PHILIPS vs COSORI | BEST AIR FRYER? | battle for the BEST ROASTED CHICKEN | who cooks it better?

[@ligayaskitchen1725]

Best review out there! I thought Philips require no flipping because of the twinstar turbo thing. I can now cross that off the list because of your vid. Thanks!

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Thank you so much!!! Yeah.. it still does requires flipping..! and the twin star turbo feature doesn’t really makes any difference to the regular baskets and cheaper air fryers out there! So glad i could help! Thank you too for watching!!!

[@robertcampbell1523]

I bought the new Cosori Dual Blaze 6.8 quart air fryer which doesn't require flipping and it works fantastic! Cheaper than Phillips and works fine. Friend who has the Phillips is amazed at the performance of it.

[@LamiliciousDelights]

@@robertcampbell1523 oh that is amazing!!! I know right!? It doesn’t really need to be expensive to have great results! It’s just choosing the right product! Congratulations on your new air fryer!!! Dual blaze model looks so cool!! 😍

[@stanmullery576]

Philips air fryers do not need pre-heating. Read the instructions.

[@lizvickers7156]

I wouldn't take any notice of this video. You don't have to flip anything including chickens, not with the way the airflow circulates in a Phillips air fryer.

[@terrymccarthy3429]

If you cook the chicken for one to two minutes less in the Philips you will have the same result for both. The Philips is slightly more efficient. Both are excellent machines. Thanks for the video.

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Thank you so much! Yeah.. that’s also what i realized.. need to cook it at a lesser time.. both are excellent but Philips is way expensive compared to cosori.. and what they’re marketing about their design i think based on the result of my roasted chicken didn’t really make any difference.. 😊

[@ggilestate]

Are you sure that you would really want to cook the chicken for less time? They both looked good on the outside, but to me they could have done with maybe 5 or so minutes more because the inside still could have done with having a darker more 'done' color. At the end of the day everybody has their own personal preference and can press the on or off button at will!

[@africanhistory]

@@ggilestate my point exactly, I would throw that back in for 10 min. They look really uncooked. Good place to get bacteria and blood.

[@junisarcahyadi6736]

@@LamiliciousDelights Cosori in Indonesia so rare... Cosori CP-158 with 5.5 liter capacity is sold for US$142.. when Philips XL HD9270 with 6.1 liter capacity is only US$132.. also Philips has Big Name in Indonesia..

[@rosebeardsley3625]

The use of a thermometer would be the best idea, they look fine to me. Another 5 or 10 could over cook it and dry it out he that would be waste, nothing worse than dried out meat.

[@圣斗士]

i own the cosori one and it is my first air fryer. i love it so much. the cooking result is excellent. highly recommended.

[@barcham]

Very nice comparison, but it would have been improved if you had used a thermometer to get the temperature of both chickens at the end of cooking. I believe the Philips may have overcooked the bird which is why it appeared to be less juicy than the Cosori. Unfortunately, without knowing the temp of each bird when they were removed, there is no way to know this. You should keep that in mind for any further comparisons or cooking tests you do. A meat thermometer is an absolute must when reviewing how an appliance cooks.

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Hello thank you for that.. I already thought it may have been overcooked a little bit.. but what i’m also emphasizing here is the ability of the cheaper brands to be able to have a good result.. because philips have this other feature.. it also showed that it their feature didn’t even matter..

[@barcham]

@@LamiliciousDelights You cannot properly judge results without checking the temperature of the meat. This applies to anything that is being cooked, whether chicken wings, sausages, a steak, a roast, anything and everything. All appliances are different, and they cannot be judged using identical time and temperature settings because one may heat to a higher temp than another. This is why they sell meat thermometers and oven thermometers, so that you can verify the temperatures of both your oven or, in this case, air fryer, and the final food product. I have a toaster oven that I can set to 350, but will be over 375 when it indicates it has reached the set temp. Range ovens are the same, they are usually off by a good amount. My old oven could be off by as much as 50° F which made a huge difference in cooking times and results. It would not shock me to discover that Air Fryers also vary from the temp they are set at, compared to the actual temperature they reach when cooking. Thermometers are indispensable when cooking, whether to set your oven or appliance temperature or to verify the temperature of your food.

