Typhur Dome 2 Review (2025): fast and bulbous

Typhur allows you to control this as the sophisticated toasted ovens like Breville do: through settings such as “grill” or “grow” that modulate both the fan speed and the primary heat source. The setting of the grid combines the freshness of an air fryer with heat directed by the bottom of the basket, which means that I can brown and even lightly grill a pair of chicken legs at 450 degrees Fahrenheit, leading to a deliciously oily skin. This is also the way the oven makes pizza and pancakes, heating each from the bottom but with a much lower fan setting to avoid drying the crust or batter.

Having said that, Typhur does not make his settings excessively easy to analyze, except through a recent blog post This still requires some analysis. I would like if the device or app offer indicators to show which burners were most active and the fan speed, for each setting. But for now, below is a useful graph that explains the various cooking modes.

In general, the greater the fan speed, they expect more golden or crunchy on the surface while the air crosses the surface and steals the humidity, which is the main reason why air fryers are so effective in creating crunchy food. Having said that, too many fans can dry the food over time.

Live by the app, die from the app

Photography: Matthew Korfhage

But you won’t use yourself completely from Dome 2 unless you match it with your phone. Many functions are not accessible from the eight buttons control panel on the device itself. The simplest bonus of the app is a deep 48 recipe menu designed specifically for Dome 2. These go to simple tips for bacon, chicken legs or asparagus with cakes and biscuits to the fryer and chicken bleu.

Once a recipe has been chosen, you can modify both the temperature and time, based on how much food you added or how often you cut the bacon. Then click on Start and the setting of the device will pair with the recipe on the app. However, you will have to physically press Start on the device, as a safety measure.

But many useful functions are only for apps, including dehydrate, cooking and roast, as well as a added steak. No cooking or b.eaking if the wi-fi is down! (The wings and bacon presets, strangely, are the buttons on the device that are more similar to the cooking function.)

Even the autonomous function, which warms the oven at high temperatures to burn the heating elements, is even app. The grille of the basket and the plate is covered with non -stick ceramic without Pfas and PTFE and it is quite easy to clean, but the self -basic, intended for monthly use, is a good backup for the inside of the oven.

Partly price: this Tifur is not cheap – The greater orientation on the app is one of the main attack points on an otherwise exceptional device. (Although I would also like to more visibility on the fan speed and primary burners.) I accepted, for any reason, that mine Google TV It is a brick without a remote control or telephone app. But I imagine they still want to be able to cook the biscuits when my phone died. Maybe I need to learn to stop worrying and loving intelligent cuisine.