Philips - 2000 Series Airfryer 4.2L (NA221/09)

We have a 3.5L for the two of us, and it is enough. I can fit a whole medium-sized chicken, and we can get multiple servings out of it. So I think the 4.2L should be more than enough for you.

I was surprised as well. 4.2L is already a lot for one person. However, I think for €15 more, it might be worth it if sometimes you have friends over or even potlucks to attend. It offers versatility unless space is truly limited. The cleaning experience should be the same.

I was considering the same models, and yesterday ordered the smaller one. My thoughts were that the smaller one goes up to 500 g of fries and that should be enough for 2 people (bigger one goes up to 800 g, but reviews say the smaller one can also take bigger loads if needed). Also I preferred the (slightly) smaller footprint. The smaller model of the 2000 series is 1500 w and the larger one 1700 w, which didn't seem that much more for the extra capacity (this is also my first airfryer, so no idea if this is a limitation but other XL models often seem to be 2000 w). The larger model is compatible with the 'double layer food tray's, which is not available for the smaller one and seems nice. Happy frying!

OP: Honestly, if it’s just for you, the 4.2L should be perfect and save some space. But if you cook bigger meals often, the 6.2L might be better.

The extra functions like roast, reheat, dehydrate, bake, and grill just add versatility. While air frying remains the core feature, these added options let you cook a wider variety of foods, from grilling to baking. If you want more flexibility, go for the 13-in-1, but if you prefer simplicity, the 4-in-1 should work great.

No phillips 4 liter cheaper than 27k. Could be a knock off. 2.5 liter is for 23k.