Amazon UK has reduced the Philips Dual Basket Airfryer by £60, bringing the price down to £169.99. The deal applies to the 7.3-litre model, which features two independent cooking baskets that allow users to prepare different foods simultaneously at varying temperatures and times.
Key Features of the Philips Dual Basket Airfryer
The airfryer uses Rapid Air technology to circulate hot air, producing crispy results with up to 90% less fat than traditional frying methods. Each basket has a 3.65-litre capacity, suitable for families. The digital display offers 12 preset programmes for chips, chicken, fish, and more. The appliance also includes a keep-warm function and a 30-minute timer.
Comparison with Other Models
This Dual Basket model is Philips' mid-range offering, positioned between the single-basket Essential models (starting at £79.99) and the premium XXL Connected model (£249.99). The dual-basket design is ideal for those who want to cook multiple components of a meal without timing conflicts. According to consumer reviews on Amazon, the appliance scores 4.5 out of 5 stars from over 2,000 ratings, with users praising its versatility and ease of cleaning.
Deal Availability and Competitor Prices
The £169.99 price matches the lowest seen in recent months. Competitor models, such as the Ninja Dual Zone Air Fryer (6.5-litre), are currently priced around £179.99 on Amazon, making the Philips deal competitive. The discount is part of Amazon's ongoing promotions and is available while stocks last. No additional coupon or code is required; the price is applied directly at checkout.
Customer Feedback and Usage Tips
Customers recommend preheating the baskets for optimal results and note that the non-stick coating makes cleaning straightforward. Some users suggest that the baskets are not dishwasher safe, so hand washing is advised. The airfryer comes with a two-year warranty from Philips. For those considering a purchase, the dual-basket feature is particularly useful for households with varying dietary preferences or cooking times.
