Top 10 Air Fat Fryers
for October 2023

The Philips Premium Airfryers may be the priciest air fryers we tested, but they come with tons of features, including fat-removal technology, that improve on what you'll find in other air fryers. The fat removal, in particular, is a great feature: the fryer features trays that separate food into different levels, and there's a special chamber for fat. The fat is then drained through the bottom into a collection tray, so the fat never touches your food. The fat removal technology removes up to 90% of the fat from fried food (and it can even extract air from a pan), so you'll never have to use extra oil to cook a crispy exterior on food. The Philips Airfryer XXL 3-lb/7-quart model we tested also had the highest temperature, so food cooks fastest and retains more moisture. And, with up to 90% less fat, the Airfryers are a healthier alternative to deep-frying. The Philips Airfryer XXL 3-lb/7-quart model we tested also has the highest temperature, so food cooks fastest and retains more moisture. And, with up to 90% less fat, the Airfryers are a healthier alternative to deep-frying.

The Philips Airfryer HD9741/99 XLarge Compact Airfryer with 3-Quart Capacity is ideal for frying, baking, grilling, roasting, and toasting. The fryer features Rapid Air Technology, which circulates hot air around every part of food, ensuring that every part is evenly cooked. With only a 1.5-pound capacity, it's also great for reheating. Because the fryer uses little or no oil, it's healthier than cooking with conventional oil. The fryer's 15-watt cooking element is 40% more efficient than traditional fryers, which cuts cooking time by 50%. The Philips Airfryer offers more versatility than any other air fryer, and it's designed with fat removal technology to capture excess fat. The fryer features 6 presets for air frying, baking, and grilling, and 3 settings for roasting, toasting, and reheating. The presets include fries, chicken, yogurt, frozen food, and steak. There's also a manual setting, which adjusts cooking time and temperature. The Philips Airfryer features 3 temperature settings, including 180°C, 220°C, and 250°C. The fryer's touchscreen display has automatic control settings, as well as 3 preset cooking programs. The fryer comes with a recipe book that contains 20 recipes, including fries, chicken, and steak.

The ERGO LIFE Air Fryer Oven is an attractive, reasonably-priced gadget that scores well on features, performance, and ease of use. It houses a 15.3-quart capacity, more than enough for most families, and it roasts, fries, bakes, and dehydrates without oil, using very little energy. The 16 preset cooking modes include options for roast, bake, reheats, fries, and reheats. The 360-degree airflow system circulates and circulates hot air, and the timer has settings for 30, 60, or 90 minutes. We especially liked the two manual settings that let you set the temperature or time as needed. The air fryer comes with a generous 3-layer rack, 8 skewers, and a silicone mat. The rack is sturdy enough to hold large cuts of meat or wings, and the skewers have holes large enough to accommodate whole poultry. The mat is thin enough to hold two chicken breasts, or one piece of fish and one chicken wing. The air fryer comes with several accessories, including a wooden spoon, a pot holder, a baking stone, and a measuring cup. The accessories are BPA-free, and there's a storage case to keep them all organized and protected. The air fryer is easy to clean, and it's dishwasher safe.

The ERGO LIFE 12.7-quart air fryer is versatile and powerful, and it's easy to use. It can handle large batches of food, and it has six cooking modes, including rotisserie, which is perfect for making a large chicken or turkey. The ERGO LIFE also has six temperature settings, so you can cook food at precise temperatures, and the touchscreen display makes it easy to control. (We'd also recommend investing in the included baking rack, which enables you to bake food at higher temperatures.) The ERGO LIFE comes with lots of accessories, including 16 accessories for baking, frying, and defrosting. The air fryer cooks your food in a virtually oil-free environment, and it cooks food in a fraction of the time it would take in a conventional oven. The ERGO LIFE has a variety of features that make it easy to use, and it's well built, so it's practically indestructible. However, the ERGO LIFE's large size and long power cord make the air fryer much more of a hassle to store and transport than our other picks.

The Philips Airfryer is the first, and so far only, airfryer we've tested that uses technology to cook food in an ultra- rapid, circulating airflow. The Philips Airfryer uses rapid air circulation to cook food with less fat than a conventional oven, and it's healthier, too. So if you're worried about your health or looking to eat healthier, the Airfryer is a great choice - and it's convenient for home cooks, too, as you don't have to stand over a hot stove. The Philips Airfryer is also easy to use, and cleanup is a breeze. The Airfryer cooks food faster than in a conventional oven, so it's ideal for smaller meals. The Airfryer has 8 preset cooking programs, and you can also use the Philips Airfryer's mobile app to customize your cooking experience. The Philips Airfryer offers a number of convenient features, including an auto-off timer, a temperature dial, and three different cooking modes, and its double-layer rack accessory makes it easy to cook more dishes at once. The Philips Airfryer is a good buy for anyone who wants an alternative to deep frying, but it's best suited for smaller meals, as it's not designed for cooking large pieces of meat. The Airfryer also doesn't take much counter space, so it's best used as a countertop appliance.

