Philips - 6.2L 2000 Watt Digital Air Fryer with Rapid Air Technology

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.

Dekh bhai , 2-3k wala lene se accha h 5-6k wala lele koi reputed brand ka (Havells, Morphy Richard) Jo bhi lena, official website/store ya authorised retailers (Croma , Reliance) se lena. Maine 3 months pehle Philips ka Air fryer usi ki website se liya 8k ka mila and it’s completely worth it. Agar utna budget bana Skte ho and wait kr Skte ho to ye wala hi le lena [Link](https://www.croma.com/philips-6-2l-2000-watt-digital-air-fryer-with-rapid-air-technology-black-dark-silver-/p/263557) Abhi Philips ki website pe out of stock hai , jab aayega to 8-9k me milta hai tab le lena.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

**Phillips** 4.1 Litre - [https://amzn.in/d/03Fx8JBP](https://amzn.in/d/03Fx8JBP) 6.2 Litre - [https://amzn.in/d/03dmCTl2](https://amzn.in/d/03dmCTl2) **Havells** 5 Litre (Currently using this one) - [https://amzn.in/d/00o924Vd](https://amzn.in/d/00o924Vd) 9 Litre - [https://amzn.in/d/0aNKDqYj](https://amzn.in/d/0aNKDqYj)

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.