PhilipsAirfryer 3000 Series XL, 6.2L (1.2Kg), 14-in-1 Airfryer, 90% Less fat with Rapid Air Technology, Digital, Recipe app (HD9270/91)

So far I’ve cooked bacon, chicken and part baked bread rolls in it. So far so good 👍The skin on sausages turns out a bit tough though.It’s really easy to use and simple to clean. No grease splashes anymore. The basket is a perfect size , not too big or too small. It’s well worth the money.

Finally after two years of procrastinating, finally purchased this Airfryer.It looks so nice, is a a bit big but fits a decent amount of food on the inside. So makes prepping a meal for a family 4 easy, even if in batches (2 adults, 2 young children).It is definitely like a small oven as mentioned in other comments. It cooks faster than an oven which makes eating healthy or prepping a quick healthy meal way much easier.It comes with an app that has loads of recipes and ideas and so easy to use. I think this is great as the app can be updated from time to time. Recipes include nutritional info too.As others mentioned, if it should have had a manual too. Some people might find it easier to read. There’s a leaflet included which demonstrates a bit about the Airfryer for safety reasons. But still that won’t put off how amazing this Fryer is.It doesn’t make a disturbing noise at all. Very quite and releases a bit of steam from them back. It does beep when food is ready.All in all so happy with it, I can even toast bread in it and prepare loads of delicious healthy meals not only things that require frying, and been using it daily.

This is a quite, easy to clean and efficient Airfryer.We had the Avence XL prior to this model which was difficult to clean.We find Philips have made improvements in this model,mainly how easy it is to clean.This model was preferred over a Cosori Airfryer.I found the Cosori unable to cook/apply the high temperature stated on the display. This translates to longer cooking times, which means frozen fries end up soggy or dry because of the low heat and time. However if its a slow cooking item (raw chicken) then its fine.This Philips Essential model handles the frozen fryers and other frozen item like chicken nuggets, fish fingers as it should do, resulting in a crispy finish. Which may be due to its vortex heat distribution.Basket is lightweight detachable and a breeze to clean. We dilute washing liquid in a used bottle of bathroom spray and keep it next to the sink. Nice and efficient!

Had this for a good while now, almost 2 years. It's a fantastic air fryer, very quiet in comparison to other models I've had, holds an XL chicken and gives superb results. Wouldn't be without it.

I bought this XL model for my niece but for this series, it doesn’t come with the baking tray. I previously bought an XXL series 5000 model and it goes with the baking tray. It’s difficult to find a quality baking tray that fits. If there is one, I will go for 5 stars or even more

Bought this after my sister recommended it. Had it about a month now and it's one of the best kitchen gadgets I've bought. Easy to use and clean and the food is delicious. So far I've tried roast Mediterranean veg, salmon, fish fingers, Vege burgers, falafel, pakora, crisp sweet potato fries and perfect baked potato, . All great. Frozen chips are far better than in a conventional oven and one big surprise was aubergine that can out beautifully buttery soft and gold - I usually manage to turn it to mush, burn it or leave it raw. I really liked the recipe app that comes with it. I'm obviously a fan.

It's brilliant simple to use and the preset programmes are brilliant

I bought this last month and have used it almost everyday! Great size for kitchen and clean looking. It isn’t loud at all when cooking and it cooks almost everything really well. I’ve cooked chicken, bacon, veg you name it, it will cook it. Also used it the other day to bake for the first time and it made the most perfect scones in 13 minutes! An excellent purchase and it’s high quality