Perth, Aug 20: Kismile has launched AeroLucen, a glass air fryer designed to let users watch their food cook while promising faster results than traditional opaque-basket models.
The standout feature is its transparent glass cooking chamber, which lets users monitor food throughout the cooking process rather than guessing or repeatedly opening the basket to check progress.
On performance, Kismile says AeroLucen combines high-speed airflow circulation, a 3600RPM DC motor and PID temperature control to speed up cooking times — as fast as 8 minutes for select foods, or around 30 minutes for a whole chicken.
Safety and heat management get attention too, with a “Cool-Loop” cooling structure built to keep the exterior more comfortable to touch during operation.
Versatility comes via the Magic Crisper Plate, which flips between a 5QT setting for larger meals and a 2.5QT setting for smaller, more efficient cooking — all within a compact 9.7-inch footprint designed to fit standard kitchen cabinets and counters.
Other touches include a Dynamic Speed Ring for at-a-glance cooking progress, along with a glass chamber and accessories that are dishwasher safe and made without PFAS-based nonstick coatings.
Kismile is positioning AeroLucen toward small-space households, busy professionals wanting faster everyday meal prep, and home cooks who want a more hands-on, visible cooking experience.
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