling blend of size, speed, and simplicity.

Meet the dual-basket dynamo built for culinary harmony in modern kitchens—the Bella 4 Qt TriZone Air Fryer redefines what’s possible in a compact footprint. Thanks to its removable divider and independent cooking zones, you can fry chicken tenders on one side and steam broccoli on the other, all finishing at once thanks to the Sync Button that synchronizes cook times. With 3.3 lb total capacity and 1200 watts of targeted heat, it’s engineered for households that value precision, variety, and timing—no more serving cold food while the second batch finishes. This is the ultimate solution for picky eaters, meal preppers, or couples with different dietary needs.

During testing, the EverGood ceramic nonstick coating proved its worth: zero food sticking, even with sticky glazes or battered items, and cleanup took under two minutes with just a damp cloth. The 90°F to 400°F temperature range handled delicate tasks like dehydrating herbs and aggressive air frying with equal finesse. We cooked frozen fries and fresh salmon simultaneously—both emerged perfectly timed and evenly crisped. That said, each zone is smaller than a full-basket model, so large items like full chicken breasts don’t fit comfortably. And while the Sync function is brilliant, it only works when both baskets are in use.

Stacked against the Bella 6 Qt Slim model, the TriZone sacrifices some capacity for unmatched flexibility—you simply can’t do split cooking in a single-basket unit. It’s less powerful than the 1750W models but compensates with smarter design. For couples, small families, or anyone who hates compromise at dinner time, this air fryer delivers versatility you’ll actually use. It doesn’t have the raw power of the BELLA-PRO, but for dual-zone convenience under $80, it’s unmatched.

This 7-in-1 multitasker isn’t just an air fryer—it’s a full countertop oven replacement that brings serious firepower to small kitchens. With 1700 watts of convection power and a spacious interior that fits a 12-inch pizza or six slices of toast, it eliminates the need to preheat a full oven for most meals. The air fry, roast, bake, broil, convection bake, keep warm, and toast functions are all accessible via an intuitive digital panel, making it a true all-in-one warrior for minimalists, dorm rooms, or RV living. If you hate clutter and want one appliance to rule them all, this Bella oven delivers on that promise with flair.

We tested everything from crispy buffalo cauliflower (air fry mode) to golden-brown lasagna (convection bake), and results were consistently excellent—thanks to even heat distribution and rapid preheating. The 450°F max temperature ensures proper browning, and the 60-minute auto shutoff adds peace of mind for hands-off cooking. The tempered glass door stays cool to the touch, and we appreciated being able to monitor food without losing heat. That said, it’s not as fast as a dedicated air fryer for small batches, and the fan noise is noticeable at high speeds. Also, while it air fries well, it doesn’t match the crisp intensity of smaller, higher-velocity units.

Compared to the Bella 8 Qt air fryer, this model offers greater functionality but less focused frying performance. It’s also pricier than most standalone air fryers but justifies the cost with versatility. For those who bake, toast, and roast as often as they air fry, this is a smarter investment than buying multiple gadgets. It doesn’t have the dual baskets of the TriZone or the slim profile of the 4 Qt model, but as a kitchen Swiss Army knife, it beats nearly every single-function unit in utility.

Don’t let its sleek, space-saving silhouette fool you—this 4-quart marvel packs a punch for budget-conscious cooks who refuse to compromise on performance. With 1300 watts of circular heat technology and a 3.3 lb XL basket, it crisps fries, reheats pizza, and even dehydrates fruit with surprising efficiency. The slim design saves up to 50% more counter space than traditional models, making it perfect for apartments, dorms, or crowded kitchens. And with six preset functions—including reheat and dehydrate—it punches above its weight class, offering flexibility rarely seen at this price point.

In real use, the EverGood ceramic nonstick coating lived up to its name: zero sticking, no scrubbing, and safe for metal utensils. We air-fried frozen chicken nuggets and roasted sweet potatoes side by side—both came out evenly cooked with a satisfying crunch. The adjustable temperature range (90°F to 400°F) gives fine control, and the 60-minute auto shutoff with audible tone prevents overcooking. However, the lower wattage means slightly longer cook times than 1750W models, and the basket, while roomy for its size, struggles with large cuts like whole chicken breasts. It also lacks a preheat function, so timing adjustments are needed.