[@tonis3685]

I agree. The temperature would be the best test control for both chickens to have a fair test because each machine is different. Are both machines the same Watts? Also, it seems to me that the Cosori chicken is slightly bigger than the Philips one, so the Cosori one would be a little less cooked if it's cooked for the same amount of time as the smaller chicken.

[@LamiliciousDelights]

@@tonis3685 i haven’t actually checked the watts.. and for the size.. they have the same size.. both of the chickens were 800g.. it’s the size of the air fryer that has difference.. well for sure i need to have more tests for a more elaborate comparison.. and for me, both of the air fryer products are good.. but again, i’m also emphasizing in this video that cheaper air fryers can also do great results.. thank you so much for watching and for the inputs!

[@tonis3685]

@@LamiliciousDelights Thank you for making the video and for the comparison. You emphasized the difference in the juiciness of the chickens and that's what Barcham and I were commenting on. If the size was the same, then maybe Philips cooks it faster (might have higher Watts), so it will reach the perfect temperature sooner, as Barcham also mentioned. And yes, a lot of cheaper air fryers perform just as well as the more expensive ones :-).

[@LeiliMana]

Great video, thanks so much for the effort! I ordered the Cosori and now I'm even more hyped to use it!

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Oh that’s great! You will definitely enjoy it!!

[@couldbecooking]

I have a Philips air fryer myself and I love the results I get with it! 😊 It's so efficient. 😊 Thanks for the review!

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Hi! I love my philips too! Though what my experiment also proved that the twin turbo system didn’t really makes it much better that the regular ones, like how they advertised it making it much more expensive.. you can still get the same results by other regular baskets! 😍

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Thanks by the way for watching!

[@gigislove3582]

The Philips prove it needs less time cooking, more efficient!

[@LamiliciousDelights]

@@gigislove3582 yes true! Just wanted to prove that the feature of the philips which i think makes it also expensive doesn’t really matter when it comes to cooking… 😉

[@LamiliciousDelights]

@hoi hoi grill pan or basket, doesn’t really matter.. still the same

[@Monique.1709]

I had a Philips airfryer for years and I found it hard to clean the basket and the starshaped bottom, I now have a Cosori lite and I love how easy it is to clean 🙂

[@LamiliciousDelights]

We have the same situation! It’s such a hassle to clean the Philips basket.. 😭 and i was very careful in cleaning it and ensuring that i only use the soft sponge but the paint of the bottom of the pan still peeled off! 😢.. however with cosori, because of its simple design.. it’s very easy to clean.. ☺️

[@suescookery4881]

Cleans well in dishwasher though

[@LamiliciousDelights]

@@suescookery4881 what do u mean? Philips or cosori?

[@suescookery4881]

@@LamiliciousDelights I mean the Phillips one. I have the same and I just pot everything in the dishwasher and it cleans thoroughly.

[@LamiliciousDelights]

@@suescookery4881 yeah.. i guess so.. better in the dishwasher.. how long is your philips already? So nothing is stuck in the corners yet?

[@sokamori28]

It's because that particular Philips model has fat removal feature. See the Cosori chicken is dripping fat compared to the Philips one

[@MichaelOrtello-ek7wi]

Excellent comparison on both air fryers and glad to see that the Cosori was the winner.

[@kerrystone3201]

One seems to run hotter than the other or else could be extracting more moisture maybe? Would you not get a more true indication if you measured the temperature with a thermometer inside the air fryer while cooking? And also measuring the moisture extracted. Less moisture could be an advantage for crispier fries? And I believe they are different watts...the Philips might be higher. Maybe the Philips just cooks faster by way of moisture extraction due to higher watt sucking vs blowing fan? Good video thanks and looks like you're a great cook...yum : )

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Thank you so much! And yes you’re right.. there’s a lot of factors that maybe at play in this recipe and comparison.. i only made a shortcut tho.. and i just wanted to also share that even the not expensive air fryer can also do the job.. hehe

