Philips XXL Digital Airfryer - Cook Healthier Meals with Less Oil

SKY: Good quality

Canada on Sep 16, 2020

Amazon Customer: Nice product

India on Jun 30, 2016

RAVI KANT BHARTI: Worst product pls donot buy this guys

India on Jan 14, 2016

Kate Saundby: I love this little appliance so much, I swear, if it was human I'd marry it! First of all, I have to explain why Iwanted an Air Fryer in the first place. I am twice-widowed and in my late 70's, I live by myself in a medium sized house with no dogs, cats or other household pets in a rural area in the South. As far as animals are concerned however, there have been wild visitors from time to time ranging from mice, possums and raccoons to skunks looking to set up winter housekeeping in my house's crawl space who have been less than welcome, but I have managed to deal with their visits whenever they occurred and so far, so good. Back to the Air Fryer. Like any decent love match, my first attempts to find what I wanted did not run smoothly, but I persevered. When the Phillips HD93026 finally arrived, I was a bit leery after my two experiences with two cheaper brands that were, to put it mildly, not satisfactory.The first one, initially, worked great but died after two weeks and the second was a much cheaper model shipped to me by mistake after I ordered this one, even though its price had made me gulp. For looks, the best way to describe the Air Fryer is to imagine a...

United States on Nov 09, 2015

BashertBashert: I purchased a refurbished one just in case it turned out to be a dud, but what a surprise! Look at these pictures! While I was pulling the chicken out of this unit, I was on the phone with my aunt (Southern Folks!) and she could hear the "frying" sound! Then I bit into this wonderfully crunchy chicken! Tasty! I actually used the rack and put 2 legs & a thigh on bottom and on top rack, so fried 6 pieces of chicken at one time. I did increase the time to 30 minutes, because I like dryer chicken, but this turned out crispy outside and juicy inside like most people like their fried chicken. Next time I will cook less pieces and maybe slightly longer, but not necessary. When I made my chicken I first put about a tablespoon of extra virgin olive oil in a ziplock bag to slightly cover the chicken, then I transferred the chicken into another ziplock with a little cornstarch, some flour, and some Bob's Red Mill corn meal pancake and waffle mix. The chicken went directly from there into the unit and 30 minutes later voila! (See pictures).

I have also tried the obligatory frozen foods, fries, large shrimp, battered and breaded fish, and a burrito. I cannot...

United States on Apr 11, 2015

ELM43: Only had for about one week, but works very well so far !

Canada on Dec 13, 2014

Keith F: I got this model with the digital timer as I felt from reading reviews it would be more accurate in time and temperature. I have a countertop mid-sized convection over, about 25 years old that is sort of giving out, so this I thought might be a good replacement and I cook less food than I use to, getting older, I eat smaller amounts. I still have a big oven if i need to actually do larger dishes.

So I got this, skimmed through the book, very briefly. It was easy to unpack and set up. Rinse off or wash components first. I found a suitable spot on the corner of my counter.

I like to make potato cubes, my own creation. use some small red new potatoes, cut into small cubes. spray lightly with cooking spray and sprinkle with a seasoning. I have a lot of steak or chicken type rubs that also work well for this. In the convection oven i baked them at 400 for 25 minutes, along with a steak, piece of chicken or pork. I'd have to microwave some vegetables. So with the Air Fryer, I started to experiment. My first meal was the same amount of potato cubes. I put them in the bottom of the basket. Put in the wire shelf rack and put on it 1 inch thick prime rib...

United States on Dec 06, 2014