Real owners lean toward the Ninja Foodi DualZone XL AF400: 67% of 83 owners recommend it, vs 48% of 33 for the Philips Premium XXL Airfryer.
Verdicts aggregated from Reddit, enthusiast forums, and YouTube owner comments — affiliate reviews excluded. Sample sizes differ; judge accordingly. How we score
“Its been great!”— @TheWestaCovinos on YouTube
“Bare det faktum at maden er færdig hurtigere og maskinen er 10x nemmere at rengøre gør den alle pengene værd.”— TheGenbox on Reddit
“1) the back melted even though it was not particularly close to the wall 2) It died 14 months after we got it - just completely dead - not lights nothing - apparently a common issue”— repomonkey on Reddit
“You can also use manual settings on the ‘sensor’ machine. I love mine”— @frans3474 on YouTube
“I went ahead and bought the smart sensing model, but I don't regret my choice at all as I only use the sensing feature and have yet to use manual. Best purchase I ever made.”— @williamgraham5630 on YouTube
“I’ve been using mine for about a year and I don’t have that issue yet, but my basket stays sticky even after soaking and cleaning it.. It doesn’t feel clean but I can’t do more than what I’m already doing.”— Tx1306 on r/airfryer
Real owners lean toward the Ninja Foodi DualZone XL AF400: 67% of 83 owners recommend it, vs 48% of 33 for the Philips Premium XXL Airfryer.
Owners point the Ninja Foodi DualZone XL AF400 at families and anyone cooking for two or more, and cooks who want two foods finishing at once.
Owners point the Philips Premium XXL Airfryer at households wanting large capacity for a whole supermarket chicken, and daily cooks looking to replace a main oven.
The most-cited downside of the Ninja Foodi DualZone XL AF400 is slower or less effective when running both baskets. For the Philips Premium XXL Airfryer, it's tedious to clean, especially behind the heating element.