[@evelynbijsterbosch4678]

If you checked the core temperature at the end then you should come to the conclusion that the Philips chicken was overcooked. If you should take the chicken out at the moment that the Philips chicken was still nice and juicy then the Cosori was undercooked. Conclusion: The Philips airfryer is faster and more efficient. And that is not so suprising because the Philips airfryer is a much higher WATT! You should mention the wattage of the both airfryers. In general: How higher the wattage, how faster the food is ready! I have every morning bake off bread perfectly baked in 5 minutes without preheating in my PhilipsXL airfryer and 2 portions perfectly baked oven fries takes only 7 minutes in my Philips airfryer! This is not an honest review. I think you are sponsored by Cosori?

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Thank you for your input! Much appreciated.. i know this video lacks more comprehensive tests about the temperature..i also acknowledged that i may need lesser time with the Philips to get the best results.. and I actually love both of my machines.. but what I’m also pointing out in this video is that you can still achieve great results with cheaper machines.. 😊

[@ggabesz80]

Overcooked compared to Cosori? How come if they have then the same color at the end? "If you should take the chicken out at the moment that the Philips chicken was still nice and juicy then the Cosori was undercooked." Yeah, with with what color outside on the chicken in the Philips? Pink? They have the same brownnes at the end of frying! Less cooking time, less color!

[@ggabesz80]

What you see in the video, is if you wanna have nice colour on outside of the chicken, it will be dried out inside with Philips. You have color and juicyness together with Cosori. That's efficient enough

[@BakingWithCharlayne]

Thank you for comparing the two air fryers the lemon chicken looks Delicious with both but I agree with you the cosori had a slightly juicer chicken 😊

[@Piezipx]

Obviously a paid promotion of this Cosori fryer. -Affiliate link for Cosori fryer in description, but none for Phillips. -Commenting on how the meats juicier when you just cooked it less with the Cosori. -Egging on and supporting negative comments of phillips and positive comments of Cosori from mostly KZbin accounts made within the last year and little channel activity. -Cosori basket has more holes and is thus obviously more difficult to clean. Just say it's a promotion, at least you'd be more honest.

[@ShoshinMushin]

I prefer the Phillips, it's good to know that it has the power if required.

[@juneleong1146]

Yeh Phillips is more expensive. The feature of ease of cleaning or not also good to compare. Bottom of Phillips has some curvature. Maybe heat distribution is better overall .most fryers do not have this feature

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Hello! Yes! You’re truly right.. that’s one of my problems with Philips… the cleaning.. thank you so much for watching by the way!

[@emmasantiago7814]

We can not expect the same result. Difference in temperature & perhaps wattage. Although both appliances were both quality items.

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Thank you! Yes.. that is right.. i know different machines can definitely have different results.. what I also wanted to achieve in this video is that you can still achieve great results from cheaper ones! 😊

[@WannodsPlace]

After reading the comments, my question is which machine continues to working after a minimum of 2 years and being used at minimum 1 or 2 times on average? Do they both clean with the same effort as day? one? And which one still takes the same amount of heat and time to cook as day 1?

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Hello there! To answer your questions: - I still use both of them until now.. though I didn’t bought them at the same time. My Philips is already 2 years and my Cosori around 1 year. -I used the Philips more than the Cosori because it’s more older.. and I think around 1 year of using it, the paint/coating of bottom of the basket started to peel off.. and I don’t scrub it.. 😢 though it’s still working fine. However, with cosori, the paint is still ok, used around 4x a week.. -for the cleaning, Philips is so much hassle to clean for me specially the basket has many parts.. and to top it of, so many crevices where the food may stick and difficult to clean, so may need extra effort.. whereas for cosori, the basket only has 2 parts.. -furthermore, for cleaning the heating element, they have both the same look and i think for most air fryers, it’s really difficult to clean because it cannot be detached so you cannot clean it properly.. - for the amount of heat.. I’m sorry but I couldn’t answer it because I don’t really take temperatures of the food when cooking.. and so far I didn’t noticed anything different.. ☺️ -to summarise my experience, both of them really did well, and though i have some issues with the cleaning aspect of the Philips, i can still recommend both.. the difference for me mainly is the price.. Philips is more expensive than cosori.. so for people who are on a budget, i can say they also rely on Cosori. 😊 Thank you so much for watching! Hope the video and my answers were able to help you!😍

