7 Best Gourma Air Fryers of 2026

If you’ve ever burned fries because you couldn’t see inside your air fryer, the Gourmia GAF858 is a game-changer. Its standout feature—the real-time viewing window with internal light—lets you monitor cooking without opening the basket, preserving heat and ensuring consistent results. With a robust 230°C max temperature and 7 one-touch presets, this model eliminates guesswork while delivering crisp, evenly cooked meals every time, making it ideal for users who want control without complexity.

In real-world testing, the 7.5-liter capacity handled a full pound of wings or a family-sized batch of fries with ease, though overcrowding slightly reduced crispiness. The preheat and flip reminders proved surprisingly useful, especially for beginners, while the FryForce-inspired 360° airflow (though not officially branded here) ensured browning on all sides. However, the lack of a dehydrate function and only 7 presets limits versatility compared to higher-end models. It’s also slightly noisier at top speed than competitors.

When stacked against the Gourmia GAF826, the GAF858 trades preset variety for unmatched visual feedback, making it a smarter pick for those who cook delicate or variable-thickness foods. It’s not the most feature-packed, but for home cooks who value precision over automation, this model fills a unique niche. While the GAF826 offers more buttons, the GAF858 gives you eyes on your food—a subtle but powerful advantage.

The Gourmia GAF826 doesn’t just cook—it guides. With 12 one-touch presets and guided cooking prompts, this air fryer feels like having a sous-chef, making it the most user-friendly model in Gourmia’s lineup. The angled touchscreen is brilliantly positioned for easy access, while the large dual-display shows time and temperature simultaneously—no digging through menus. Whether you’re air frying salmon or dehydrating apple chips, the FryForce 360° Technology ensures even, crispy results with minimal oil.

During testing, the 8-quart basket aced family-sized meals, crisping four servings of fries without batch cooking. The dehydrate function worked impressively, producing chewy beef jerky and crisp kale chips in under 5 hours. The nonstick basket survived repeated use without scratching and cleaned effortlessly in the dishwasher. However, the unit is bulky, and the front vents require extra counter clearance. While the presets are helpful, advanced users may find the inability to adjust cooking curves mid-cycle limiting.

Compared to the GAF858, the GAF826 offers more automation and capacity but lacks a viewing window—meaning you lose visual control. It’s the better choice for tech-savvy beginners or busy families who want plug-and-play convenience. Against the budget GAF486, it delivers more power, space, and smarts, justifying its step-up position in the lineup. If intuitive design and smart features are your priority, this model leads the pack.

For families seeking maximum value without compromise, the Gourmia 7 Qt Air Fryer delivers a near-perfect balance of size, power, and features. Its 12 one-touch presets cover everything from dehydrating to broiling, while the FryForce 360° Technology ensures golden, oil-free fries and juicy roasted chicken—every single time. With a 90°F to 400°F range and 1700 watts, it heats fast and maintains temperature like a pro, making it ideal for daily meal prep and weekend feasts alike.

In real use, the 7-quart basket cooked a full rack of ribs or 1.5 lbs of fries without crowding, though flipping halfway improved crispness. The dehydrate mode handled fruit slices and banana chips effectively, though it ran slower than dedicated dehydrators. The nonstick basket resisted scratching and cleaned up easily, even after sticky marinades. However, the digital interface, while functional, lacks the sleekness of higher-end models and can be unresponsive with wet fingers.

Against the GAF486, it offers double the capacity and more power, making it far more practical for families. While not as large as the 25QT French Door model, it outperforms in speed and counter space efficiency. It’s the sweet spot for households that want versatility and reliability without overspending. If you need a workhorse that does it all without breaking the bank, this is your best bet.

The Gourmia 37QT French Door Air Fryer Oven isn’t just an appliance—it’s a kitchen centerpiece. With a massive 37-quart capacity, it can fit a 13-inch pizza, 9 slices of toast, or a whole chicken with room to spare, making it the most versatile model in the lineup. The 12 cooking functions—including proof, slow cook, and dehydrate—turn it into a true oven replacement, while the FryForce 360° Technology delivers crispy exteriors and moist interiors without oil.

