Philips Airfryer 2000 Series – Classic 6.2L Airfryer with Window, RapidAir Technology, 13 Ways to Cook, 90% Less Fat, Easy to Clean, Touchscreen, Energy Saving (NA230/09)

I’m really happy with this Philips air fryer. It heats up very quickly and cooks food evenly, making daily meals super convenient. The touchscreen interface is straightforward and easy to use. I didn’t even need to look at the manual for most functions. It is quite easy to clean but just like other air fryer, may need a deep clean from time to time. The 6.2 L capacity is very decent and large enough for everyday cooking for a family or a couple. It fits plenty of fries, wings, or vegetables at once. If you want to roast a whole chicken, it can handle a small to medium one comfortably, but a larger bird might be a tight fit. Overall, I’m very satisfied with this purchase. It’s efficient, simple to operate, and makes healthier cooking much easier.

The Philips Air Fryer 2000 Series (6.2L) is an excellent appliance that delivers great results and is very easy to use. The build quality feels solid, and it is perfect for everyday cooking, especially for families. One of the best features is the clear viewing window, which allows you to easily see the food while it’s cooking without opening the basket. With just a single touch, you can check the progress, which helps maintain temperature and ensures even cooking. The touch control panel is smooth, responsive, and user-friendly, making it simple to select cooking modes, adjust time, and control temperature. Everything is clearly displayed and easy to understand. In terms of performance, it does the job perfectly. Food cooks evenly, comes out crispy, and requires very little oil. From snacks to full meals, the results are consistently good. I purchased this air fryer during an offer for £60, and at this price, it is outstanding value for money. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a reliable, modern, and easy-to-use air fryer.

This is an upgrade from my original small 2lt Philips air fryer from 6 years ago, it still works but I wanted an air fryer that was large enough to bake cakes in; so when I saw this model on offer I decided to purchase. A solid, not to big, fits into the corner of worktop and quiet. This air fryer has a full range of heat settings up to 200°c. Good depth so large enough to bake cakes as well as cook a small roast dinner. As with my previous Philips air fryer simple to keep clean, in the sink or dish washer if you feel the need. Love that I can just use either my own manual settings or select the preset if I want, but so far not really needed to, but they are numerous and an option if you want to use. When registering product you are encouraged to download the Home ID app, which I found very useful for providing additional recipes that I may not have thought about; again optional but useful.

The Philips Air Fryer is a quality appliance that offers great value for money, especially for those seeking healthier cooking options. Its non-stick basket ensures minimal stickiness, making cleaning a breeze, and It cooks food very well, delivering crispy exteriors and tender interiors, thanks to its Rapid Air technology. While it may require some experimentation to perfect cooking times for certain foods, its overall performance and ease of use make it a worthwhile investment for families and individuals alike.

Having seen air fryers dissected on Technology Connections' channel, I had a bit of a look on Amazon but remained a little unconvinced, when this Philips model crops up on Hannah Fry's BBC show about air fryers. So taking it as something between an infomercial and a review, I looked it up, and saw the price and thought, “why not?”. And it is surprisingly good. We've not turned on the full oven since getting it, and probably won't until next time we get the urge for pizza or fresh bread. Air fryers may just be snazzy miniature convection ovens, given a silly and inappropriate moniker from the marketing dept. But nomenclature aside, in practice it is a genuinely useful tool, especially when you consider it does save on the hassle and cost of turning on and pre-heating a large oven, for what is often just for a fairly small amount of food, and cooking it in half the time. We've put frozen fish and chips through it, of course, and it's perfect; but also cooked fresh and frozen goujons and things like that, and cooked homemade karaage chicken etc. Everything, including the karaage, was lovely and crispy. As my first air fryer I can't compare it to others, and can't talk about longevity of the product. The quality seems fine. The fan isn't too loud, I certainly don't think it's any noisier than a microwave oven, probably less. Cleaning is easy. So, out-of-the-box, we're very pleased with it, and especially for well under £70.

Really good airfryer that let's you see into your food cooking instead of having to pull it out everytime. It is quite big and has a but of weight too it but is such a great addition to the kitchen. Easy to clean and I like to use silicone baskets inside for food.

Bought it at black friday deal. Perfect price and functions well. Easy to use, short pre heat time, food very crispy. Compact external dimension but the basket is big. A perfect purchase

Easy to use. Great results. No complaints. The 6.2L size is ideal for most things. Can't believe I waited so long to get an air fryer.

Fast and perfectly distribute the air for a perfect cooking/Frying. The window and internal light are definitely a plus!

جربته .. يمشي الحال لكن انتبهوا ان الصناعة صينية وليست فرنسية كما كنت اعتقد للأسف.

Is very good, but I’m not use to the air fryer infact. I cook a lot with the oven and is not the same in general, not with this model. If you like the air fryer sure, this is perfect to you. I will give her few months.

It is good , we made grill chicken, fries, sausage etc. love it

Good quality, easy to use, would recommend! Happy with purchase 👍