[@WannodsPlace]

Hi thanks so much for great review and very detailed answer, my phillips hasn't arrived yet but I thi k I will cancel it, I need easy clean. And preferably no flipping or shaking hehehe

[@IntrovertsCuisine]

Sissy, I miss you.. ,mao nisuroy ko sa imong kucina.. kadako na ba ug viewers ani guappa oi.. hopefully more pa.. i share ko ni sa akong FB page para osamot ni kadaghan. Belaated Merry Christmas and Happy New year. Kalami ba ani oi.. Cosori alp.. ana sis..I love hearing your voice.

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Hi sis!!! I miss you toooo!!! 😍 salamat kaayo s pagbisita sis!! Medyo wla n jud ko ka upload2 lagi sad.. mas na active kos akoa IG.. pero naa ko gi edit sis wla p lng jud nahuman.. soon mka upload nsad kog balik.. hehe.. ug lagi, kuratan sad ko kay daghan man kalit ug views.. hehe.. paspas buyag ni xa nga video.. ug thanks kaayo s support sis!! Belated merry Christmas and happy new year too!! Thank you jud sis!!

[@IntrovertsCuisine]

Sa 8nstagram naka nag concentrate sus mura 7g nas okay ang instagram ug tiktok kaysa YT kay japoy man amg YT oi..congrats sa big viewers dis. Upload lang ug pareha ani sis sa imo g yt kay daghan ka ug viewers

[@LamiliciousDelights]

@@IntrovertsCuisine maingon sis.. pero di sad ko gnhan mawala s YT.. naglisud kog balik... ug murag gitapulan lang kog gama..hehe.. na stock sad ko s instagram.. hehe.. but will try again sis to come back.. and thank you so much sis! nakuratan sad bitaw ko kay daghan man ug mitan aw.. hehe.. will try ug ngita ug topic n pareha ani.. mubisita ra unya ko s imo kusina sis!

[@biblestorytv]

Hello. Thanks for sharing the best air fryer cooking video It looks really delicious. I pray that you will be healthy and at peace in the Lord. shalom

[@cutiea6]

Thank you for comparing both airfryers😊, very informative

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Ur welcome!! Thank you too for watching!!!

[@tulipa2147]

Which types air fryers did you use? There are a lot of varieties of Philips.

[@LamiliciousDelights]

The basket type?

[@elamorkitchen1064]

This is great video sis..I saw a lot of people using Philip air fryer..just wondering before but I bought digital Tefal air fryer. Thanks for your information sis

[@LamiliciousDelights]

thank you so much sis! oh you have the tefal! i bet it's a great product too!

[@elamorkitchen1064]

@@LamiliciousDelights so far all Tefal products are good and already long time this brand

[@tanyaboeckmans821]

Great review! Only wished to hear the sound while cooking. Which one is the most silent?

[@wetumankosa968]

Well explained video I understand how my new Philips Fryer works. Well done for comparing the 2 it makes a big difference

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Thank you so much!!

[@raynaasrecipes499]

Its wonderful comparisons, great chicken recipe. Lovely sharing👍👍

[@LamiliciousDelights]

thank you so much friend!

[@zaikakitchen1234]

Really loving this Recipe so much. I would definitely love to make it dear well done. May god bless you.❤❤

[@variousvariety12]

Wow, what a wonderful experiences! This is great!

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Thank you so much!

[@c-teamtrading9690]

Phillips cooks much faster ,hence you needed to reduce its cooking time. I have owned both, Phillips just way in another league!

[@sannidaily]

Looks so appetizing and yummy. Thanks for sharing!!

[@LamiliciousDelights]

thank you so much friend!!!!

