Philips
Philips Premium Airfryer XXL, Fat Removal Technology, 3lb/7qt (HD9650/96)
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| Capacity | 7 qt (about 3 lbs of fries) |
|---|---|
| Basket | Largest in this lineup |
| Feature | Fat-removal technology |
Pros & cons
Pros
- The 7-quart basket — the largest in our lineup — cooks a family-sized batch of fries or wings in one go
- Fat-removal technology pulls excess fat away from food as it cooks, so results come out less greasy
Cons
- That large footprint eats counter and cabinet space a small kitchen can't spare
- The single basket cooks in one zone, so you can't run two foods at different temperatures at once
Skip it if
Skip it if you have a small kitchen or cook mostly for one — its large basket is more than a solo setup needs and more than a tight counter can hold.
How we assessed it
We synthesized this
The Philips Premium Airfryer XXL is built around a 7-quart basket — the largest in our lineup — that swallows about 3 lbs of fries in a single load. That capacity is the whole point: it feeds a family in one batch instead of two or three rounds, and its fat-removal design pulls excess fat away from the food as it cooks. It's our pick for households that cook for several people at once and want less grease in the result.
The size cuts both ways. That large footprint eats counter and cabinet space a small kitchen can't spare, and the single basket cooks in one zone — you can't run two foods at different temperatures at the same time. If you cook mostly for one, it's more machine than you need. Our read is a synthesis of the documented 7-quart capacity and fat-removal design plus the Airfryer line's reputation rather than a hands-on cooking test — see how we test.