Watch dinner crisp. Nothing to peel.
An air fryer with a glass bowl and steel racks, so there is no coating to flake into your food, ever. You see it cook, you scrub it like a pan, and the bowl and the steel go in the dishwasher. Every Kaldera comes with a 2-year warranty and 60 days at home to be sure.

The air fryer with nothing inside it that can peel.
A glass bowl. Steel racks. A lid that lifts off so the bowl goes straight to the table. Wings, roasted potatoes, a whole chicken on the rotisserie, and you can watch every minute of it through the side.
- Glass and steel where your food isThe bowl is glass. The basket, the rotisserie basket and the skewers are stainless steel. No non-stick, no ceramic, nothing to wear off.
- You set the heat yourselfAny temperature and any time, set by you on the panel. Not a row of presets guessing what you want.
- Scrub it, dishwasher it, serve from itLift the lid off and the bowl is a serving dish. When dinner is done, the bowl and every steel part go in the dishwasher.
If a part could flake into dinner, it is not in here.
Every basket fryer has a coating that starts coming off around month ten. Then you are picking black flecks out of the potatoes and shopping for a replacement basket. Kaldera is built so that can never happen.
- A glass bowlThe same heat-proof glass as a good glass baking dish. It takes full heat every night, and there is nothing on its surface to come off.
- Stainless steel racksThe mesh basket, the rotisserie basket and the skewers are bare stainless steel. Use metal tongs. Use a scouring pad. They look the same in year two.
- Plastic only where it never touches foodThe lid housing and the handles are plastic, above and outside the bowl. Every material is listed on the product page, so you know exactly what you are cooking in.
- Nothing to buy againNo replacement baskets, no plates, no liners. The parts that cook your food are the parts that last.
You see it. You set it. You serve from it.
The three things a basket fryer never let you do, on an ordinary weeknight.
Every Kaldera comes with a 2-year warranty and 60 days to try it in your own kitchen.
What customers say, from their own kitchens.
From customers who sent a photo along with their review.

Did a whole chicken on the rotisserie the first Sunday and my father-in-law asked where we had bought it. The bowl went straight on the table. Nobody warned me how much a full bowl weighs.
Priya K. · Leeds Verified

Wings come out better than the drawer one did and I use the rough side of the sponge on the basket, which the old one never allowed. Takes up more room than I expected, so it stays out. One star off for the size.
Marcus D. · Denver Verified

Our old one had gone dull and scratchy inside and I did not like thinking about it. This one is glass and steel and I stopped. My daughter pulls up a chair and watches the potatoes through the side.
Fiona W. · Bristol Verified

Bowl and basket in the dishwasher every night for six weeks and the steel still looks new. My last one was scratched to the metal by week five. Salmon on a weeknight in the time it takes to set the table.
Tomas R. · Phoenix Verified
Why this one keeps working when the others come back to her bench.
"Nearly every air fryer that lands on my bench has the same story: the coating went, the customer kept using it, and then the heater or the fan gave up because nobody wanted to spend on a machine that was already shedding into the food. Kaldera just left the coating out. Glass and steel do not have a month ten. That is why I tell people to buy it."
Cook in it for 60 days. Keep it only if you love it.
Two months of dinners. Wings, roasted potatoes, the Sunday chicken. If it does not crisp the way you hoped, or you simply change your mind, send it back and you get all of it back, no restocking fee. And it is covered for two full years after that.
What people ask before they buy.
Anything else, the help page goes deeper, and a real person answers at any hour.
Does glass crisp as well as a basket fryer?
Is anything inside it coated?
Does the glass get hot, and will it crack?
Is it as good as the big-name air fryers?
How big is it?
What if it breaks after a year?
Which plug do I get?