[@francisraffle2948]

I cooked a chicken first time in my new cosori airfryer it' was so lovely and moist and cooked so quick

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Oh that is so great! Glad to hear that!

[@SpoonForkRepublic]

Super nice comparison sis! ♥️ Perfect gift for moms and cooks/chefs this Christmas! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 Santa if you're watching.. bekenemen 🙏🏼 😂 P.S. Thanks sis for sharing that pro tip on using spoon to separate the skin from the meat, I've never seen that before.

[@LamiliciousDelights]

hi sis!! thank you so much!! sabihan mo c santa hubby! pabili ka na neto!! hehe.. and yes sis! subukan mo technique ko s skin! mas maganda ang result sis!

[@SpoonForkRepublic]

@@LamiliciousDelights sana makaramdam haha!

[@OneHotBite]

This is a great comparison and the chicken looks so good!

[@LamiliciousDelights]

thank you so much melissa!!!!

[@agathalass3511]

this is such an amazing comparison! this will help me a lot! thank you so much!

[@LamiliciousDelights]

thank you so much!

[@MegaRocky99]

Wahoo yur video helps alot .i hv to buy but nit easy to decide which is better cook.now i decide i buy soon.thanks❤

[@kaaatjeful]

Juice dripping from the chicken means this juice is not longer IN the chicken!

[@delizabethful]

Great video! Thank you. But you missed the 5-6 seeds from the lemon in the batter.

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Oh yeah i know.. my bad.. 🙈

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Oh yeah i know.. my bad.. 🙈 Thanks for watching though!!!!

[@otto8306]

Philips has more advanced air circulation technology that cooks faster than any other brands do i think. That’s why reduce cooking time for same result and cut the electricity ⚡️ bills for sure

[@ElBako]

True.

[@Inc.Co.]

If you had shortened the time in the philips wouldnt the result be the same? Seems like it might have been in there a bit too long?

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Yes maybe.. i was just comparing them on the same setting.. well that’s also what i get after experimenting on this recipe.. that for the philips, i need to adjust the time..

[@alnafifoodfusion6152]

MashaAllah, looks very delicious recipe.you are an amazing chef, stay blessed.. thumbs up👍👍👍 for your cooking or such a nice presentation.❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@foodelicioushub4368]

Wow superb whole chicken recipe, delicious😋😋😋

[@markocroft8539]

You overcooked the chicken in the Phillips. You need to consider the wattage of the machines in order to determine the proper cooking times. 30 mins is way too long in the Phillips for such a small chicken.

[@jade4805]

Super comparison test, thank you! Great video, thanks for the tasty recipe 😊👍🏾

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Oh thank you so much!!!

[@dr.rizwananazkitchenvlogs8270]

Like done 17 very nice perfect preparation done ingredients added are apt👌a quick and testy easy to make good sharing my sister definitely I will try it out 😋

[@LamiliciousDelights]

thank you so much sis!

[@mikohotti7647]

When compairing airfryers is good to know basket size and watts. So model information is needed. You can't compare only brands because different size and watts and results with same time and temperature is very diffenrent with smaller and lower watt airfryer than bigger and higher watt airfryer. Same as you compare cars with 1.1 and 2.4 L motors. 😂 Just bought philiphs essential 9270/96 airfryer 169€. Smaller and less effective cosori cp158 costs 258€ here. Cosori also just recalled 2 mil. airfryers because of fire risk.

[@kardelenkaraca8427]

Koray bey size danışmak istedim Philips HD9252/90 3700tl, philips hd9650/90 4063tl, xiaomi mi smart 3,5 lt 2500tl, cosori xl ama stokta kalmamış sanırım 2500tl civarıdır. iki kişilik aileye hangisini önerirsiniz fiyat performans ürünü olarak

[@SPDATA1]

COSORI had some fire 🔥🚒 incidents with some of their models. I bought a Philips Premium XXL instead.

