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Cosori Premium Pro 10-Tray Dehydrator (CFD-P101-SUS) Review

Cosori's 10-tray stainless model is built for people who fill every tray.

By The Dehydrator Report Editors · Updated November 11, 2026 · 4 min read

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Our verdict

The Cosori Premium Pro 10-Tray brings the same digital controls as the six-tray model to a machine twice the size, with 1,000 watts behind it. It's the stainless choice for hunting season and big gardens. At 36 lb and nearly two feet deep, it needs a permanent home.

Buy it ifYou dry large batches and want stainless trays.
Skip it ifYou dry a few trays at a time.

Key specs

As of November 11, 2026. Prices are list or typical prices.
Cosori Pro 10-Tray
Price$299.99 list
TypeShelf (rear fan)
Trays10 stainless steel
Drying areaNot listed (55 qt)
Temperature95–165°F, 1° steps
Timer48 hr
Power1000 W
Warranty2 years
Notable36 lb, digital touch controls

How it dries

Ten stainless trays, 1,000 watts and a temperature range of 95 to 165°F, adjustable in single degrees. The digital timer runs from 30 minutes to 48 hours.

Size

16.9 × 21.3 × 16.4 in and 36 lb. Cosori lists the capacity as 55 quarts.

In the box

A fruit roll sheet, a mesh screen and a 50-recipe book.

Price and warranty

$299.99 list. Two-year limited warranty.

After it's dry

Whatever you dry, cool it, condition it and pack it airtight. Our sister site covers vacuum sealing dried food and vacuum sealing mason jars.

This review is based on Cosori's published specifications and independent test results (we name whose test each figure comes from), compared against the other dehydrators we track. We'll add hands-on notes as our own testing progresses.

Questions

How is it different from the six-tray Cosori?

Four more trays, 1,000 watts instead of 600 and single-degree temperature steps. It's also about twice the weight.

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