Best Samsung Ranges With Air Fryer, Compared by Type and Price

Samsung retires model numbers often, so use this table to compare types, then check the current listing for your finish. Prices are approximate and move with promotions.

We rate a range on five things: how its Air Fry mode cooks, how evenly the oven bakes, how the cooktop heats, how much work cleanup takes, and what the whole package costs once you add install needs.

Air fry results carry the most weight, but a range that air fries well and bakes unevenly still fails at everyday baking, so both count.

Our scores reflect each range's features, install requirements, and the hands-on results we could confirm for that specific model, mainly fries, cookies, wings, and cooktop behavior. Where we could not confirm a result for a model, we say so rather than guess.

Model numbers and prices reflect Samsung and retailer pages as of 30 September 2026.

Air Fry is an oven mode, not a separate appliance. The fan circulates hot air around food on a perforated tray, so the surface browns and crisps with far less oil than deep frying. Samsung's default is 425 F, adjustable from 350 F to 500 F, and preheating is not necessary.

Air Fry Mode vs. Convection

Convection also uses the fan, but it is meant for evenly baking a whole tray. On the freestanding range, convection left darker bottoms on the upper racks when baking cookies, and on the older Flex Duo it produced darker centers and lighter edges, with wildly uneven results when two trays ran at once. Air Fry adds the tray, higher heat, and, on newer models, no preheat. For a deeper comparison of the two approaches, see air fryer vs. convection oven.

Air Fry Tray and Cookware

The tray goes on Rack Position 3, third from the bottom, with a baking sheet on the rack below to catch drips. A little water in that pan cuts smoke. The tray sits directly on an oven rack, which is messier than integrated tray systems, and it is smaller than some competitors' trays.

Samsung Range vs. a Countertop Air Fryer

Fan-driven air fry sprays grease around the cavity, so the oven needs wiping more often than with plain bake. In return, you save counter space, avoid plugging in a separate appliance, and can start Air Fry without waiting for preheating. If you cook one or two portions at a time, a countertop unit or a Galanz microwave air fryer may still be quicker for small batches. New to it? Start with easy air fryer recipes for beginners and test a few in your oven before you rely on it for a family dinner.

Fuel Type: Electric, Gas or Induction

Electric is the easiest to find and the most affordable. Induction heats pans fastest and wipes clean, but needs magnetic cookware. Gas suits homes that already have a line. Shopping across brands? See our best GE range with air fryer picks.

Freestanding vs. Slide-In

A freestanding range has a back panel with burner controls, and it is the cheaper, more common shape. A slide-in sits flush with counters and puts the controls at the front. On the freestanding NE63A6511SS, the burner dials sit at the rear, so you reach across active pots to change a setting. The slide-ins keep the controls up front and within a child's reach, and their pinch-to-turn precision knobs double as a child lock. The knobs are plastic rather than metal, and the two-step turn takes getting used to.

Oven Capacity and Flex Duo

Five of the six picks have a 6.3 cu. ft. oven, and the gas range has 6.0 cu. ft. Flex Duo divides the oven into 3.4 cu. ft. upper and 2.7 cu. ft. lower sections, which is great for two dishes at two temperatures.

Smart Features: Wi-Fi, SmartThings and Oven Camera

Every model here has Wi-Fi and SmartThings, and most also offer voice control. Treat them as a nice extra rather than a reason to pick one range over another.

Size, Clearances and Electrical Requirements

The slide-ins are 29 15/16 in. wide, and the freestanding range shares that width. Electric models want a 240V circuit rated 40A. Allow a 30 in. cabinet opening, with 30 in. from the cooktop to unprotected cabinets above, or 24 in. with flame-retardant millboard.

Price and Warranty

Expect roughly $749 to $899 for the freestanding range, $1,499 to $1,599 for induction and the smart slide-in, and $2,099 or more for the Bespoke AI and Flex Duo. Warranty is typically 1 year on the models we found listed, so factor in extended coverage if you plan to keep it a decade.

Choose first for fuel type, fit, and cooktop, then let Air Fry break ties. If a model is sold out, look at the Air Fry Max replacements.