Hi Clara - regarding accessories for the Philips 300 series air fryer, the current model of Lakeland 1lb loaf tin is different to the one in your article. The new one has a lip, which makes it about 22cm long, so it won’t fit in either drawer. I don’t think the current model of 16cm enamel dish will fit in the small drawer either. I compared it against a foil container which does fit and it is wider. The internal width is 12cm, so when you take into account the lip, it is too wide. Hope this information is of use/interest.
I’ve been watching Clara’s videos for the past week. This lady is so presentable…she needs to progress to terrestrial tv. Her diction is perfect likewise her delivery. She would make an excellent presenter, news reader, weather forecaster etc. I could watch her all day.
I don’t think I can quite thank you enough for this, it was so lovely to read! 😊 It has amazed me what kind comments I have received and I’m just thrilled (and slightly amazed) that people enjoy the videos! I definitely better try thinking of another topic to branch out into, there’s only so many appliance videos you can watch! 😉😘
Same here! I'd been looking for some honest reviews on Cosori dual blaze twinfry but once I found Clara's channel I've been stuck here watching all of her videos! Her reviews are so professional, she covers absolutely all the details and makes it so pleasant to watch. Great job Clara! P.s. Greetings from Venice, Italy 🙂
Thanks for the excellent review. I've watched this video along with a few of your others and they've all been great, everything so clear and well explained. I've bought this as my first ever air fryer and really impressed so far. The only very slight criticisms, I don't understand why they went with a basket rather than just a crisper plate in the large drawer, seems like its wasted some space and taken away some of the advantage of that larger drawer, and secondly its a bit annoying that there is a slightly raised section in the middle of the basket meaning tins don't rest as nicely as they could in there. Aside from that it seems fantastic, and nicer to look at that a lot of air fryers.
I agree about the basket, the raised pattern in the base is part of the “rapid air technology” and is supposed to help air circulate, I’m not entirely convinced! Thank you for the comment and your kind words, it’s wry much appreciated
Philips has been making Air fryers fior years, I have one that is around 12 years old. Just a basic single drawer thing, with a mechanical timer and temperature control. Great unit, so reliable. If the news last as long as mine, then they are worth the money. The swirly things on the bottom are suppose to help move the air around, better than a flat base. Sometimes the simple things are better than all the digital controls.
The first known convection oven was made in 1945. First air fryer was made by a company called KCS in Germany, and Phillips partnered with them about year later. :)
Yes technically Philips didn’t invent it, but they hold the patent for “rapid air technology” though clearly that hasn’t been terribly useful judging by the amount of other manufacturers doing the same thing
@@skykitchen867 The Original AirFryer however also uses radiant heat, so it was not just a convection oven. It was SEB Group (Tefal) who came up with the Actifry first and Philips came in second, who used the (now most popular) name 'AirFryer' first, therefor inventing the product 'AirFryer'.
Was using convection countertop ovens (like the Deni and Harvest) since the late 80's, still have them and they work making perfect french fries etc. great how its evolved into the air fryers we have today. Thanks for the reply.
Hi Clara, thanks for the videos. One thing i would love to see more of on a air fryer review is what they are like to clean. We have an old phillips 6L one (gave up the ghost today after 5 years of heavy usage) and its bit of a dog to clean despite everything being dishwasher safe. The basket is kind of wire mesh on the bottom and it doesnt clean well without being scrubbed and bottom has this swirly pattern plus a plate on top of this which is kind of a greasy mess after cooking meat Maybe all the new ones are similar in how they are to clean each other, this one looks easier than ours, but its certainly an important part of ownership that I think gets overlooked! I know you usually say if it is dishwasher safe or if it doesn't fit in sink or whatever, but our old one would have passed both of those tests despite definitely not being easy to clean! Dont mean to sound ungrateful or anything, but it would just be the one piece of information i personally i would be looking for that the videos dont provide. Really appreciate the videos, we were probably leaning towards a flexi drawer one but after watching some of your videos we are thinking a dual drawer might work better for us
All feedback is gratefully received! 🙏 I guess the problem for me is because I only use them for a couple of weeks they never get dirty enough to do a deep clean on, but it is something I am aware needs addressing and I’m mulling over how best to tackle it. Thanks for the comment
It does have dual fans. If you take the draws out and look up inside, you'll see there is one for each draw. I've just bought one on the strength of this video and the other video where you compare the 3 top ones. Philips is on offer in curry's at the moment, but i still think I'd have taken this one over the ninja
Thanks for your video, bought this air fryer after your video because its on sale in my country for £96 with free shipping, i have already a Philips XXL one but want to have one other if i want to cook something else at the same time, now i can cook 3 things at the same time lol
Hi Clara, watching a few of your videos as I've just found you today - liked instantly on this one from the comment about impatient people... Although that's definitely me as I'll admit I do watch lots of videos at 2x speed. I'm leaning toward getting this one as a Xmas gift, the larger capacity seems to be a winning feature.
