I have one, probably the same philips one as OP when i look at the pic and it's amazing. The steam function can be used separately and with frying. If you only steam you can make dumplings, steamed veggies and much more without any frying. I even use it for pasta.
The steam&airfy at the same time is perfect for potatoes and I bet it could be very good for chicken.
Especially for stuff that can come out dry, a bit of steam could help a lot. For pasta i mostly do it with steam first and if i wanna make it like an oven dish i put cheese on it after and airfry it.
I have the hd 900but the digital touch screen one. I would highly recommend anyone who sees this if you are planning to buy that, do not buy, go for the analog version. Reason being is that I was excited about different functions and everything but over a period of time, as I got more hold of how to use it in terms of timings and temperature, I just used the timer and temperature button only. Rest all, waste. So i would recommend analog version. Rest, yes there are scratches on the basket and that is something which I feel is not avoidable. I just saw on youtube how the other airfryer works and i feel after a point, you would just get frustrated with removing that thing out. In hd900, the basket feature is convinent. So yeah, if you can get around with the budget, I would suggest hd900
Phased out model na yung sa akin sa tagal niya 😅 Parang [ito](https://ph.shp.ee/1sbKUad) yata ang newer model, parehong digital and 6.2L capacity siya.
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.
I bought 6.2l Philip air fryer, and it has been asking the best decision i have made. I use it everyday for 15 mins to bake chicken.
Was pondering for last 2v years whether to buy or not, will it even work, is it even worth?
And to my surprise, it's not essential in my kitchen.
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