Cleaning

If there's one thing I despise about cooking, it's the cleanup. My previous air fryer always left me scrubbing away at greasy baskets and trays. The Typhur Dome, however, has a self-cleaning mode that feels like it was sent from the future.

This isn't just any self-cleaning feature—this air fryer uses high-temperature decomposition to break down grease and grime from the top section. You don't have to mess with soap and water; just let the Typhur Dome do its magic. By handling the gunk that accumulates, it minimizes health risks from oxidized and rancid grease. It's a top choice for cleanliness and safety in your kitchen, making it easier for you to enjoy cooking without dreading the cleanup.

And for the bottom section, the non-stick ceramic-coated basket and tray make manual cleaning a breeze. Unlike the wire baskets of older models, which trap food particles, the Typhur Dome's surfaces wipe clean easily or can be tossed in the dishwasher without a second thought.

Sound

Cooking should be a peaceful experience, but most air fryers sound like a jet engine. The Typhur Dome, with its brushless motor, operates at a whisper-quiet 55 dB. I often had to lean in just to make sure it was running. This is absolutely amazing for anyone who values a quiet kitchen—no more waking up the household with your midnight snack cravings.

The quiet operation doesn't just make for a more pleasant cooking experience; it's also safer for your hearing. Traditional air fryers can reach noise levels that are not only annoying but potentially harmful over prolonged periods. With the Typhur Dome, you can cook in peace without worrying about damaging your ears or disturbing others.

Versatility

What's better than an air fryer? An air fryer that also roasts, broils, toasts, and dehydrates. The Typhur Dome basically does it all. I ventured into making apple chips with the dehydrate function and was pleasantly surprised by the results. This isn't just an air fryer; it's a versatile kitchen companion that opens up a world of culinary possibilities.

I've always been a fan of multi-functional kitchen gadgets, and the Typhur Dome doesn't disappoint. The broil function, while not as powerful as a full-sized oven's broiler, still delivers a nice char on steaks and veggies. The toast function handles everything from bagels to sandwich bread with ease, though it's best for browning the top rather than both sides.

The dehydrate function is particularly impressive. I've used it to make everything from dried fruit snacks to homemade beef jerky, and the results are consistently excellent. The large surface area means you can dehydrate more food at once, saving time and effort compared to smaller, less efficient models.

Downside

Now, let's address the elephant in the room—the price. At around $499, the Typhur Dome isn't cheap. But consider this: you're paying for faster cooking times, a larger capacity, ease of use, self-cleaning features, and a quieter operation. It's an investment in your kitchen, your time, and your sanity. For me, the benefits far outweigh the cost.

When you break down the cost, it's not just an air fryer you're buying; it's a multi-functional appliance that can replace several other kitchen gadgets. This means less clutter on your countertops and fewer appliances to store. Plus, the durability and high-quality construction of the Typhur Dome mean it's built to last, offering long-term value for your money.