It’s a great air fryer and yes I’m also a little bit impatient! 😆 The speed thing is a really hard thing to balance, I actually watched a RUclips video the other day where I had to slow it down!!! 😆
I'm researching to buy my first air fryer and I like to buy stuff once so I need the perfect one for us. Your channel is a goldmine to me. Subbed and liked everything so far, thank you for your work! It's just the 2 of us, but my boyfriend eats like a ravenous dinosaur and we both work a lot with little free time left, so I think I need 2 basket to get a whole meal ready at once. We don't have an oven, small apartment so it needs to be enough for fish/veggies and the occasional baking. We eat very little meat so no whole chickens needed. I'm still looking for the perfect one for us, I'm sure you already made the video of it, just need to find it :)
Thank you for all your amazing reviews 😍detailed and honest 👍🏻thank you! I am currently buying a new air fryer and I am a little torn between Cosori dual blaze Cosori double zone Ninja pro XL 6 L Instant Vortex 5.7 L I am specifically looking for good and crunchy taste 🤔
Philips produced the first air fryers, which were invented by Fred van der Weij in 2005. Philips = quality. The best. The wings are on the bottom of my Philips XXL Gold too. They improve the air circulation. Often no need to turn food.
I am looking forward to buying this, well i already bought it but I haven’t received it yet. Do you think it’s worth it? I don’t necessarily have a big family and all i need an air fryer for is weight loss and health benefits
@ Apart from the flexibility of the two drawers, how’s the performance? I mean the thing that really matters is how well does it cook? What’s your opinion?
I'm afraid I can't give you an accurate answer as I didn't test it with that and I have now rehomed the Philips, but I think it's a very valid question and something I will test next time I review a model with a lower maximum temperature
I just got this a few days ago and am having fun experimenting as it's my first air fryer. Question: I have a pie tin that fits the drawer perfectly, but only if I remove the inner basket and sit it on the bottom. I want to cook a small ham.
(The model number listed in the title for this review is not actually correct.} Philips have three colour options in this design, NA350 as in this review with black handles and detailing, NA351 with silver handles and detailing and also NA352 with copper handles and detailing.
Your videos are really great. I have an offer for the Philips 3000 Series PHILIPS NA352 or the TEFAL EY905D Dual Easy Fry at the same price. Which air fryer is better for that money?
Thanks so much Candid for your very valuable videos. I just watched your video about watts but I am indecisive about this model and Cosori Dual Basket. As this model has a higher watt, when used two full baskets at the same time, does this model cook quickier than Cosori Dual Basket? Thanks in advance!
Hi, just a quick question about the dimensions (sorry, its very critical for me and I haven't found the answer anywhere). Is the 383 mm deep is with handle or without the handle? What is the true depth of the bottom of the airfryer ? (minimal space required). Thanks a lot ✋
Hi Adam, I really wish I could answer but I have already rehomed the Philips. I only have the space to hang on to about half a dozen air fryers at any one moment and had a couple of new ones coming in, I must admit though I was rather sad to see this one go and may regret not hanging on to it!
On John Lewis & Currys website they quote the size to be H442.90 x W382.50 x D314.20mm whereas you have H314 W444 D383 height being the main issue for most people so important to know if will sit on worktop under cabinet....so could you confirm please
The dimensions on John Lewis & Currys are incorrect. You can see the correct dimensions on the Philips website www.philips.co.uk/c-p/NA352_00/3000-series-dual-basket-airfryer (look under “tech spec” and “show all technical specifications”. ) I no longer have the 3000 here but have just measured the height of the 5000’s main body (they are structurally identical except for water tank on top) and can confirm height is 314
We have the Philips 3000 single basket air fryer (HD9257/88). It's a very good design, but has a crucial flaw - the non-stick coating is terrible. The food sticks to the basket and is very difficult to remove. After only 6 months the non-stick coating has come off in large patches exposing the bare metal. Philips are offering to replace the part for free, but it's still the hassle factor (you have to send the whole unit back to them). Have Philips improved the coating on this model? I like the current air fryer I have and would get this dual basket one if they've fixed the problems with the coatings. If not, I'd get the Ninja.