[@Angelheart78]

Philips is from far superior despite this cosori “fan” review . Philips is just too good and time is essence so that chicken could be cooked much faster and really juicy no need to say about the performance and cooking 2225 w cooking power which makes the difference for a large variety of recipes. My choice will be always Philips , after that Ninja dual fryer and Cosori , that’s my classification

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Well if you’re looking for a cheaper alternative then cosori is a better option… and with regards with time? I don’t think there’s a significant difference.. it’s my opinion and it’s your choice…

[@WannodsPlace]

Which machine lasts the longest over time??

[@mommylineskitchen1957]

congratulations on ur channel sis monetized ka na.. interesting man ang cosori na fryer sis noh..both smells good kay naay tanglad..

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Thank you so much sis!! Oo sis.. nice lami kaayo basta naa juy tanglad! 😍

[@tomatoma7129]

Спасибо за рецепт ... буду использовать ♥️ Удачи Вашему каналу ❤️

[@tedtitmus8900]

Loved your test. I like you would have bet on the Phillips. What a great surprise. Ted

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Thank you so much! I guess i just need time adjustment with the philips.. though i’m also pointing here that even cheaper air fryers can yield good results? Cheers!

[@AbbysHappiness29]

I thought Philips will nail the roast chicken, so amaze the Cosori made it much better, juicier.

[@LamiliciousDelights]

i know right? i thought so too! but cosori made it more better! thank you so much for watching sis!

[@jimmycallander2056]

@@LamiliciousDelights Keep an open mind. Perhaps the Phillips didn't need to cook for as long and the chicken started to dry out due to cooking a bit long. Would be interesting to see temperature comparisons with temp gauge. What we see isn't necessary what it is. Both machines are awesome. Unfortunately here in South Africa the Cosori isn;t available except as an import. Would work out to double the price of the Phillips XL

[@LamiliciousDelights]

@@jimmycallander2056 of course i have an open mind.. I wasn’t able to state it in my video but I know about it.. that i just need to adjust the time.. and i assume everyone will realize that too.. and i love both of the machines.. However, what i’m pointing out in this video, given how expensive the philips airfryer is.. and advertising their extra features.. that it can also be done with ordinary air fryers.. and their extra feature doesn’t really makes a difference.. and you can actually still make delicious meals from cheap air fryers! 😉

[@LamiliciousDelights]

@@jimmycallander2056 i stated that in the last part of the video that the feature of the philips doesn’t make any difference

[@jimmycallander2056]

@@LamiliciousDelights Amazing how where you are, the Phillips is more expensive yet if i had to bring the Cosori to South Africa i wouldn't be able to afford it. Love your vids by the way.

[@Charles64]

Uhmmm Lamiiii kaayuuuuu dhay …😂❤❤❤

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Thank you!!

[@andikav338]

Delightful recipe and video…although I was triggered by the lemon seeds in your marinade/paste.

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Oh.. 😅 sorry about that…

[@Ecksterphono]

These top fan air fryers are disgusting to roast chicken in them. You can't get into the crooks and crannies in the top above the element shielding and its a bacteria haven. Rank grease can drip onto the food and the grease varnish build up can drip onto the food from older previous cooking. Better to do it in a rotisserie type convective toaster oven with a dry frying cycle fan that's on the side of the unit and not on top. They have to make this so that one can remove the tip to clean it and the sides. I don't find the health measures in these very pleasing. My friend had one of these and it smelled rank in the kitchen even though he cleaned the basket and the external components thoroughly. The use of oven cleaners is not good for the use of aluminum shield components and produces harmful gases and fumes if used. They need to use ceramacoat on the hot components

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Thanks for the info! Though there are ways to clean it and i learned it from YT.. it was ok so far though.. 😊

[@TeleeFONE]

Which size Phillips air fryer is this?

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Hello! It’s the small one.. i think 0.8 L

[@palonazo]

It's not a fair review. You're testing a top of the line Cosori against a cheap Philips. My Philips can be controlled by an app were I can download and save cooking recipes and it has a built in food thermometer that basically guarantees that my proteins are always cooked to perfection.

[@atharvdhakane1483]

Which makes less noise?

