BEST Unboxing Philips AirFryer Dual Basket 3000 series - Testing whole chicken and Chips + Burgers

Product: Philips Airfryer Dual Basket 3000 Series
Could not resist to buy the dual basket Philips airfryer when it was released in Australia. It was reasonably price at AUD$267.
Please check this video if you are considering to buy one. My dad unboxed the unit and tested it making some salmon and brocollini, Beef Burger and whole chicken and chips. He also showed how easy it was to clean.
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Enjoy healthier fried favourites with the Philips Series 3000 Dual Basket Airfryer XXXL in a sleek black and copper finish. This versatile air fryer boasts an extra-large 9L capacity, perfect for cooking up to 1.5kg of crispy fries, juicy chicken or tender veggies for the whole family. With 8 pre-set cooking modes and a digital touch control panel, it's easy to select the ideal temperature between 40-200C and cooking time up to 60 minutes for perfect results every time. The non-stick cooking basket is dishwasher safe for effortless cleaning, while the cool-touch handle and exterior ensure safe operation. Thoughtful features like a drip tray, adjustable thermostat, ready lights, and auto shut-off provide added convenience. Measuring 382.5mm wide, 443.9mm high, and 314.2mm deep, this 7.85kg air fryer is designed with non-slip feet and cord storage for a tidy kitchen setup. NA352/00 is the manufacturer's part number of this product. Experience the joy of healthier cooking with the Philips Series 3000 Dual Basket Airfryer XXXL, backed by a 2-year manufacturer's warranty.
Other air fryer models are:
• Dual Basket 300 series
• Combi 7000 Series XXXL
• 5000 series XXL Connected
• 5000 series XL Connected
• 3000 series XL
• Premium collection AirFryer XL (HD9240/30)
• VIVA collection Airfryer XXL (HD9630/21)
• Digital TurboStar Airfryer (HD9643/17)
• Viva Collection Airfryer (HD9621/41)
• Viva Collection Airfryer (HD9621/11)
• Premium collection AirFryer XL (HD9240/90)
• Daily collection Airfryer (HD9216/81)
Other air fryers I would love to test next are:
• Ninja Foodi max XXXL smart dual zone 9.5L air fryer - AF450
• Ninja XXXL flex drawer air fryer AF500
• Ninja woodfire electric BBQ grill and smoker - OG751
• Ninja woodfire outdoor oven - OO101

[@marionshaw9619]

Lazy dad has done a great job of teaching his daughter to do informative videos..congratulations

[@buitenb]

I have it for one week now , fantastic product ! A little big but good looking , but a different size basket for silicone inserts etc .

[@davidregan1015]

Great video, thanks so much, i've just bought the Phillips Dual basket and cant wait to prove to my wife that it was worth the money 🙂 I look forward to your next cooking vids for this fryer.

[@LazyAwesomeDad]

Thanks for watching. It is currently at a great price on discount. I am away on holidays but will make more videos when I am back. What have you tried so far and how you finding it?

[@kasunwan]

Great video! Very informative 😊 i bought it from a sale three weeks back and so far I love this product. This is my first air fryer so it is trial and error at the moment. Very handy to cook two things at once !!

[@RockstarRomania]

I'm in-between this and the Combi XXXL. I find the Combi very interesting in features, but the dual basket for the 3000 Series sounds super nice.

[@bahualarakati]

Same situation here 😅 which one did you decide?

[@RockstarRomania]

@@bahualarakati So far none. 😅 Though I ditched the 3000 series from my selection for the Cosori Dual Blaze TwinFry, since it has a more versatile basket and has heating elements on the bottom as well. So it's the Cosori with its huge size and bottom heating versus the Philips Combi with the thermometer and actually functional auto cooking.

[@bahualarakati]

@@RockstarRomania got it, thank you so much

[@alansmith8435]

I have had my air fryer (same as yours) for about 2 weeks. Question why didn't you use the frozen fries preset, I've used it a couple of times but had to reduce the cooking time by about 10 minutes. I have noticed that the preset times vary depending on what basket you are using so I am only using them as a guide. I'm am very happy with this Philips model air fryer. My original air fryer was a cheapee from Woolworths which mainly used for frozen chips. Am looking forward to you upcomming videos.

[@LazyAwesomeDad]

I thought the pre-set was too long. I will do a video next using the preset and then work out what the best times. What have you tried so far and would recommend. Thanks for watching.

[@juliedungey872]

I’m curious to see you use the grill tray in the big side. On tvsn they suggest taking out the basket and using the grill tray.

[@RYN988]

The burger looked good! Appreciate the review!

[@xnestapl]

Great video, thank you!

[@matteolampis3575]

Do you need a 16A socket for this air fryer, or will a standard 10A socket work? I saw on a website that a 16A socket might be required.

[@KaneAdrian]

I don’t suppose you could measure that height and width for us? I know what you mentioned matched the listed specs but… I dunno… I’m struggling to see how it’s almost half a metre high and less wide, so I suspect Philips may have switched the numbers by mistake. 🤔🤷🏻‍♂️

[@davidwebley6186]

Lazy Awesome Dad have done an excellent job of demonstrating the airfryer but have just quoted the measurements from Philips which are H44cm x W38cm x D32cm. I have just watched another KZbin review on a German channel where the guy actually measured the airfryer. The measurements all happen to be the same BUT not referencing the same physical dimensions. The measurements the German channel took were as follows. Height 32 Cm x Width 44 Cm x Depth 38cm. The depth included the cable tidy at the back of the fryer to the front of the handles. The fact the sizes are exactly the same is very reassuring although Philips have assigned them to the wrong dimensions . This has made me more interested in this fryer now as a height of 44 Cm was just too tall to happily sit under my wall units and allow ventilation. I hope this helps you too !

[@KaneAdrian]

@@davidwebley6186 Awesome. Thanks for that. I did go into a store and “measured” it using an unused napkin, so I was pretty confident Philips had messed up. But it’s nice to get further clarification. What’s funny is that someone from Philips also tried clarifying the dimensions on Instagram but literally just looked up their own specs and assumed the picture was misleading. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@soundtempleAU]

Can I run only one basket at a time? Let's say I just want to air fry a small snack in the small basket without using big one?

[@yvonnehili4146]

Yes you can, I do it all the time.