Interesting. I hope they are sending a prepaid courier to collect? I can’t comment on the lifespan of the coating as I haven’t held on to this one, hopefully someone who has had this model for a while will see your comment and reply
if i ask now wich one would you personnally use and recommend between the ninja dual or philips or cosori ? i'm on the edge of buying one and i'm leaning towards the ninja atm. btw thanks for these video's ive run through alot of em!
Funnily enough I’m working in a Ninja V Cosori V Philips video at the moment because so many people are asking, you cannot go wrong with any of them and so it will come down to personal preference. My choice is the Cosori Dual Basket, mostly because I prefer the touchscreen interface
@@CandidClara awsome ! that's a good video you're working on! thanks for the reply :)! i think i'll go with the ninja since i can get it for a better price ^^.
@@CandidClara Amazing timing as my wife and I just got married and we’re looking for a dual-basket air fryer! Any idea when you might release that Ninja V Cosori V Philips video, Clara? (Also, will you be including the Cosori Dual Blaze 10L which has the top and bottom heating elements and can be split into 2 5L sections?)
Apologies only just spotted this! It’s out on Wednesday morning. TwinFry isn’t included although I do have a separate review video of that ruclips.net/video/FfbjPPEI088/видео.htmlsi=W6lbuZAz3PhDXyF_
Thank you for the review! I eventually ordered both the Philips 3000 and the Cosori Dual Basket, and still can't decide which is the "better" one. Both have their pros and cons, so I probably end up with one (tending to the Cosori) in the kitchen and the other one in the storage.
@CandidClara was scrolling the comments and found the comment above, related to exactly what I was going to ask. The Cosori Dual Zone 8.5l is on Amazon for £130. The Philips 3000 Dual Zone 9l is at Currys for £100. I prefer the look of the Philips and it's £30 cheaper. Would you advise same size draws (Cosori) over having one big and one small (Philips)? If pressed, which of these would you buy?
Philips est recommandé! Cosori a des défauts comme par exemple; moin bonne gestion de répartition d'air chaud ainsi que les wattes inférieur a Philips donc une cuisson plus faibles... Meilleures fiabilité pour le model Philips
I think it highly unlikely that a major international company like this is going to risk law suits by using coatings/materials that are dangerous to human health.
Hey there! Just received mine today. What liners do you recommend so that I can this thing looking as new as possible? I love your channel btw. Please keep up the amazing job.
I just have 2 more questions about this air fryer. 1 Does it have a pre heat setting? 2 what does that backwards arrow mean? Lol. Wasn't in the manual.
Honestly very close and in fact the week after next I am going to do a video comparing this, the Ninja AF400 and the Cosori Dual basket because I get a lot of questions about those three. Twinfry is here ruclips.net/video/FfbjPPEI088/видео.html
@@CandidClara I actually just brought the Cosori Dual basket and of course i soon i brought it the Ninja AF400 went on a nice sale I hope I made the right decision ill try it out for a week see how i like it but looking forward for your comparisons video because this was a hard decision.
No, I generally point out the loud ones (the 14-in-1!!!) or the quiet ones (just testing a Ninja one which is whisper quiet) but the rest are broadly similar
If I can persuade them to send me some absolutely! I'm starting to create posts for each air fryer showing popular accessories that fit in each air fryer, so this would be useful for that. I'll drop a link here when I've done the one for the AF400
The only Tower I have done so far is this one ruclips.net/video/kaifNSJO8sU/видео.html Are you looking at the dual or single 8L? There seems to be two and I want to make sure I add the right one to the list! :-)
I would love a review on the Philips 5000 Dual Drawer Air Fryer with Steam. I am in Australia. Is that something you can do in the UK? I ask because there does not appear to be many videos or product reviews on this Philips 5000 series Dual Drawere Air Fryer with Steam model. In fact, is steam even needed in an air fryer?
It's funny you should comment, because I rehomed the 3000 series (there's only so many I can keep!!) and I find myself missing it, so long story short, the Philips with steam is the next purchase I just need to review and move on my Black Friday purchases first otherwise my husband might leave me!!
