Philips Airfryer - anyone have?

We have the Kenwood one. It's miles more convenient than the Philips...
My wife got me the Hisense for my birthday and while it hasn't replaced the Philips it's far more versatile and gets used 2-3x as often. It's a little bulky though so I might move it into the guest house and get a Kenwood.
 
My wife got me the Hisense for my birthday and while it hasn't replaced the Philips it's far more versatile and gets used 2-3x as often. It's a little bulky though so I might move it into the guest house and get a Kenwood.
I think that the Kenwood and Hisense ovens are about the same size?
 
I think that the Kenwood and Hisense ovens are about the same size?
The Hisense is a little lower and not quite as deep but quite a bit wider. I'll probably look at all the available options.
 
I have finally replaced my 5-year old Philips Avance HD9240 Airfryer XL, as it was making a horrendous scratching (Crr-Crr-Crr) noise when the fan started up - which strangely diminished in intensity once it warmed up - but was hellish irritating every time I used it.

After comparing all the available models under R2,000 (my budget limit), I decided on the Milex 10 litre Dual Air Fryer (MDA004), as it had the most versatility on offer - dual 5 litre compartments with a removable divider for the full 10 litre capacity. as well as presets for a number of food types, a dual cook (using the full 10 litres capacity with both elements set to the same temp & time preset) and a sync cook (using the two separated 5 litre compartments with individual temp & time presets for each element - which uses a delay countdown function for the compartment that's set to a shorter time preset, so both compartments will finish cooking at the exact same time).

I got it on special about 2 months ago on Takealot for R1,699 - it's now on offer for R50 less @ R1,649... ;)


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