Chefman 6 Quart Dual Basket Air Fryer Oven with Easy View Windows

By Chefman · Air Fryers · Kitchen & Cooking

  • 6 Qt / 5.67 L capacity
  • 200-450°F / 95-235°C temperature range
  • 1700W/120V power
  • 13.38 x 11.81 x 10.63 in / 33.98 x 30 x 27 cm
  • 13.3 lbs / 6.03 kg weight

Lowest price seen
$59.25
from $59.25 at AirFryerSale · Checked Oct 10, 2026

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Summary

A compact dual-basket air fryer with two independent 3-quart baskets, digital touch controls, and a 450°F Hi-Fry mode, built for small kitchens where larger dual-basket units won’t fit. Check the basket split before you buy: the 6-quart capacity divides into two 3-quart baskets, so each holds about half of what a typical single-basket 6-quart air fryer holds.

Strengths

  • One of the smallest dual-basket air fryers available, fitting counter spaces where larger units like the Ninja DZ201 won’t.
  • Two independent 3-quart baskets with separate digital touch controls let you cook different foods at different temperatures.
  • The 450°F Hi-Fry mode produced noticeably crispier exteriors with melty centers in a 2026 roundup test.
  • Sync Finish times both baskets to finish together, and owners confirm it works as expected.
  • Baskets are nonstick and dishwasher safe, and the beeping can be muted.

Weaknesses

  • The 6-quart capacity splits into two 3-quart baskets, so each holds about half of a typical single-basket 6-quart air fryer.
  • Frozen foods cook about 10% slower than in higher-wattage dual-basket models.
  • A Reddit owner reports a loose basket drawer caused burns on two occasions, calling it a safety-relevant design flaw.
  • No instrumented independent test of this exact model exists from major testing sites.
  • At Chefman’s direct $119.99, larger or better-tested dual-basket models are available near that price.

Verified specifications

ModelRJ38-SQPF-3TDB-2W (“TurboFry Touch 6 Qt. Dual-Window Air Fryer”).
Capacity6 Qt / 5.67 L total, split as two independent 3-quart baskets.
Temperature range200–450°F (95–235°C); 450°F max with Hi-Fry function.
Power1700 W, 120 V.
Controlsdigital touch controls, independent per basket; Sync Finish; +2 minutes button; shake reminder; auto shutoff.
Viewingdual viewing windows, one per basket door, plus interior light.
Finishmatte black; cETL approved.
Basketsnonstick, dishwasher safe.
Warranty1-year Chefman assurance.
Dimensions13.38 × 11.81 × 10.63 in (33.98 × 30 × 27 cm); 13.3 lbs (6.03 kg).
Full research notes and sources

Capacity and cooking performance

The 6-quart total capacity splits into two independent 3-quart baskets, so each basket holds roughly half of what a typical 6-quart single-basket air fryer holds. A Reddit owner reports the unit is “smaller than I thought, like the baskets aren’t huge,” and this is the most common mismatch between expectation and reality.

A 2026 dual-basket roundup found frozen foods cook about 10% slower than in higher-wattage models. The same review tested frozen mozzarella sticks at 400°F and found the 450°F Hi-Fry mode “produced noticeably crispier exteriors with melty centers.” No instrumented test of the exact model was found from RTINGS, Wirecutter, Tom’s Guide, CNET, or PCMag, so claims about preheat speed, temperature accuracy, or evenness go beyond what the sources support.

Size and footprint

At 13.38 × 11.81 × 10.63 inches and 13.3 lbs, the Chefman is one of the smallest dual-basket air fryers available. A 2026 roundup names it the smallest dual-basket model tested, fitting where a Ninja DZ201 would not, and recommends it for small kitchens.

Owner feedback and reliability

Owner evidence is thin but consistent. Praise centers on compact size, ease of use, crisp results, and the Sync Finish feature. A Reddit owner reports fries “came out pretty crispy after some trial and error” and nuggets were “solid, better than oven baking.”

The most serious owner-reported issue is a loose basket drawer. A Reddit owner on r/airfryer reports that on a brand-new unit, the drawer was loose enough to cause burns on two occasions, and states the product “shouldn’t even be sold without proper” basket retention. This is a single report and does not establish a defect rate, but it is a safety-relevant signal: check on unboxing that the basket snaps in flush and does not wobble.

No reports of window fogging, cracking, or nonstick coating peeling were found in the sources checked. No failure-rate data or Consumer Reports reliability survey results exist for this exact model.

Is it worth it?

At Walmart’s $79.95–79.99 and Best Buy’s $84.99, the model is priced well below the Ninja Foodi DualZone, which an Allrecipes deal article frames as the same category at over $100 more. At Chefman’s direct $119.99, the value proposition weakens because larger or better-tested dual-basket models exist near that price.

Which model this is

This page covers the Chefman RJ38-SQPF-3TDB-2W, sold as the “TurboFry Touch 6 Qt. Dual-Window Air Fryer” in matte black. The Amazon listing for this model is ASIN B0CDY277D3. Don’t confuse it with the non-window variant RJ38-SQPF-3TDB-2, which is a different model at a similar price.

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