Not sure if I’ve seen one or dreamt it,a two draw that you can take the fire wall out of the middle & put a large one draw in please put me out of my misery please CC
It’s the star technology. She mistakenly said that the star pattern at the bottom of the baskets were to match the logo, however, that star design is what forces the hot air in a pattern such that it evenly distributes heat (much like hot oil) and therefore crisps up food as though it were fried. Minus the grease! 10/10 love the Philips air fryer over any air fryer on the market for this very reason. Just purchased the 3000 series and it is so quiet compared to the original model. Will only purchase Philips air fryers. Also doesn’t need to be “preheated” like some other air fryers on the market (which are more like toaster ovens in my opinion)
I am disappointed with Philips and this air fryer as they are usually one of my favorite companies. Lets start with the sync operation, you said it starts with the left drawer and then finishes with the right drawer so what happens when the right drawer contains food with the longer cooking time, useless, next the fact that there is no longer timer program for dehydrate, so this means I can't do a slow cook unattended if I need to keep restarting, also you gave us the outside measurement but these manufacturers never tell us the size of their baskets as quarts and liters is a volume not a size as a 9 inch basket of 8 liters would be shorter than a 8 inch basket. The last thing I want to ask is why do all you reviewers always want to push your air fryers back to the wall where the plugs are and I have watched many reviewers?
Firstly to answer the question about pushing back the air fryer, I'm purely demonstarting what the fender does and nothing else. Secondly I think you misunderstand the sync function, this is when you are duplicating settings from one drawer to the other, so timings and temperatures would be the same, if you want a longer cooking time for one drawer you would set them up individually and finally with drawer sizes, I am starting to build a database that shares drawer dimensions and some of the bakeware I have used which fits in each air fryer. You can see the first post here candidclara.com/2024/10/29/accessories-for-the-philips-3000-series-air-fryer/ (though I haven't added the dimensions yet)
@@CandidClara I'm sorry but I think you need to go back to your instruction manuals as sync is for when you use both drawers with different settings that you want to finish cooking at the same time. Sorry for late response but this has only just arrived on my computer don't know why so late as it says 3 days ago, must be like Royal Mail got lost in the post.
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Philips 300 series air fryer ruclips.net/video/kaifNSJO8sU/видео.html
Hi Clara - regarding accessories for the Philips 300 series air fryer, the current model of Lakeland 1lb loaf tin is different to the one in your article. The new one has a lip, which makes it about 22cm long, so it won’t fit in either drawer.
I don’t think the current model of 16cm enamel dish will fit in the small drawer either. I compared it against a foil container which does fit and it is wider. The internal width is 12cm, so when you take into account the lip, it is too wide.
Hope this information is of use/interest.
I’ve been watching Clara’s videos for the past week. This lady is so presentable…she needs to progress to terrestrial tv. Her diction is perfect likewise her delivery. She would make an excellent presenter, news reader, weather forecaster etc. I could watch her all day.
I don’t think I can quite thank you enough for this, it was so lovely to read! 😊 It has amazed me what kind comments I have received and I’m just thrilled (and slightly amazed) that people enjoy the videos! I definitely better try thinking of another topic to branch out into, there’s only so many appliance videos you can watch! 😉😘
Same here!
I'd been looking for some honest reviews on Cosori dual blaze twinfry but once I found Clara's channel I've been stuck here watching all of her videos! Her reviews are so professional, she covers absolutely all the details and makes it so pleasant to watch.
Great job Clara!
P.s. Greetings from Venice, Italy 🙂
Thanks for the excellent review. I've watched this video along with a few of your others and they've all been great, everything so clear and well explained.
I've bought this as my first ever air fryer and really impressed so far. The only very slight criticisms, I don't understand why they went with a basket rather than just a crisper plate in the large drawer, seems like its wasted some space and taken away some of the advantage of that larger drawer, and secondly its a bit annoying that there is a slightly raised section in the middle of the basket meaning tins don't rest as nicely as they could in there. Aside from that it seems fantastic, and nicer to look at that a lot of air fryers.
I agree about the basket, the raised pattern in the base is part of the “rapid air technology” and is supposed to help air circulate, I’m not entirely convinced! Thank you for the comment and your kind words, it’s wry much appreciated
Philips has been making Air fryers fior years, I have one that is around 12 years old. Just a basic single drawer thing, with a mechanical timer and temperature control. Great unit, so reliable. If the news last as long as mine, then they are worth the money.
The swirly things on the bottom are suppose to help move the air around, better than a flat base. Sometimes the simple things are better than all the digital controls.
