Philips Airfryer 3000 Series 6.5qt, Cooking Window, 16-in-1 Airfryer, RapidAir Plus Technology, Fat Removal, HomeID Recipe App, Easy to Clean (NA330/00)

Game changer in my kitchen!
Having recently started using the Philips Airfryer 3000 Series, I’m excited to share my experience thus far! My inaugural dish was a breaded chicken patty, and I was pleasantly surprised by the outcome—it came out beautifully crispy on the outside while remaining incredibly moist and tender on the inside. The air fryer truly delivered on its promise of achieving delicious results with less oil.Another aspect I really appreciate is how effortless the cleanup process is. The non-stick basket makes washing up a breeze, and knowing that it’s dishwasher safe saves me valuable time after cooking.The Home ID app that accompanies the air fryer has also been a fantastic addition to my cooking journey. It provides an extensive selection of recipes specifically designed for the air fryer, allowing me to explore a variety of meal options. The step-by-step guidance offered in the app has been invaluable, especially as I’m still getting comfortable with air frying.In summary, my experience with the Philips Airfryer 3000 Series has been incredibly positive. It not only produces mouthwatering dishes but also simplifies both cooking and cleaning. I highly recommend this air fryer to anyone eager to embrace healthier cooking options and discover new culinary delights!

Philips Airfryer – Stunning and Spacious!
I’m in love with my Philips Airfryer 3000 Series (NA330/00)! I’ve had other air fryers before, but this one is by far the most beautiful! The modern design, high-quality finish, and viewing window give it a sophisticated touch that makes my kitchen look even more stylish.Besides being gorgeous, it’s also incredibly spacious! The 6.5qt capacity is perfect for preparing larger meals without having to cook in multiple batches. I chose this model for its faster and more even cooking technology, along with its 16 cooking functions, which offer amazing versatility.Another feature that won me over is the viewing window, allowing me to check on the food without opening the basket and losing heat. Since I love my food extra crispy, this is a game-changer!I’m super excited to start using it and try out all the functions, but I can already say this air fryer was the perfect choice! Beautiful, spacious, and packed with technology!

This Air Fryer works great! Well-made and easy to use!
So simple to use, right out of the box. We have been using it every night since we purchased. Love the light and clear window to view the food that is cooking. Generous size fryer basket. I bought the parchment paper liners with it and highly recommend as there is no clean up afterwards. This air fryer was rated very highly and is well made. I am very happy with this purchase.

Good product 🔥🔥
recently purchased the Philips Airfryer 3000 Series 6.5qt, and it has completely transformed the way I cook. With its 16-in-1 functionality, I can air fry, bake, roast, grill, and more—all in one sleek appliance. The generous 6.5-quart capacity is perfect for preparing meals for my entire family, saving me time and effort.

This is the second air fryer I have owned with a drawer design; my previous model had several flaws that ultimately led to its replacement. Given the advancements in kitchen appliances over the past few years, I was eager to see whether this Philips model had addressed those shortcomings.♦  Design FeaturesAt first glance, its design is familiar, akin to other drawer air fryers, it’s compact enough to require minimal counter space. Despite its relatively small size, the basket offers an impressive 6.5-quart capacity.One of the notable upgrades is the modern touchscreen interface, which gives the machine a more sleekly modern look compared to the dial controls of my previous air fryer. Not only is it wonderfully user-friendly, featuring 12 built-in presets, but it also allows for fine-tuned adjustments and the ability to save preferred settings. Among my favorite features is the addition of a cooking window, which enables easy monitoring of food without the need to open the drawer repeatedly. Another design element I greatly appreciated and would love to see implemented in more appliances was the built-in cord wrap, which keeps the long power cord neatly stored behind the machine.♦  PerformanceAfter consulting the manual, navigating the touchscreen panel and adjusting the preset time or temperature is fairly straightforward. While I did find that a few preset cooking times seemed excessive, with slight modifications, the food consistently turned out excellent, achieving a perfect level of crispiness. The air circulation feature ensures even cooking, producing results far superior to any air-fried food I have had in the past. I also like that the machine beeps several times and the light activates when cooking is complete. If there is one potential drawback, it is the noise level. This air fryer is noticeably louder than my previous model, emitting a sound reminiscent of an old-fashioned air popper.The cleanup process was similar to what you would expect from an air fryer, though the non-stick coating and flat-bottomed pan make the process considerably easier. My only lingering concern is the unique vent design, which may present challenges in cleaning oil buildup over time.☑ Positives ＋ Allows you to enjoy fried food without all the oil＋ Relatively user-friendly touchscreen＋ Has a cooking window & interior light＋ Built-in cord wrap＋ 12 Cooking presets＋ 6.5qt Basket capacity＋ Fantastic heat circulation cooks evenly＋ Gives food the perfect crispy texture＋ Non-stick interior makes cleaning simple☒ Negatives － Moderately loud－ Potentially difficult to clean upper vents－ Some preset times were too long

I have used several other brands of airfryers before (mostly generic branded), all lasted a couple of years and either broken down or got neglected. When this Philips brand airfryer came along, being a recognized brand name, it just reignited my interest in using airfryer in my cooking repertoire again. Here’s my take so far after about a month or so of using it:• It has a generous space in a relatively compact footpring, and its more or less square shape is actually much more useful vs. the rectangular baskets of other designs. I think the basket shape also help to provide evenly distributed heat during cooking, as evident in the fairly uniform browning and cripsing effects of meats & potatoes regardless of where it was placed within the basket.• The touchscreen interface is straightforward, and surprisingly has the capability for customize presets, like your own temperature and time. This is not a common feature in other models I’ve owned.• The fan noise is relatively quiet, at around 50 db as measured using my mobile phone.• As mentioned above, the heat distribution is good to excellent, providing fairly even browning from edge to edge. This is especially evident when making cookies, as the cookies set at the edges are equally well baked and browned as the middle.• There’s an auto-pause feature that I’m just beginning to love to use, which stops the cooking when door is slid open. I don’t typically follow prescribed recipes and experiment on my own, which led to requiring peeking into the basket frequently to gauge the state of cooking, as the result, I find this feature very useful.• Speaking of “peeking” at the food during cooking – the window is not designed the best, having to look downwards from the top. For one thing, with my height and my SO’s even shorter height, we have to stand on our toes to able to look downward into the window. I also found that it’s much better to look at an angle (i.e., instead of straight down). Some other brands have window on the side of the basket, which I find to be much better.• The ability to keep food warm before, during, or after cooking is a useful feature. It’s different than reheating, rather it maintains the temperature of the food until ready to serve.• The variety of cooking functions, including a dedicated vegan mode, was a pleasant surprise.Some minor issues:• Touch screen sensitivity is a bit finicky, sometimes requiring multiple presses or heavier pressure, but not too frequent.• The manual is just “too much” to read… maybe it’s just a Philips thing, as I vaguely recall having the same issue with other Philips products.