Philips 2000 Series Airfryer 6.2L NA230 vs Ninja Air Fryer MAX AF160UK
Get the Ninja AF160. Max Crisp hits 240°C, and testers found it powerful and even. The Philips is about half the price and has a window, but it tops out at 200°C.
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Which one is for you?
Philips 2000 6.2L
Price first, and you like to watch it cook? Then it's the Philips.
Is the Philips 2000 Series Airfryer 6.2L NA230 worth it?Air Fryer MAX
Crisp frozen food and from a tested fryer: that's the Ninja.
Is the Ninja Air Fryer MAX AF160UK worth it?Key differences
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Window
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What owners say
Verified buyers only; every 1–3 star review read by us. How we do this
Philips 2000 6.2L
Owners love how simple it is, the price and how easy it is to clean. The unhappy few missed a paper manual or found the bottom of food browns less.
- Easy to use
- Cooks well
- Easy to clean
- No paper manual: it's in the app
Air Fryer MAX
Owners love how easy it is and that it's just the right size for one or two. The unhappy few found it too small for a family of four, or had food burn or cook unevenly.
- Easy to use
- Cooks well, with crisp results
- The right size for one or two
- Burns, undercooks or cooks unevenly
- Smaller inside than expected: not for a family of four
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How we reached this verdict
We compared independent expert reviews with the manufacturer's specifications, then checked it's sold at a major retailer where you live. We don't test products ourselves.
Sources: TechRadar, Tom's Guide, Trusted Reviews, manufacturer specifications.
Owner reports for the Philips 2000 6.2L: 139 verified buyer ratings at Currys and Boulanger (France), read November 2026.
Owner reports for the Air Fryer MAX: 2,599 verified buyer ratings at Currys, read November 2026.