Thanks for sharing the information on the swirls on the bottom of the drawer, they are not communicating this well to the consumer
Philips was the inventor of the air fryer. They have the patent on a special feature.
The first known convection oven was made in 1945. First air fryer was made by a company called KCS in Germany, and Phillips partnered with them about year later. :)
Yes technically Philips didn’t invent it, but they hold the patent for “rapid air technology” though clearly that hasn’t been terribly useful judging by the amount of other manufacturers doing the same thing
@@skykitchen867 The Original AirFryer however also uses radiant heat, so it was not just a convection oven. It was SEB Group (Tefal) who came up with the Actifry first and Philips came in second, who used the (now most popular) name 'AirFryer' first, therefor inventing the product 'AirFryer'.
Was using convection countertop ovens (like the Deni and Harvest) since the late 80's, still have them and they work making perfect french fries etc. great how its evolved into the air fryers we have today. Thanks for the reply.
Hi Clara, thanks for the videos.
One thing i would love to see more of on a air fryer review is what they are like to clean.
We have an old phillips 6L one (gave up the ghost today after 5 years of heavy usage) and its bit of a dog to clean despite everything being dishwasher safe.
The basket is kind of wire mesh on the bottom and it doesnt clean well without being scrubbed and bottom has this swirly pattern plus a plate on top of this which is kind of a greasy mess after cooking meat
Maybe all the new ones are similar in how they are to clean each other, this one looks easier than ours, but its certainly an important part of ownership that I think gets overlooked!
I know you usually say if it is dishwasher safe or if it doesn't fit in sink or whatever, but our old one would have passed both of those tests despite definitely not being easy to clean!
Dont mean to sound ungrateful or anything, but it would just be the one piece of information i personally i would be looking for that the videos dont provide.
Really appreciate the videos, we were probably leaning towards a flexi drawer one but after watching some of your videos we are thinking a dual drawer might work better for us
All feedback is gratefully received! 🙏 I guess the problem for me is because I only use them for a couple of weeks they never get dirty enough to do a deep clean on, but it is something I am aware needs addressing and I’m mulling over how best to tackle it. Thanks for the comment
It does have dual fans. If you take the draws out and look up inside, you'll see there is one for each draw. I've just bought one on the strength of this video and the other video where you compare the 3 top ones. Philips is on offer in curry's at the moment, but i still think I'd have taken this one over the ninja
Thanks for your video, bought this air fryer after your video because its on sale in my country for £96 with free shipping, i have already a Philips XXL one but want to have one other if i want to cook something else at the same time, now i can cook 3 things at the same time lol
Fantastic, my sister is also a member of the two air fryers club! 😁
Your french? Had the same sale
@@keikeyleno no Sweden 😊
Hi Clara, watching a few of your videos as I've just found you today - liked instantly on this one from the comment about impatient people... Although that's definitely me as I'll admit I do watch lots of videos at 2x speed. I'm leaning toward getting this one as a Xmas gift, the larger capacity seems to be a winning feature.
It’s a great air fryer and yes I’m also a little bit impatient! 😆 The speed thing is a really hard thing to balance, I actually watched a RUclips video the other day where I had to slow it down!!! 😆
Clara the Queen of Air Fryers :)... Would you be so kind to please review the Breville Halo Flexi dual air fryer. Thanks and keep up the great work
I've added to the list (which is currently only 5 air fryers long)
Really like the content, subscribed :)!
Thank you! 🙏
I'm researching to buy my first air fryer and I like to buy stuff once so I need the perfect one for us. Your channel is a goldmine to me. Subbed and liked everything so far, thank you for your work!
It's just the 2 of us, but my boyfriend eats like a ravenous dinosaur and we both work a lot with little free time left, so I think I need 2 basket to get a whole meal ready at once. We don't have an oven, small apartment so it needs to be enough for fish/veggies and the occasional baking. We eat very little meat so no whole chickens needed. I'm still looking for the perfect one for us, I'm sure you already made the video of it, just need to find it :)
A ravenous dinosaur! Love it! 😆😆
@ We ended up getting the Philips 3000 dual basket and it's awesome, I can finally bake cookies too. Thank you for your work, very helpful!
Now, hansom and good looking - you should have called it Paul - great review Clara - Paul 🤗🤗
Damn, missed a trick there! 😆😆
Thank you for all your amazing reviews 😍detailed and honest 👍🏻thank you! I am currently buying a new air fryer and I am a little torn between
Cosori dual blaze
Cosori double zone
Ninja pro XL 6 L
Instant Vortex 5.7 L
I am specifically looking for good and crunchy taste 🤔
So first question, one basket or two? Because the Cosori dual basket is quite different to the other 3.
