Philips - 3000 Series Airfryer XL (NA332/00)

i've had the phillips XL for 5+ years & i think it's fantastic. i don't use it as often as i should because i hate cleaning it but it works wonderfully for air frying chicken, tofu & frozen veg, and things like tater tots.

Weird, I have a 3000 series xl and its quiet.

I have the Phillips XL and would say it would be OK for a couple. I have a family and should have got the XXL. It's a good airfryer but on the small side.

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

Man, idk. I just got the Philips 3000 that wirecutter recommends. It works pretty well but the touch controls sometimes feel unresponsive. So I might pick one with real buttons next time. I think I'm enjoying the basket type though, since I can just stick the whole basket in the dishwasher.

I have a Tefal, but it feels a little underpowered compared to my previous Philips XL. I have to half portion of fries to get them crispy now.

Love the Philips XL and XXL. So much that I have both. I’ve been through lots of air fryers and brands and none have worked nearly as well as the Philips. Something about that wire basket design as well. And plenty of accessories.

Not sure if it's against the rules, but I'm willing to sell my Philips XL Airfryer for cheap if you're in Sydney. Its lightly used and in great condition, but I have IBS and realised I can't tolerate airfryer food.

Philips is the OG. Not the cheapest, but I would say the best. My neighbor who has another type, was awed by how fast it cooks a few days ago. There are two adults in my household, the XL is perfect for cooking a few things at a time. For one person the regular size should be fine, but I’d still consider upgrading to the larger size.

We bought a Phillips 3000 series XL. Extremely pleased with it. I don't like what it does to bacon, but it's great for chicken, chips, fish fingers, *brilliant* for reheating pizza, and heating up snacky foods like frozen spring rolls. I use it 2-3 times a week, but YMMV because I tend to cook everything from scratch -- it doesn't get used as often as it would by someone who does more ready-made foods. It will make you a pretty decent batch of fried/grilled chicken. I've done peri peri in it, and jerk. Oh, and if you need to crisp up your pork crackling, it's excellent. Just be sure to clean it thoroughly after every use. My husband doesn't and now it needs industrial degreasers.

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If you have to use it regularly then definitely Phillips. For occasional use like once or twice in a week or two, havells would suffice.

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.