Instant Vortex Digital Single Drawer Air Fryer with Easy to Use 4 Smart Programmes - Air Fry, Bake, Roast and Reheat Capacity, Non-Stick and Dishwasher Safe Basket, Black - 5.7 Litre, 1700W

It's the best airfryer I've ever owned. It cooks so well in such little time. It keeps my food warm for very long has a glass front which enables you to see the food without pulling out the baskets. And also extremely user-friendly.The functions are awesome, it comes with enough settings to cook a variety of foods. It also encourages me to cook healthy meals at home because it's convenient, quick and easy to clean.

My review for the Instant Digital Large Air Fryer Oven with XXL Capacity.It's amazing, the expression "Where have you been all my life" comes into play here. It pre-heats faster than my conventional fan assisted oven, cooks faster and the couple of things that I'd consider negative are so mild I can't knock a star of it's rating.The good things... as stated, it pre-heats faster, cooks faster, has ample space for my requirements, cooks evenly and whilst I haven't tried the rotisserie yet, they've made a very good YouTube clip to show how to prepare the chicken and cook it. To use any of it's cooking types, you choose air fryer, grill, etc. Then you press a button, turn a dial for the temperature, press another button for the minutes, turn the same dial and you're off. amazingly simple to use.The really not so bad things, Before "proper use" you have to run it for i think 20 minutes at 180 degrees with no food in it, no probs with that but it left a really foul smell in my kitchen for a couple of days, would of been nice to have that written or mentioned in their YouTube video but really a minor thing. Where i can place it in my kitchen, I'd have preferred to be able to change the door direction to make it a bit easier, this however is definitely a "me issue".TL/DR: It's amazing, would highly recommend.

To date air fryers simply haven't interested me in that I have always thought of them as one of many overhyped and overpriced kitchen accessories / gadgets that is more likely to spend time in a cupboard than in use. The most well known air fryer make has been copied by a plethora of cheap copycats and the price has fallen significantly with people generally appearing to fall out of love with a once much loved accessory which perhaps has not stood the test of time. However I happened to read an article about the Instant Vortex Plus Dual Air Fryer which rated it very highly and coincidentally saw one on Amazon Warehouse for £86 against a RRP of £149 and normal price of £119... good value or what! As a family we are eating more chicken and tend to use oven chips over traditional chips and an air fryer is perfect for both. We are now air fryer converts but at a realistic price and an aesthetically pleasing product with somewhere to store it where it will get used regularly. So all in all very pleased with this purchase. I am not convinced about the somewhat wild time and energy savings claims about air fryers in general but nevertheless items do cook quicker at lower temperatures with less fat and clean up is a doddle. Sync start and finish on this model means different items can be easily cooked together, conversely whilst the 8in1 claims sound good for example a normal oven can be used as a dehydrator! Build quality is excellent. Simply put I wouldn't pay £150, £200 or whatever for an air fryer but at this price, quality and functionality I would thoroughly recommend it.

Bought this for my boyfriend as he was wanting a new one due to our old smaller air fry getting past it. This is such an upgrade, we both love it. It's very easy to use and accurate with the cooking. Love that it times in preheating, that you can use each side at different rates if you want or sync them up and that you can flick on an internal light to see in to how your food is cooking without opening the drawer. Really happy with it. Just make sure to check the dimensions if you have a small area as it's a reasonable size and you need space to open the drawers etc but it's worth it imo.

I already have a student/single person size. I thought I needed something larger, I bought this not really thinking it through - just thinking it is an air-fryer, and the price would cover this.It is in fact a range of cookers - the air fryer, roaster and baker.I am a lazy cook and cook most meals by cooking ready-to-cook , often chicken. With the energy crisis I obviously had to do something about this. The aluminium trays fit in the container, and you set temperature and time as you would for the traditional oven.There are various advantages - I am not wating energy by heating the kitchen. Also I tend to leave the iron on longer than necessary.This cooker sits on the hob - no bending down to take things in and out. The buttons are easy to use and it stops once the length is reached . ~whole process is fine for the less confident. I line the base with cooking paper, which catches the juices, and minimise clearing.It is large and very definitely a step up from my single person. The container is lsrge,, and might seem a bit cumbersome, but discovering it takes the trays for 2 people makew me feel it is not so extravagant for one person. (I can divide each tray into 2 portions. Very simple- best quality bacon, cut itno pieces with cherry tomatoes - air fried or cooked on wrap. surprising number of delicious meals. Timer set make it easy to managa and not something I would have bothered to fry on the hob - also no washing upwhen using paper. Recommended.

Definitely worth the price, it’s spacious and has different cooking modes, really easy to use and clean.It’s very good quality, i’d recommend it!