@@CandidClarawell, I don’t actually use the second basket a lot but it is a bonus though 😃
What are the internal dimensions of the large drawer
Philips produced the first air fryers, which were invented by Fred van der Weij in 2005.
Philips = quality. The best.
The wings are on the bottom of my Philips XXL Gold too. They improve the air circulation. Often no need to turn food.
Thanks for commenting
I am looking forward to buying this, well i already bought it but I haven’t received it yet. Do you think it’s worth it? I don’t necessarily have a big family and all i need an air fryer for is weight loss and health benefits
I really like the Philips and the flexibility with the two drawer sizes will suit you perfectly
@ Apart from the flexibility of the two drawers, how’s the performance? I mean the thing that really matters is how well does it cook? What’s your opinion?
Cosori, Philips and Ninja all great results, that's why I picked those three for the side by side comparison.
Great review thank you, just wondering with a max temp of only 200 degrees, how does it go with pork crackling? Thanks
I'm afraid I can't give you an accurate answer as I didn't test it with that and I have now rehomed the Philips, but I think it's a very valid question and something I will test next time I review a model with a lower maximum temperature
Pattern at bottom of draws is to reflect the hot air back up
Yes
I just got this a few days ago and am having fun experimenting as it's my first air fryer. Question: I have a pie tin that fits the drawer perfectly, but only if I remove the inner basket and sit it on the bottom. I want to cook a small ham.
Yes removing it is absolutely fine. This may help… When to use a crisper tray? #airfryer #airfrying
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Hello, great review. Is there any difference between this model and the NA351 do you know? Thanks
(The model number listed in the title for this review is not actually correct.}
Philips have three colour options in this design, NA350 as in this review with black handles and detailing, NA351 with silver handles and detailing and also NA352 with copper handles and detailing.
@@muckydog5806Perfect. Thanks for the reply 👍
Whoops, thanks! I will fix that!
Your videos are really great. I have an offer for the Philips 3000 Series PHILIPS NA352 or the TEFAL EY905D Dual Easy Fry at the same price. Which air fryer is better for that money?
I would pick the Philips. I found the Tefal was slower than others I have tested
Thanks so much Candid for your very valuable videos. I just watched your video about watts but I am indecisive about this model and Cosori Dual Basket. As this model has a higher watt, when used two full baskets at the same time, does this model cook quickier than Cosori Dual Basket? Thanks in advance!
If you can wait till Wednesday I have a video that will answer this exact question! If you can’t the short answer is it’s about the same as the Cosori
@CandidClara Thanks so much for a prompt response! I look forward to watching your video then!
Hi, just a quick question about the dimensions (sorry, its very critical for me and I haven't found the answer anywhere). Is the 383 mm deep is with handle or without the handle? What is the true depth of the bottom of the airfryer ? (minimal space required). Thanks a lot ✋
Hi Adam, I really wish I could answer but I have already rehomed the Philips. I only have the space to hang on to about half a dozen air fryers at any one moment and had a couple of new ones coming in, I must admit though I was rather sad to see this one go and may regret not hanging on to it!
@@CandidClara no worries, thanks for the review anyway :)
On John Lewis & Currys website they quote the size to be
H442.90 x W382.50 x D314.20mm
whereas you have H314 W444 D383
height being the main issue for most people so important to know if will sit on worktop under cabinet....so could you confirm please
The dimensions on John Lewis & Currys are incorrect. You can see the correct dimensions on the Philips website www.philips.co.uk/c-p/NA352_00/3000-series-dual-basket-airfryer (look under “tech spec” and “show all technical specifications”. ) I no longer have the 3000 here but have just measured the height of the 5000’s main body (they are structurally identical except for water tank on top) and can confirm height is 314
We have the Philips 3000 single basket air fryer (HD9257/88). It's a very good design, but has a crucial flaw - the non-stick coating is terrible. The food sticks to the basket and is very difficult to remove. After only 6 months the non-stick coating has come off in large patches exposing the bare metal. Philips are offering to replace the part for free, but it's still the hassle factor (you have to send the whole unit back to them). Have Philips improved the coating on this model? I like the current air fryer I have and would get this dual basket one if they've fixed the problems with the coatings. If not, I'd get the Ninja.