In testing, the six rack positions allowed for multi-level cooking, like roasting veggies below and air frying wings above—without flavor transfer. The 1700W heating element preheated in under 5 minutes, and the digital display made adjustments effortless. The French doors open wide for easy access, though they need clearance on both sides. While it excels in capacity and function, it’s overkill for singles or couples and takes up significant counter space. The green finish is bold—great for modern kitchens, less so for minimalist ones.

Compared to the 25QT French Door model, it offers more space and flexibility, but the step-up in price is steep for incremental gains. Against the GAF826, it’s in a different league—not just a fryer, but a full convection oven. For large families or those who entertain often, it’s the best overall choice, blending function, capacity, and performance like no other. It’s the ultimate upgrade for those ready to ditch the oven.

With 17 one-touch presets and a 25-quart French door design, the Gourmia 25QT Air Fryer Oven is built for serious home chefs who demand versatility. The precision digital controls let you set time (1–99 min) and temperature (90°F–450°F) with accuracy, while the FryForce convection technology ensures even browning across multiple racks. Whether you’re air frying wings, baking cookies, or dehydrating fruit, this unit handles it all with restaurant-level consistency.

Real-world use confirmed its strength in multi-tasking: we toasted bread on the top rack while roasting vegetables below—both finished perfectly. The 17 presets eliminate guesswork, and the stainless steel accessories are durable and dishwasher-safe. However, the interior lighting is dim, making it hard to monitor food at night, and the front display isn’t backlit, which can be annoying in low light. It’s also heavier than expected, making repositioning a two-hand job.

Compared to the 37QT model, it’s more compact and affordable, yet still handles a 12-inch pizza or whole chicken with ease. Against the GAF826, it offers far more functions and space, making it the best for multi-function cooking. It’s the ideal middle ground between full oven replacement and countertop convenience—perfect for families and meal preppers who want maximum flexibility without going oversized.

When space and capacity are top priorities, the Gourmia 8 Qt Air Fryer stands tall as the champion of large-batch cooking. With a basket big enough for 4–6 servings, it effortlessly handles family dinners, party snacks, or weekly meal prep. The FryForce 360° Technology ensures crispy results on all sides, while the 12 one-touch presets make it easy to switch from roasting chicken to dehydrating banana chips in seconds. At 1700 watts, it heats fast and maintains temperature even with full loads.

In testing, it crisped a full batch of fries without needing rotation, though flipping wings halfway boosted crunch. The stainless steel finish resists fingerprints better than expected, and the nonstick basket cleaned up easily—even after sticky ribs. However, the unit is longer than most counters allow, and the handle gets hot during extended use. The display is clear but lacks backlighting, making nighttime use tricky.

Against the 7 Qt model, it offers more space and better airflow, making it the best large capacity option. While not as feature-rich as the French Door ovens, it outperforms in speed and ease of use. For households that cook in bulk but don’t want a full oven, this is the go-to model—delivering restaurant-sized results on a countertop budget.

For singles, couples, or tiny kitchens, the Gourmia GAF486 is a compact powerhouse that proves big features can come in small packages. With a 4-quart capacity and 12 one-touch presets, it handles everything from personal pizzas to crispy nuggets without hogging counter space. The FryForce 360° Technology delivers surprisingly even results, and the 1300-watt heating element gets hot fast—perfect for quick meals. Despite its size, it supports air frying, roasting, baking, and even dehydrating.

In real use, it crisped a half-pound of fries or two chicken breasts to perfection—ideal for one or two people. The nonstick basket and crisper tray cleaned up effortlessly in the dishwasher. However, the small capacity means batch cooking for families, and the interior is shorter, limiting tall dishes like whole chickens. The digital display is clear but small, and the unit wobbles slightly on uneven surfaces.

Compared to the 8 Qt models, it’s less powerful and smaller, but for solo users, it’s more than sufficient. Against the 7 Qt model, it’s half the size but also half the price, making it the best budget-friendly entry point. If you want healthy cooking without clutter, this model delivers smart design and solid performance in a minimalist form.