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Dreame stacks two air-fryer chambers to save space
Dreame’s 10-liter Master Series air fryer uses two vertically stacked 5-liter chambers to save countertop space, with 18 cooking programs.
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Dreame Technology has launched the Master Series, a 10-liter air fryer built around a vertical layout. The design targets kitchens where countertop space is limited: it takes up less room than conventional dual-basket models with two chambers positioned side by side.
The fryer contains two independent 5-liter chambers, each with its own air-circulation system and temperature control. That allows users to cook meat in one compartment and vegetables in the other without mixing cooking odors. In China, the new model costs approximately $190.
Key specifications include:
- 10-liter total capacity
- Two 5-liter cooking chambers
- Heating range of 35–220°C
- 18 automatic programs
- Touchscreen angled at 45 degrees
- Fluorine-free titanium-ceramic nonstick coating
Dreame has also added synchronization algorithms that adjust the start times so dishes with different cooking durations finish simultaneously. The feature could make the two-chamber design particularly useful for preparing a complete meal without running separate appliances.
Photo: Dreame/mydrivers
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