If you love your air fryer but keep pulling the basket out to check if the chicken wings are done, we totally get it. Every peek lets the heat out and slows down your cooking. And if you’ve been reading about non-stick coatings, you might be wondering what’s actually touching your food.
That’s where a glass air fryer comes in. The cooking basket is made of heat-resistant glass, so you can watch your food crisp up without opening it. Many also skip the non-stick coating entirely. In this guide, we’ve rounded up 5 glass air fryers you can buy in Singapore, from an S$81 budget pick to a S$499 premium model.
How We Picked
We only looked at air fryers where the basket itself is glass, and we compared what really matters: capacity, glass and tray material, temperature range, presets, extras and price. To be upfront, we haven’t tested these ourselves, and we couldn’t find independent tests of these models. So we stuck to the official specs. Prices were checked in November 2026, so do check the latest price before you buy.
What to Look for in a Glass Air Fryer in Singapore
- Glass type. Look for borosilicate glass. It handles sudden temperature changes much better than ordinary glass. Thicker glass, around 6 mm, is also tougher.
- Coating-free or non-stick. A glass bowl with a stainless steel tray means no non-stick coating touches your food. Some models still use a coated crisper plate, so check what the tray is made of.
- Capacity. A 2.5–3.5 L basket suits one or two people. For a family of three or four, or a whole chicken, go for 4.5 L and above.
- Temperature range. Most go up to 200 °C, which is enough for fries and wings. A wider range, from 40 °C, lets you proof dough or dehydrate fruit too.
- Weight. Glass is heavier than a plastic basket. A full glass bowl can weigh over 2 kg, so think about who will be lifting it out.
- Cleaning. Glass is easy to wipe and doesn’t stain. Check whether the glass bowl and tray are dishwasher safe.
- Extras. Some come with two glass bowls or storage lids, so you can cook, serve and store in the same dish.
Quick Comparison
| Dreame PT60 Tasti | Ninja CRISPi Pro AS101 | Mayer MMGAF539D | BRUNO Glass Air Fryer | PowerPac PPAF345 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Overall | Premium, meal prep | Best value large basket | Design and compact kitchens | Budget |
| Price (Nov 2026) | S$239–S$249 | S$429–S$509 | S$119–S$199 | S$238 | About S$81 |
| Glass capacity | 2.5 L + 4.5 L bowls | 5.7 L + 2.3 L bowls | 5.5 L | 3.6 L | 4.5 or 4.8 L (sources differ) |
| Tray | Stainless steel, coating-free | Non-stick (PFAS-free nano-ceramic) | Stainless steel | Not published | Grill plate (material not published) |
| Temperature | Not published | 40–240 °C | 40–200 °C | 60–200 °C | 80–200 °C |
| Power | 1,500 W | 2,050 W | 1,200 W | 1,400 W | 1,400 W |
| Presets | 5 | 6 functions | 7 + DIY | 12 | 5 |
| Extras | Steam function, freshness lid | 2 storage lids | Touch panel, LED display | Light, about 3 kg | Overheat protection |
| Warranty | Not stated | 1 year | 1 year | 1 year | Not stated |
Best Glass Air Fryer In Singapore 2026
Dreame PT60 Tasti Portable Glass Air Fryer — Best Overall
Specifications
- Model: Dreame PT60 Tasti (DM-PT60-GL); Agate Black or Moonlight White
- Type: 5-in-1 portable glass air fryer
- Glass bowls: 2.5 L and 4.5 L, both 6 mm high-borosilicate glass; the 4.5 L fits a 1.5 kg whole chicken
- Tray: 304 stainless steel; coating-free (PFAS-free and PTFE-free)
- Cooking: 3D hot air plus steam from a built-in water chamber
- Presets: 5 one-touch presets
- Power: 1,500 W
- Lid: Freshness lid for storage
- Cleaning: Glass bowl and tray are dishwasher safe
- Weight: 3.9 kg (with the 2.5 L bowl)
- Temperature range and size: Not published
- Warranty: Not stated; check with the seller
- Price: S$239 (Dreame Singapore); S$249 (Harvey Norman)
Pros
- Completely coating-free: glass bowl and stainless steel tray
- Two glass bowls, from snacks to a whole chicken
- Steam function keeps food moist
- Dishwasher-safe bowl and tray
Cons
- Temperature range not published
- Size not published
- Warranty not stated
- Shopee price may be higher than Dreame’s own store
If we had to pick just one glass air fryer for most Singapore homes, it would be the Dreame PT60 Tasti. For about S$239, you get two borosilicate glass bowls (2.5 L and 4.5 L) and a 304 stainless steel tray. Nothing with a non-stick coating touches your food.
We like how flexible it is. Use the small bowl for a quick snack, then switch to the big one for a 1.5 kg whole chicken. There’s also a steam function from a built-in water chamber, which helps keep meat juicy. When you’re done, pop the freshness lid on and store leftovers in the same bowl.