When stacked against the Bella 6 Qt Slim, this model trades 1.7 lbs of capacity for a lower price and even tighter footprint—ideal for singles or couples. It doesn’t have the dual zones of the TriZone or the power of the 8 Qt models, but for under $50, it delivers exceptional value. If you want a no-frills, stylish, and reliable air fryer without breaking the bank, this is the smart entry-level pick that still feels premium.

This slim yet mighty performer strikes a rare balance: mid-size capacity meets space-saving design, making it the Goldilocks of Bella’s lineup. With a 5 lb basket—large enough for family meals—and 1750 watts of power, it delivers fast, crispy results without dominating your countertop. The circular heat technology ensures even cooking, and the 6 presets (air fry, bake, roast, broil, reheat, dehydrate) cover nearly every cooking need. For households of 3–4, it’s the ideal sweet spot between the tiny 4 Qt and the bulky 8 Qt models. If you want serious cooking power without sacrificing kitchen real estate, this air fryer nails it.

We tested full racks of wings and half a roasted chicken, and both came out golden, juicy, and evenly crisped—no hot spots or dry edges. The EverGood ceramic nonstick basket cleaned up with a quick rinse, and the 60-minute timer with auto shutoff made unattended cooking safe. The adjustable 90°F to 400°F range handled everything from slow-roasting to flash-frying. However, the slim profile means the basket is wider than it is deep, so stacking food reduces airflow. And while it’s powerful, the fan noise is more pronounced than in bulkier models.

Compared to the Bella 4 Qt Slim, this model offers nearly 50% more capacity for just $20 more—making it a smarter long-term investment. It lacks the dual baskets of the TriZone but outperforms it in power and volume. Against the 8 Qt model, it’s less capacious but far more compact. For medium households wanting power, space efficiency, and value, this is the best-balanced Bella air fryer—offering premium performance without premium bulk.

Compact, intuitive, and ready to cook instantly, the BELLA 2.9QT Touchscreen Air Fryer is a speed demon for small households. With no preheat required and 1400 watts of circular heat, it delivers crispy results in minutes—fries are ready in under 12, and reheated pizza tastes freshly baked. The 2.5 lb capacity is perfect for singles or couples, and the 8 preset modes (air fry, broil, bake, roast, reheat) make cooking foolproof. Whether you’re whipping up breakfast hash or midnight snacks, this model turns speed and simplicity into a daily habit—ideal for students, bachelors, or anyone who hates waiting.

In testing, the PFOA-free nonstick pan and crisping tray released food effortlessly, and both are dishwasher-safe, cutting cleanup time in half. We appreciated the no-preheat advantage—especially for quick meals—though we had to manually extend cook times for denser foods. The touchscreen interface is responsive, and the compact size fits neatly in tight kitchens. However, the small basket limits portion sizes; a full chicken breast barely fits, and batch cooking is necessary for more than two servings. It also lacks dehydrate or toast functions found in larger models.

Against the Bella 4 Qt Slim, this model is smaller and slightly pricier per quart, but it compensates with faster cooking and more presets. It doesn’t match the capacity of family-sized units, but for efficiency and ease in a tiny package, it’s unbeatable. If you want fast, healthy meals without complexity, this air fryer is the ultimate minimalist machine—delivering gourmet results in a footprint smaller than a toaster.

This is Bella’s flagship performer—a high-powered, precision-engineered air fryer that earns its “PRO” title with 1700W rapid heat circulation and an 8-quart basket with removable divider. It delivers restaurant-grade crispiness with 85% less oil, making it a health-conscious powerhouse for serious home cooks. The touchscreen controls and six smart presets offer total cooking flexibility, while the non-toxic, dishwasher-safe basket ensures cleanup is as easy as prep. If you want pro-level results without deep-frying mess, this model is built for that mission.

Real-world tests confirmed its superiority: a full chicken roasted in 35 minutes with crackling skin and juicy meat, and wings emerged uniformly golden without flipping. The divider allows dual cooking, though airflow is slightly reduced when both sides are used. The 90°F to 400°F range handled delicate fish and thick-cut fries with equal precision. However, the exterior gets warm during long cycles, and the base is heavier than expected—don’t plan on moving it often. It also lacks the toaster oven functionality of Bella’s combo model.

Compared to the Bella 8 Qt Digital, this PRO version offers better build quality, more even heating, and a superior interface, justifying its higher price. It outperforms the TriZone in power and capacity but lacks dual independent zones. For cooks who demand the best blend of size, speed, and safety, this is the top-tier Bella air fryer—delivering premium performance that rivals models twice its price.