Interesting. I hope they are sending a prepaid courier to collect? I can’t comment on the lifespan of the coating as I haven’t held on to this one, hopefully someone who has had this model for a while will see your comment and reply
if i ask now wich one would you personnally use and recommend between the ninja dual or philips or cosori ? i'm on the edge of buying one and i'm leaning towards the ninja atm. btw thanks for these video's ive run through alot of em!
Funnily enough I’m working in a Ninja V Cosori V Philips video at the moment because so many people are asking, you cannot go wrong with any of them and so it will come down to personal preference. My choice is the Cosori Dual Basket, mostly because I prefer the touchscreen interface
@@CandidClara awsome ! that's a good video you're working on! thanks for the reply :)! i think i'll go with the ninja since i can get it for a better price ^^.
Makes sense!
@@CandidClara Amazing timing as my wife and I just got married and we’re looking for a dual-basket air fryer! Any idea when you might release that Ninja V Cosori V Philips video, Clara? (Also, will you be including the Cosori Dual Blaze 10L which has the top and bottom heating elements and can be split into 2 5L sections?)
Apologies only just spotted this! It’s out on Wednesday morning. TwinFry isn’t included although I do have a separate review video of that ruclips.net/video/FfbjPPEI088/видео.htmlsi=W6lbuZAz3PhDXyF_
Thank you for the review! I eventually ordered both the Philips 3000 and the Cosori Dual Basket, and still can't decide which is the "better" one. Both have their pros and cons, so I probably end up with one (tending to the Cosori) in the kitchen and the other one in the storage.
You won't go wrong with either, both great appliances
@CandidClara was scrolling the comments and found the comment above, related to exactly what I was going to ask.
The Cosori Dual Zone 8.5l is on Amazon for £130.
The Philips 3000 Dual Zone 9l is at Currys for £100.
I prefer the look of the Philips and it's £30 cheaper.
Would you advise same size draws (Cosori) over having one big and one small (Philips)?
If pressed, which of these would you buy?
Philips est recommandé! Cosori a des défauts comme par exemple; moin bonne gestion de répartition d'air chaud ainsi que les wattes inférieur a Philips donc une cuisson plus faibles... Meilleures fiabilité pour le model Philips
If you had to choose only one between this and ninja dual basket, what would you choose? Tnx.
I attempted to answer this in this video ruclips.net/video/qSOXh0MNf2o/видео.htmlsi=ds_qIpnV7xuoEO25 but they are all very close!
@@CandidClara tnx.
Is the coating safe?i did not find any info about what materials they use?
I think it highly unlikely that a major international company like this is going to risk law suits by using coatings/materials that are dangerous to human health.
I agree entirely, there's a lot of misplaced paranoia at the moment about these coatings
Is it quieter than the Cosori Dual Basket or about the same?
This is one of the quietest air fryers I have tested
Hey there! Just received mine today. What liners do you recommend so that I can this thing looking as new as possible? I love your channel btw. Please keep up the amazing job.
I don't actually recommend silicone liners for a few reasons which I cover in this video ruclips.net/video/OpSZqFYh7lA/видео.html
@CandidClara Thank you so much! Getting ready to watch now.
I just have 2 more questions about this air fryer. 1 Does it have a pre heat setting? 2 what does that backwards arrow mean? Lol. Wasn't in the manual.
How would you compare it against the tefal dual easy fry...philips better?
Definitely
So which is better this one or Ninja Af 400? And what about cosori dual twinfryer airfryer do you recommend it?
Honestly very close and in fact the week after next I am going to do a video comparing this, the Ninja AF400 and the Cosori Dual basket because I get a lot of questions about those three. Twinfry is here ruclips.net/video/FfbjPPEI088/видео.html
@@CandidClara I actually just brought the Cosori Dual basket and of course i soon i brought it the Ninja AF400 went on a nice sale I hope I made the right decision ill try it out for a week see how i like it but looking forward for your comparisons video because this was a hard decision.
It’s out on Wednesday
@@almightyurf3236 Which fries better?
How can i change from Fahrenheit to Celsius ?
I’m not aware that you can. This channel is based in the UK and all our appliances are in Celsius
After an hour you would have to add another 30mins for a 1.5kg chicken? but what if you have the other drawer synced to finish at the same time?
A 1.5kg chicken will take less than an hour to cook
@@CandidClara At 200deg C?
I do mine at 180c
Is it loud ?
