All the flavor, minus the fat: This stylish air fryer— with over 4,000 five-star Amazon reviews —is on sale today

Izabella Zaydenberg
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If you're trying to eat better in preparation for the summer, an air fryer is an easy—and fun—way to do just that.

Amazon shoppers — over 4,000 of them — are convinced they found the best model. Enter: The Ultrean Air Fryer, on sale for $68 right now, down from $80.

Don’t let the less popular brand name scare you away. It has all the bells and whistles of the big names, minus the cost. This nifty device can grill, roast, bake and fry, all without any oil. It does that by circulating hot air, which crisps up those veggies, wings, and more. In short: No splatters, no extra fat, no mess, and all the flavor of your favorite fried food. Easy and delicious, with minimal effort on your part.

Shop it: Ultrean Air Fryer, $68 (was $80), amazon.com

Even grill masters are shocked by how perfect their wings turned out. Writes one:

"I absolutely LOVE this airfryer. I have been so hesitant over the years but I am thoroughly impressed. So far I’ve cooked wings, salmon & asparagus in it. Do yourself a favor and purchase!!"

One shopper even said it was "the best kitchen appliance ever."

"Cooks faster than the oven and tastes better," they shared. "Easy to use, no grease, better for your health. Super easy to clean. I wish I would have gotten one a long time ago!"

Other shoppers shared how much they love the appliance for veggies, including cauliflower and brussels sprouts — plus it’s a great way to trick kids into trying something new, or trick your palette into thinking you’re eating something significantly worse for you than you really are.

Choose from red, black, white and light blue. You have to hop to it, though: Sales this great don’t last long.

Shop it: Ultrean Air Fryer, $68 (was $80), amazon.com

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