Splatter Guard for Air Fryer: Magnetic Stainless Steel - Keep Grease Off Heating Coils Max Airflow Same Cook Time - Fits Cosori/Ninja/Instant Vortex 5.8-12qt

So far working out well. Especially liked that after cooking fish I was able to remove this, clean with Dawn and then not have a fish smell in the Air Fryer moving forward. We use it with a Corsori AF 5.8qt?

This was suggested when I was reading about accessories for my air fryer. I have only used it once; but can see how it will help. The best part is how easy it was to install and remove. I highly recommend everyone have one since it will cut down on cleaning grease splatters.

I returned it. This product damaged the drawer of my cosori turboblaze air fryer. It sits too low in the unit, so that when the drawer is pushed in, it scrapes the Teflon coating off the edges. Very disappointing.

Fits like a glove

This is sold as a shield that prevents oil splashes from touching the heating coil. I will say that this adds a layer of protection, but since the holes are so large there is definitely some oil that will still make it through. Be aware of that before you buy. It won’t prevent 100% of the splashes, but will definitely reduce the amount of oil that gets to the coil. That’s why I give it 3/5. Decent price, and still allows the heat to circulate. Easy to place and remove with magnets. East to clean. Dishwasher friendly.I used this on a Cosori Pro II.

This fits my 6qt. Cosori Turboblaze perfectly. Basket slides in with no interference. Fairly large mesh, but will see how effective it is over time.

Doesn't fit the Insta brand air fryer, despite claiming it does.

I ordered this for an "off-label" use as a drip screen for reheating fried foods in a toaster oven. It was important to me that it's food-grade and relatively small, yet large enough to hang over the edge of my pan so there is a gap between the pan and the grate where the food sits. It meets all of these criteria admirably. It went through a dishwasher cycle and looks as good as new.If I have a few minor complaints, it's these: the mesh part is not made of wire as most are, but has some kind of rough scratchy texture that feels like it might trap food particles. Likewise, the grate has been surrounded by a metal frame, which gives it structure and covers up the edges, but this frame has a lot of gaps in it where food might get stuck.Since I'm using this product for something other than it was originally intended for, I can't really complain that it has rough edges and concavities, but one minor gripe applies no matter what you're using it for: There is a metal bar attached at one end that I assume is to make it easier to slide in and out, but it was not attached symmetrically, so it bothers the OCD part of me.