[@Alex-ve8uq]

The cheaper the air fryer, the better the cooking. I've got the Phillips smart xxl and a cheaper brand and I use the cheaper one for most of my cooking now.

[@LamiliciousDelights]

I can totally relate! Though philips is also nice.. but my problem is the washing part.. there’s more parts to wash than the cheaper one.. hehe.. thank you so much for watching!

[@skykitchen867]

The cosori, hands down, is the better air fryer and at half the price of the Philips. Could never understand why Philips charges so much more for their air fryers, they always have.

[@LamiliciousDelights]

I know right!? And the additional feature they are saying doesn’t really do any difference… you could really get more from Cosori with their price! Thank you so much for watching! Really appreciate it!

[@Tanax13]

Not true in all regions. In Sweden, the Philips XXL HD9650 costs 2200kr. The Cosori Premium Air Fryer costs 2700kr. That's a quite huge % difference. Philips is 500kr cheaper. Almost 20%.

[@stighaaland5357]

Cosori is more expensive than philips here in Norway.

[@sammast8475]

I have a cosori air fryer and air filter. And I love them both. Phillips app looks much better then cosori but I still am happy with what I bought. Idk about the Phillips but with the cosori you can start it through the app. Good video.

[@tomasmagnumster]

Hello! I saw your review..but I didn't understand...you cooking the chicken only 30 minutes??is the enought??

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Yes!

[@TamaraTAM_LAKALLE]

Air fryer is for cooking without fat or less fat , i dont understand why you put all this butter all over the chicken

[@fx291265]

Were you paid from cosori to produce more juicy chicken?Phillips is the first in air fryers and I have using them 15 years now..

[@moa3008]

I’m extremely surprised that the Corsori air fryer has been considered to be the top choice over the smart sensing Phillips air fryer.

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Hello! I mean both really did well! Maybe i just need to lower the cooking time of philips.. but that also proves that even more cheaper brands can also make great results! Without those special features like cosori!

[@riverrhodes7394]

I have the Cosori Pro-II air fryer, and so far I don't like it. Maybe it's just me, but I've found that it takes way longer than it should to cook, and the food comes out extremely dry.

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Oh really.. sad to hear that but have you considered adjusting the time and temp? It’s also a trial and error with the different brands..

[@debrapalmer5270]

I have the same Cosori Pro-ll and I love it. Play around with time and temperatures.

[@WannodsPlace]

Maybe you got a lemon, no pun intended. Return it for straight exchange

[@otto8306]

philips is better to make crispier since it has powerful wattage, fan and airflow design, so use less time in order not to make it drier.

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Yup.. that’s what i think.. but what i’m also implying here is that it can also be done by cheaper brands without the extra feature the Philips has.. thanks by the way for watching!

[@MMA_MMA]

@@LamiliciousDelights Sorry but it is not what you have concluded in your video. You said that with Cosori it is more juicy... Strange

[@august28luck24]

thanks for this honest review sis...keep it up!

[@CathyLarkinWebSavvyPR]

How big were the chickens ? How many ponds or kilos?

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Hello! The chickens were 800 grams each..

[@povestipentrucopii1217]

Wow ...Very nice video, Amazing work❤️ Stay connected!

[@j.g.wahlert9872]

Your experiment produced interesting results. I put my Philips in the garbage and didn't even donate it to Goodwill after the heat caused the coating on the bottom to come off and circulate onto the food.

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Oh!!! The same problem i have right now with my Philips!! The coating is coming off!! 😭 thanks by the way for watching! Really appreciate it!

[@karencummings8242]

I like the Cosori Air Fryer the best.

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Me too! Thanks for watching!

[@lizvickers7156]

You don't need to pre heat the Phillips like other air fryers.

[@JMCucina]

MashaAllah its looking superb and amazing 👍🏻 Thanks for sharing💖 Dn 🔔🔔👌🏻👍🏻🌺 Stay Blessed!

[@LamiliciousDelights]

thank you so much!