However, note that Dreame doesn’t publish the temperature range or the size. We also couldn’t find the warranty period. Its Shopee listing may sometimes show a higher price than Dreame’s own store, so compare before you buy.
Ninja CRISPi Pro Glass Air Fryer (AS101) — Best Premium Pick
Specifications
- Model: Ninja CRISPi Pro AS101 (Rose Quartz, Cyberspace, Bone White or Ash Grey)
- Type: Modular glass air fryer; the heating unit sits on top of the glass container
- Glass containers: 5.7 L and 2.3 L included; 3.8 L sold separately
- Functions: 6: Max Crisp, Air Fry, Roast, ReCrisp, Bake/Prove and Dehydrate
- Temperature: 40–240 °C; no preheating needed
- Power: 2,050 W
- Crisper plates: 2 non-stick plates (aluminium with PFAS-free nano-ceramic coating)
- Extras: 2 storage lids
- Cleaning: Glass containers, plates and lids are dishwasher safe; glass containers are also freezer and microwave safe
- Size: 309 × 299 × 279 mm (W × D × H); 7.9 kg
- Warranty: 1 year
- Price: S$499 (SharkNinja Singapore); S$429–S$499 (SharkNinja on Shopee); S$509 (Gain City)
Pros
- Hottest pick: up to 240 °C for extra crisping
- Freezer to air fryer to table in one glass dish
- Two big containers and storage lids
- Bake, prove and dehydrate functions
Cons
- Priciest pick on our list
- Crisper plates are coated, though PFAS-free
- Heaviest here at 7.9 kg
- Only a 1-year warranty
If you love meal prep, the Ninja CRISPi Pro is worth the splurge. Its glass containers are freezer, microwave and dishwasher safe. So you can prep dinner, freeze it, then air fry it in the same dish. The storage lids make it easy to keep leftovers too.
We like how powerful and versatile it is. It goes up to 240 °C, the hottest on our list, and it needs no preheating. You get 6 functions, including Bake/Prove for bread and Dehydrate for snacks. The 5.7 L container handles a family meal, while the 2.3 L one is great for sides.
However, note that its crisper plates have a non-stick coating, though Ninja says it’s PFAS-free. At S$499 and 7.9 kg, it’s also the priciest and heaviest pick here. You only get a 1-year warranty for that price.
Mayer 5.5L Digital Glass Air Fryer (MMGAF539D) — Best Value Large Basket
Specifications
- Model: Mayer MMGAF539D (white or dark grey)
- Type: Digital glass air fryer
- Glass basket: 5.5 L, 6 mm borosilicate glass with a 360° view
- Tray: Removable stainless steel tray
- Temperature: 40–200 °C
- Timer: Up to 60 minutes
- Presets: 7 plus a DIY mode
- Controls: Touch panel with LED display
- Power: 1,200 W
- Safety: Auto cut-off, overheat protection, non-slip feet; Safety Mark 230262-11
- Size: 297 × 356 × 284 mm (L × W × H); 5.5 kg; basket 2.17 kg
- Warranty: 1 year (HipVan)
- Price: S$119 (HipVan); S$199 (Shopee)
Pros
- Big 5.5 L glass basket for families
- Stainless steel tray, no coating
- Low 40 °C setting for proofing and dehydrating
- Great value from S$119
Cons
- Heavy basket at 2.17 kg
- Lowest power here at 1,200 W
- Dishwasher safety not stated
- Price varies a lot between stores
Want a big glass basket without paying premium prices? The Mayer MMGAF539D is your best bet. It packs a 5.5 L borosilicate glass basket and a stainless steel tray, and we’ve seen it for as little as S$119. That’s a lot of air fryer for the money.
We like that it covers the basics well. There are 7 presets plus a DIY mode, and the temperature goes from 40 °C to 200 °C. That low setting is handy for proofing dough or dehydrating fruit. The 360° glass view lets you watch your food from every side.
However, note that the glass basket alone weighs about 2.17 kg, so it’s heavier to lift than a plastic one. At 1,200 W, it’s also the least powerful pick here, so cooking may take a little longer. Prices range from S$119 to S$199, so shop around for the best prices.
BRUNO Glass Air Fryer — Best for Design and Compact Kitchens
Specifications
- Model: BRUNO Glass Air Fryer (Ivory or Charcoal Black)
- Type: Compact glass air fryer
- Glass basket: 3.6 L heat-resistant glass
- Temperature: 60–200 °C
- Presets: 12 menus, including fried chicken, fish, shrimp, vegetables, baked sweet potato, reheat and sweets
- Cooking: 360° hot-air circulation
- Power: 1,400 W
- Size: 274 × 250 × 350 mm (W × D × H); about 3 kg
- Warranty: 1 year (FairPrice)
- Price: S$238 (BRUNO on Shopee, FairPrice)
Pros
- Most presets on our list: 12 menus
- Light and compact at about 3 kg
- Stylish design that looks good on the counter
- Sweet potato and dessert presets
Cons
- Smaller 3.6 L basket
- Tray material not published
- Pricier per litre than the Mayer
If your kitchen counter is on display, the BRUNO Glass Air Fryer is the one we’d go for. BRUNO is known for its retro, pastel-style designs, and this one looks great sitting out. At about 3 kg, it’s also light and compact enough for a small HDB kitchen.
