This Phillips air fryer's Rapid Air Technology not only blows hot air around your food, but also through it. It means everything is cooked evenly and comes out deliciously crispy and tender. The flexible basket design lets you combine both 3.5 litre baskets into one big 7.1 litre baking tray. Perfect for cooking a whole chicken or a family-size batch of chunky chips. And the HomeID app gives you personalised recipes and step-by-step guides for hundreds of mouth-watering dishes. What's for dinner?Good to know- With 10 cooking functions and six ingredient presets, you have loads of options at your fingertips- Its compact size won't take up much room and the easy-to-grip handles make it safe to move around- You can sync the cooking times of both baskets so they're ready to serve together- The reheat function means you can warm up meals without needing a microwave- It has removeable, dishwasher-safe parts so cleaning up after a meal is a piece of cake- It cooks up to 40% faster and uses up to 75% less energy than a normal oven
JoybuyExperience cooking versatility at its finest with the Philips NA150/09 1000 Series FlexDrawer Dual Basket Airfryer. Its revolutionary FlexDrawer design effortlessly converts between two independent cooking zones and one extra-large basket, giving you the ultimate flexibility to cook an entire meal at once. Prepare a main course in one basket and a side dish in the other with separate time and temperature controls, or unlock the large single zone for roasting a whole chicken.Powered by Philips' advanced Rapid Air Technology, it circulates hot air evenly for crispy, delicious results using up to 90% less fat than traditional frying. The intuitive digital touchscreen offers multiple preset programs and the innovative SyncFinish and Copy Functions ensure both baskets finish cooking perfectly together. The spacious, non-stick, dishwasher-safe baskets make cleanup a breeze. Enjoy healthier, family-sized meals with maximum convenience and superior performance.
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