The catch
Typhur Dome 2
A 19.7-inch width means it takes up a lot of counter space.
Side by side
Dome 2 is the right fit for flatter foods, bottom heat and its internal cleaning cycle. Sync AF13 is the right fit for probe-guided proteins and a deeper eight-quart basket. It uses about 25% less nominal counter area yet stands 3.4 inches taller, so check the height you have before you count it as the smaller option.
Before you buy
Its listed base covers approximately 229 square inches, against 307 for Dome. The saving is about 78 square inches, before ventilation or drawer clearance is added.
Where this comes from
12.6 × 18.2 = 229.32 square inches, and 19.7 × 15.6 = 307.32. The reduction works out to 78 ÷ 307.32 = 25.4%.
The catch
A 19.7-inch width means it takes up a lot of counter space.
The catch
The broad basket is bulky, and being a single basket it cannot run separate settings.


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Typhur Dome 2 and Sync AF13, weighed on food shape, probe control and counter footprint. Sync takes up about 25% less nominal base area, though it stands taller.
Sync pairs a deeper chamber with an included probe, whereas Dome has a wide, shallow basket and two-sided heating.
Which one fits
The wireless probe comes with Sync. For Dome you would have to buy a compatible thermometer.
Flat foods and bottom heat are what Dome is arranged around.
Before clearances, Sync's nominal base is about 229 square inches.
Sync stands 13.7 inches tall against 10.3 for Dome. Operating clearances come on top of that.
In practice
Its listed base covers approximately 229 square inches, against 307 for Dome. The saving is about 78 square inches, before ventilation or drawer clearance is added.
12.6 × 18.2 = 229.32 square inches, and 19.7 × 15.6 = 307.32. The reduction works out to 78 ÷ 307.32 = 25.4%.
Having the smaller base won't make it easier to slide under every cupboard. On a counter where height is the limit, Dome can still be the better pick.
13.7 minus 10.3 equals 3.4 inches. The figures are body dimensions and leave out the operating clearances that are required.
Sync has a deeper eight-quart chamber, while Dome's shallow layout and bottom element give it a different role. Looking only at capacity misses that difference.
Basket architecture and heating placement together lead to this conclusion. No tested cooking-speed or food-quality advantage is inferred.

Typhur, Dome 2
The drawer is wide and low, heats from above and below, and offers 15 modes plus an internal self-cleaning cycle.

Typhur, AF13
This smart drawer is broad, comes with a five-sensor wireless probe and guided doneness targets, and is fast on weeknights.
Spec by spec
| Spec | Typhur Dome 2 | Typhur Sync 8-Quart | In practice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Capacity | 5.6 quarts | 8 quarts | Sync's larger volume is laid out differently and does not simply spread over a wider floor. |
| Heat arrangement | Top and bottom elements | Top heating | For suitable flatter foods, Dome adds heat from below. |
| Temperature probe | Compatible thermometer sold separately | Wireless probe included | Probe-guided cooking is a need Sync serves directly. |
| Listed base dimensions | 19.7 × 15.6 inches | 12.6 × 18.2 inches | Less nominal counter area goes to Sync. |
| Body height | 10.3 inches | 13.7 inches | More vertical room is needed for Sync, even with the smaller footprint. |
| Cleaning assistance | Internal self-cleaning cycle | Dishwasher-safe removable parts | Washing the basket is not replaced by Dome's internal cycle. |
Trade-offs
Decision guide
Let your usual food pick the basket shape. Dome's wide, shallow layout and Sync's deeper, probe-equipped basket suit different meals.
Space for a whole chicken is shaped differently from space for a flat pizza. For taller proteins, Sync's deeper cooking chamber is the more natural place to begin. Dome spreads its capacity over a shallow area, which helps with flat foods and browning. Don't pick either model from its quart count without checking the shape of your food.
Sync frees up more counter area but takes up more vertical space. Under cupboards that matters, particularly after you add the ventilation clearances from the manual. Measure the width, depth and height you have. Do not trust a single label like compact, and leave a safe spot for the hot basket.
The internal cleaning cycle on Dome deals with the interior of the appliance, and the removable parts are left out. Sync's probe gives you doneness information, but it is also another item to clean and store. Go for the help that spares you the most trouble in your own routine, and plan on ordinary basket cleaning with either model.
By the numbers
What we found across the air fryers we compare, plus the checked facts behind each finding.
Only 1 of the 35 models checked meet every need here: “Temperature control is important to me”, “I don't want to keep shaking the food”, and “I can't stand hard cleanup”.
1 model fits, out of 35 checkedTyphur Sync 8-Quart lists 8 qt for listed cooking capacity, 43% more than the 5.6 qt on Typhur Dome 2.
How we countedThe count uses each product's current fit ratings for “Temperature control is important to me”, “I don't want to keep shaking the food”, and “I can't stand hard cleanup”. A need with no documented match is not counted.
How we calculatedOnly quart figures go into this median. Oven cavities listed in liters or cubic feet are left out, since they do not compare directly with basket capacity. For context, 29 of 35 models publish comparable figures.
| Product | Needs it meets | Facts we checked | Sources |
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