We love how many presets it has. There are 12 menus, more than any other pick here, including baked sweet potato and sweets. Its 3.6 L glass basket suits one or two people. The 360° hot-air circulation helps it cook evenly.
However, note that you’re paying for the design. At S$238, it costs more than the bigger Mayer. BRUNO doesn’t say what the tray is made of either. It has limited stocks and per last check, BRUNO’s own Shopee store is your best bet.
PowerPac PPAF345 Air Fryer with Glass Basket — Best Budget Pick
Specifications
- Model: PowerPac PPAF345
- Type: Air fryer with a see-through glass basket
- Capacity: 4.5 L or 4.8 L (Challenger lists both)
- Temperature: 80–200 °C
- Presets: Defrost, fries, fish, meat and pizza
- Timer: 30 or 60 minutes (Challenger lists both)
- Power: 1,400 W
- Safety: Overheat protection, cool-touch handle, non-slip feet; Safety Mark 230263-24
- Cleaning: Removable, dishwasher-safe grill plate
- Size: 255 × 255 × 295 mm (W × D × H)
- Warranty: Not stated on the pages we checked; check with the seller
- Price: About S$81 (Challenger)
Pros
- Cheapest pick at about S$81
- 4.5 L+ basket suits small families
- Compact footprint
- Safety Mark listed
Cons
- Capacity and timer differ between listings
- Grill plate material not published
- No low-temperature setting (starts at 80 °C)
- Warranty not stated
Looking for a glass air fryer that won’t burn a hole in your pocket? The PowerPac PPAF345 is our pick. At about S$81, it’s by far the cheapest on our list. You still get a see-through glass basket and a 4.5 L+ capacity, which is enough for a small family.
We like that it keeps things simple. There are five presets for the basics, like fries, fish, meat and pizza, plus overheat protection and a cool-touch handle. The grill plate comes out and goes into the dishwasher. Its small footprint also suits a tight kitchen counter.
Just note what you’re giving up. PowerPac’s air fryer runs a little lower on capacity, and there’s no low-temperature setting for proofing or dehydrating. We also couldn’t find the warranty or what the grill plate is made of. So check with PowerPac’s for more information before committing to purchase from the Shopee store.
Which Glass Air Fryer Should You Buy?
- Want a completely coating-free air fryer with two bowls? Get the Dreame PT60 Tasti.
- Love meal prep and want the most features? Get the Ninja CRISPi Pro AS101.
- Want a big glass basket for less? Get the Mayer MMGAF539D.
- Want a stylish, compact air fryer? Get the BRUNO Glass Air Fryer.
- On a tight budget? Get the PowerPac PPAF345.
Our Verdict
For most Singapore homes, we think the Dreame PT60 Tasti hits the sweet spot. You get two borosilicate glass bowls, a coating-free stainless steel tray and a steam function for about S$239. If you love meal prep, the Ninja CRISPi Pro is worth the splurge for its freezer-to-table glass containers and 240 °C max heat. For a big glass basket on a budget, the 5.5 L Mayer is great value from S$119. The BRUNO is the prettiest and most compact pick. And if you just want to try a glass air fryer for less, the PowerPac PPAF345 does the job for about S$81.
FAQ
Is a glass air fryer better than a regular one?
It depends on what matters to you. A glass basket lets you watch your food without opening it, and it doesn’t stain or hold smells. Many glass models also skip the non-stick coating. The trade-off is weight, as glass baskets are heavier than plastic ones.
Is the glass safe at high temperatures?
Yes, if it’s made for cooking. Look for borosilicate or heat-resistant glass, like the 6 mm bowls on the Dreame and Mayer. Avoid sudden temperature shocks, like pouring cold water into a hot bowl, and stop using any bowl that’s chipped or cracked.
Are glass air fryers coating-free?
Not always. The glass bowl itself has no coating, but some models use a non-stick crisper plate. The Dreame and Mayer use stainless steel trays. The Ninja‘s plates have a PFAS-free nano-ceramic coating.
What size glass air fryer do I need?
A 2.5–3.5 L basket suits one or two people. For a family of three or four, go for 4.5 L and above. If you want to roast a whole chicken, look for at least 4.5 L, like the Dreame’s larger bowl.
Can I put the glass bowl in the dishwasher?
On some models, yes. The Dreame and Ninja glass bowls are dishwasher safe. Mayer and BRUNO don’t say, so check the manual. Either way, glass is easy to wipe clean by hand.
Does a glass air fryer cook as well as a regular one?
It works the same way, by blowing hot air around your food. We couldn’t find independent tests comparing these models, so we can’t say which crisps best. Higher power and a higher max temperature, like the Ninja’s 2,050 W and 240 °C, usually mean faster crisping.
Last updated: 09 November 2026
