Best Air Fryers UK (2026) — Page 5

Pros

• Full colour digital display with 11 pre-set cooking options
• Space-saving design suits smaller kitchens
• 5L drawer suits families of 2-4

Cons

• Fewer pre-sets than larger dual-zone models

Pros

• 5.5-quart basket cooks and crisps up to 3lbs of fries
• Cooks, crisps, roasts, bakes, reheats and dehydrates in one unit
• Dishwasher-safe nonstick basket and crisper plate

Cons

• Larger footprint than single-basket compact air fryers

Pros

• Vertical stacked drawers cook 2 foods at once without a wide footprint
• 9.5L total capacity feeds up to 8 portions
• Sync function finishes both drawers together

Cons

• Tall unit needs clearance under wall cabinets

Pros

• Space-saving vertical design fits narrow worktops
• Two independent drawers for different foods and times
• 7.6L capacity suits families of up to 6

Cons

• Smaller than the XL SL400UK model

Pros

• 5.5L capacity suits families, fits a whole chicken
• 360° air circulation with fry, bake, roast and grill modes
• Dishwasher-safe basket and divider

Cons

• Digital display has a learning curve versus dial controls

Pros

• USE LITTLE TO NO OIL: AirCrisp Technology rapidly surrounds food with superheated air for hot, crispy results. Up to 75% less fat* using the Air Fry function (*Tested against deep fried, hand-cut French fries).
• 4 COOKING FUNCTIONS: Air Fry, Roast, Reheat, Dehydrate. Get the perfect crisp with a wide temperature range up to 210°C.
• ENERGY-EFFICIENT: Cook using less energy than an oven (testing and calculations based on recommended cook time for sausages, using air fry function versus conventional ovens).
• FAMILY SIZE: Perfect for up to 2 people, the 4.7L basket fits a whole 1kg chicken or up to 500g of fries.

Cons

• Full specification not confirmed on the listing — check before buying