Philips 2000 Series Airfryer – RapidAir Technology. 13-in-1 Ways to Cook. 4.4QT Capacity. Healthier Meals Up to 90% Less Fat. Easy to Clean. Dishwasher Safe. Touchscreen Control. HomeID App (NA221/00)

For the price of it during Black Friday I’d say it was a good deal. Button features are pretty straightforward but only goes up to 400 degrees. Easy to clean as it’s non stick. Pretty quiet when using. Draw back would be the inside tray slide down if you have heavy food. Wish there were different levels inside that way the air can circulate.

I gave a 3 star as I am disappointed that it does not have a defrost button as stated. Nor a reheat, but thats not a big deal, but they stated it does those two as well, but nothing is even in the pamphlet about it either.

This Philips air fryer is disappointing. I would expect better performance from this Brand. 13 minutes to make toast??
Poor display as well. That must be why it was cheap.

C'est dommage, en recevant cet appareil que je désirais tant, je remarque en le sortant de l'emballage qu'il est craqué sur une longueur de 10 cm et à la base sur 3 cm de largeur. Je le retourne. Moi qui avait prévu de l'utiliser pour mon repas du souper, je suis déçu.

I have also another brand at home. I had bought it for second one to help me cook 2 different meals at the same time but i am just disappointed with its long cooking times. Airfryers are at home to make our lives easier with quick cooking especially for working moms. This machine cooks even fries properly more than 20 minutes. It shows 40-50 minutes for meat products. Sadly I had to return it.

It's quiet but for 6.6 qt it claimed, the 9 in parchment liner barely fit with the corner slightly folded, I can't bake more than 4 cookies without it all touching each other once it's baked.

For cooking food, it's great. I can't believe I have not ordered one sooner. However, the outside is made out of cheap plastic and you scratch it very quickly whether you try your best not to. If you store it away and don't mind the visible scratches, then it's good option. If you want to have it on display in your kitchen, you might want something with stainless steel finishing or better quality plastic.

I purchased this to work in tandem with my other air fryer( a 5 year old Milliard also purchased here and a total workhorse) so I could essentially double the cooking capacity. It works well, is very quiet and easy to clean. The caveat is that after 5 or 6 uses , it has developed a small rattle which I assume is coming from the fan. This obviously negates the quiet operation. This coupled with a very short cord make it a 3 star purchase for me.

You have to crush a chicken to fit in this and not burn against the heating coil, and there seems to be no way to set the timer longer than an hour. The instructions are vague at best.
I hope you like looking at it, as it's too big to fit in any cupboard * I* have.
The Flavorwave was much better.

I recently purchased the Philips Air Fryer 2000 Series, and I must say I’m a bit disappointed with its build quality. The exterior is made entirely of plastic, which feels cheap and lacks the premium finish you would expect from a reputable brand like Philips. The plastic is not only lightweight but also prone to scratches and smudges, making it look worn out after just a few uses.

While the appliance performs decently when it comes to air frying and offers an easy-to-use interface, the overall tactile experience of handling it diminishes the satisfaction. The lack of sturdiness in its design leaves me questioning its durability in the long run.

If functionality is your only concern, this air fryer may work fine, but if you value aesthetics and build quality, you might want to look at other options. For now, it feels like a missed opportunity for Philips to make a truly great product.