Philips - 2000 Series Airfryer 6.2L

I love my Philips 2000 Series 6.6QT (6.2L). It works great, it's very easy to clean, and I really like the window. I don't have any experience with the other one.

I only cook for myself and it is plenty big enough for that. I would say it's big enough for 2 people's worth of one thing like fries, wings, breasts, etc. Maybe even 3 people's worth depending how much you eat. The downside is cooking one thing at a time. Also remember that there is a divide in the dual basket so it might be harder to cook big things even with a larger capacity.

First of all, stay far away from 2QT. That is way too small. Also, there are some decent cheap brands like Gourmia and Chefman. I actually got a nice Philips 6.6QT pretty cheap ($90 CAD/$65 USD) and I love it. Got my mother an 8QT Chefman for the same price.

5ish minimum. I use mine for just me and I wouldn't want much smaller than my 6.6. A light eater might be ok with like 4QT but I guarantee you will soon wish you had something bigger. Better too big than too small.

Single person here - get the bigger one. I use mine to cook things like veggies and salmon fillets and it works out much better if the veg is spread out and not on top of each other. Same when I do potatoes. I also like to roast a whole chicken and then strip it and freeze the portions for quick meals in the week. It does a great job of that.

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.

Get the bigger one. For e.g. roasting a whole chicken, it doesn't really matter, but for certain things, you want them spread out and not stacked on top of each other (e.g. fries, potato wedges...) to cook them more evenly.

get the bigger one, I would find the smaller more annoying to clean. The small may fit 4 chicken wings, the large may fit 6-8. Easy decision

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.

Philips! I just replaced my old and worn Otto with Philips (with a glass window) and I love it. Otto's temp seems not quite right. It takes 10 minutes or more to reheat fridged (leftover) KFC while 6 minutes by Philips. It gives crispier skin and juicier meat than those by a basic Otto.

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For me , Philips 6.2L or Cosori 6,2L ...

I live with my mom and we have a Rohnson with a capacity of 8 LT. My dad lives alone and I got him a Philips with a capacity of 6.2 LT and he says he is satisfied with it. He uses it mainly for sausages and chicken. You can find smaller ones though. I suggest you go to a physical store and see them from up close, this way you can understand better if an Air fryer suits you or not.

Amazon. Philips, okoli 80€, zajebal edino, ker nisem vzel večjega. Imam 6-litrov se mi zdi, kar je OK za eno osebo. Airfryer 10/10 uporabnost.

I recently got the 6.2L one and it has been pretty good so far. This is my first airfryer but it's nice, honestly!

Never saw the appeal of it till my friend was pushing it onto me really, really hard. Found black Friday offer for half price Philips family size one and cannot imagine life without it. Made me realise that often I have decided against buying bakeable food due to feeling wasteful- felt like a waste of energy to warm up and bake stuff in the oven, especially that mine can be very temperamental. Now I have a timer and stuff comes out great, no longer feeling bad about bills when I want to cook for one. So I really recommend getting one