No, I generally point out the loud ones (the 14-in-1!!!) or the quiet ones (just testing a Ninja one which is whisper quiet) but the rest are broadly similar
Could you please test whether their accessories fit the Ninja Dual Drawer AF400? 🙏🏼👀
If I can persuade them to send me some absolutely! I'm starting to create posts for each air fryer showing popular accessories that fit in each air fryer, so this would be useful for that. I'll drop a link here when I've done the one for the AF400
have you tried the 8L tower see through draws ? i have just got one thank you .
The only Tower I have done so far is this one ruclips.net/video/kaifNSJO8sU/видео.html Are you looking at the dual or single 8L? There seems to be two and I want to make sure I add the right one to the list! :-)
@@CandidClara thank you for your reply It is a two draw from B&M WITH LIGHTS TO SEE IN THE DRAWS
Great, I’ll add it to the list, but I suspect you may be an expert with yours before I get to it!
I would love a review on the Philips 5000 Dual Drawer Air Fryer with Steam. I am in Australia. Is that something you can do in the UK? I ask because there does not appear to be many videos or product reviews on this Philips 5000 series Dual Drawere Air Fryer with Steam model. In fact, is steam even needed in an air fryer?
It's funny you should comment, because I rehomed the 3000 series (there's only so many I can keep!!) and I find myself missing it, so long story short, the Philips with steam is the next purchase I just need to review and move on my Black Friday purchases first otherwise my husband might leave me!!
How can I change F to C temperature ?
I don't believe you can. As standard UK versions are set to Celcius and I would expect that the US ones use Fahrenheit
Not sure if I’ve seen one or dreamt it,a two draw that you can take the fire wall out of the middle & put a large one draw in please put me out of my misery please CC
You didn’t dream it! I have reviewed two like this! ruclips.net/video/FfbjPPEI088/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/-ZKklCD76x0/видео.html
No where in review it mentions how it does the frying..just looks and dimensions and functions don’t help to understand the air fryer performance
It’s the star technology. She mistakenly said that the star pattern at the bottom of the baskets were to match the logo, however, that star design is what forces the hot air in a pattern such that it evenly distributes heat (much like hot oil) and therefore crisps up food as though it were fried. Minus the grease! 10/10 love the Philips air fryer over any air fryer on the market for this very reason. Just purchased the 3000 series and it is so quiet compared to the original model. Will only purchase Philips air fryers. Also doesn’t need to be “preheated” like some other air fryers on the market (which are more like toaster ovens in my opinion)
Yes frustratingly I wasn't aware what that raised pattern did at the time I recorded the video, I try my best but occasionally things do slip through!
I don't think that button means whole fish, I think it just means fish.
It literally says in the handbook that it is for cooking “whole fish” which may well be a translation issue, but that’s what it says…
Micro plastics and flame retardatant black plastic??
I am disappointed with Philips and this air fryer as they are usually one of my favorite companies. Lets start with the sync operation, you said it starts with the left drawer and then finishes with the right drawer so what happens when the right drawer contains food with the longer cooking time, useless, next the fact that there is no longer timer program for dehydrate, so this means I can't do a slow cook unattended if I need to keep restarting, also you gave us the outside measurement but these manufacturers never tell us the size of their baskets as quarts and liters is a volume not a size as a 9 inch basket of 8 liters would be shorter than a 8 inch basket. The last thing I want to ask is why do all you reviewers always want to push your air fryers back to the wall where the plugs are and I have watched many reviewers?
Firstly to answer the question about pushing back the air fryer, I'm purely demonstarting what the fender does and nothing else. Secondly I think you misunderstand the sync function, this is when you are duplicating settings from one drawer to the other, so timings and temperatures would be the same, if you want a longer cooking time for one drawer you would set them up individually and finally with drawer sizes, I am starting to build a database that shares drawer dimensions and some of the bakeware I have used which fits in each air fryer. You can see the first post here candidclara.com/2024/10/29/accessories-for-the-philips-3000-series-air-fryer/ (though I haven't added the dimensions yet)
Sorry for late reply thank you some people thought I was crazy say I’d dreamt it 🙏🏻
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@@CandidClara I'm sorry but I think you need to go back to your instruction manuals as sync is for when you use both drawers with different settings that you want to finish cooking at the same time. Sorry for late response but this has only just arrived on my computer don't know why so late as it says 3 days ago, must be like Royal Mail got lost in the post.
Are you able to have one drawer operating and the other off? If only need one side for a meal?