The Instant Vortex ™ Plus Air Fryer makes cooking healthier meals as easy as frying. Its EvenCrisp air flow technology uses 95% less oil, and its 6 customizable cooking programs allow you to cook anything from chicken wings to biscuits to pizza with one-touch convenience. The fryer's nonstick inner basket and cooking basket are both nonstick, and the removable Silicone Crisp Basket lets you cook everything from fries to cake without extra oil. The fryer's 6-in-1 air fry, roast, broil, bake, reheat or dehydrate feature gives you a variety of cooking options, and since you only have to preheat it for a few minutes, the fryer can be ready to cook meals in only minutes. The fryer's intuitive touchscreen display makes it easy to navigate through the fryer's settings, and the fryer's OdorErase air filters remove odors during cooking. The Instant Vortex ™ Plus Air Fryer makes eating healthier easy, and its 6 customizable cooking programs make it perfect for meal prepping.

The Secura Air Fryer XL is a good choice for anyone looking for an electric air fryer. It has a large capacity, 5.5 quarts, so you can make plenty of food at once. The Secura Air Fryer XL has adjustable temperature controls and timers, so you can cook food at whatever temperature you prefer. It also has a removable oil cup, so you don't have to clean the fryer after every use. The Secura Air Fryer XL has a cool-touch exterior, so it's safe to touch while it's cooking, and it has a nonstick interior, so your food won't stick. The Secura Air Fryer XL comes with two baskets: a 3.5-quart basket for big meals, and a 1.5-quart basket for fried foods. The Secura Air Fryer XL's air circulation system circulates hot air throughout the fryer, so your food will cook more evenly. The Secura Air Fryer XL has a 360-degree rotating base, so your food will cook on all sides. The Secura Air Fryer XL's internal thermostat detects when the food in the fryer has reached the right temperature, and automatically shuts off the fryer. The Secura Air Fryer XL has an easy-to-read digital timer, so you know when your food is done. The Secura Air Fryer XL has a cool-touch handle, so it's safe to touch. The Secura Air Fryer XL is easy to clean. The Secura Air Fryer XL comes with a cleaning brush, a measuring cup, and a user manual. The Secura Air Fryer XL is factory tested, so it passed all industry standards.

The VitAir Fryer is an intriguing new appliance that promises to change the way you fry, roast and bake. Its convenience, versatility and energy efficiency are unmatched. If you're looking to cook healthy meals at home, this is a great appliance. The VitAir is quick, precise, and energy efficient. The units takes only 30 minutes to preheat, and once the cooking cycle is complete, the appliance automatically shuts off, so there's no risk of it burning your food. The VitAir is simple to use, and it comes with two trays and a variety of accessories, including a grill, a rotator, pizza tray, and baking sheet. The rotisserie function works surprisingly well, and the unit does a great job of evenly cooking food. The VitAir's timer and easy-to-use controls make cooking simple. The only down side is the size of the unit. The VitAir is quite large, and it's a bit heavier than most fryers. The VitAir is pricey, but if you're frying a lot of food, it's well worth it.

The Philips Airfryer XXL is the best air fryer we've ever tested. The XXL is the largest capacity air fryer we tested, and it yields more food per batch than any of the other models we tested. The XXL's extra-large 3-pound capacity and 4-quart capacity allow you to cook for more people at once. The XXL is also the only air fryer we tested that cooks food faster than a conventional oven, and it cooks quicker than most microwave dishes as well. The XXL has seven different cooking functions: Air fry, bake, grill, roast, reheat, dehydrate, and toast. The XXL also has intelligent touch controls that allow you to adjust cooking settings with a simple touch. The XXL has an intuitive, built-in recipe function that automatically selects the best settings for the type of food you're cooking. The XXL is simple to clean, and the removable basket and lid are dishwasher safe. The Philips Airfryer XXL has black instead of white, and it's slightly more expensive than the other air fryers we tested, but it's the best air fryer we've ever tested, and it's well worth the money.