[@erica_thecreator]

Thank you for all the info! Ur the main reason I’m now looking into buying an air fryer bc of all of your yummy air fryer recipes so this info came at the right time 😂 ❤️

[@LamiliciousDelights]

haha! ur welcome Erica! glad my videos was of help! and can't wait for you to have your own air fryer!! 😍😍😍

[@TennessseTimmy]

Thanks, this is a very based video. Good comparison and chapters!

[@luckyoctober-zb7zg]

thanks for sharing this video my friend...i love it...😍😍😘

[@rahi007biologytomicrobiolo5]

Nice upload awesome video Thanks for sharing big like

[@observer8838]

Looks raw to me - perhaps it is the video! I have a newer Cosori and it cooks chicken like a dream!

[@MNIU_]

So you mind telling me which air fryer you purchased from the Philips line? I’m trying to buy one but I can’t tell which one has the same basket you used, that’s the basket I had before in my old Philips before I had to throw it away. Now it seems like most have the cosori style vs the thinner and more Open one the Philips has in this video

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Hello! The model of my Philis air fryer is HD9743/11

[@insertnamehere.9197]

I have a Phillips and a Cosori air fryer. The Phillips sits in a box because it smokes so badly I don't want to use it.

[@evelynbijsterbosch4678]

That means a small particle blew in the fan.I suggest to put it on outside till the particle is burned away. I had that once with using the grill accessorie.

[@samirameliani4407]

Why chicken it has grey color

[@amandaa3713]

NO MENTION of model?

[@robertcampbell1523]

Phillips air fryers are way way overpriced. My neighbor has one and loves it. I don't have the Cosori model in this video, but the newer Dual Blaze 6.8 quart which doesn't require shaking the food and I love it. Haven't had to shake the food or turn food over at all yet. In my opinion, Cosori has Phillips beat. Thank you for your comparison video and happy cooking! :)

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Oh!! That sounds amazing!! Dual blaze model looks very convenient to use! And you are so right! Philips is way overpriced, to think that you can still be able to make delicious meals from cheaper brands is amazing! Can save you a lot of money!

[@tomatoma7129]

Dual blaze, какой фирмы ?! Благодарю за ответ 🙏

[@stighaaland5357]

Cosori is more expensive than philips here in Norway.

[@LamiliciousDelights]

@@stighaaland5357 oh really!? 😮 the prices really must depends on which country..

[@anakind]

@@tomatoma7129 some Cosori have duel blaze

[@aydantselmanful]

Looks so nice. Thanks for sharing. Have a nice day. 🌹

[@LamiliciousDelights]

thank you so much friend! have a nice day too!

[@TopTurfTV]

Excellent presentation!

[@carm12]

I noticed the Cosari beeps were very loud does it have a silent feature to turn off beeps? My little dog runs when I use kitchen appliances 😣

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Hello! When i was reading the manual before, I actually couldn’t remember any settings about that.. Not sure but I think there’s no silent feature for that.. 🥺

[@katzechowder9063]

I also want the 5.5l size with the same design. That one with big screen in front. Can I still roast whole chicken in 3.5l size? Coz it's the only size I see in amazon right now.

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Hello! What brand do you mean? Is it the cosori? Or philips?

[@mdsaad8711]

Can a 3 litre basket will be enough for this size of chicken... Plz answer

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Yes i think so.. my air fryer is only 800g capacity.. so that should be enough

[@frankschwartz7405]

Could you please mention the price difference between the two...Thanks

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Hello! Sure! Are you located in US?

[@frankschwartz7405]

@@LamiliciousDelights Yes I am...Thanks

[@LamiliciousDelights]

@@frankschwartz7405 hello! So sorry for the late reply.. philips is actually more priced than cosori.. in amazon philips (with the model i’m using) costs 192$ while Cosori costs.. however if you buy in their online store, it costs 119 usd.. but you can get a discount if you use my code.. ☺️

[@LamiliciousDelights]

@@frankschwartz7405 You can get this Cosori Air Fryer in this link -- cs.vesync.com/t/Ya and use coupon code LD15 to have 15% discount!

[@Annoyin1321artist]

Are they both 5 qts?

[@akhtarali14]

Superab yummy and different type recipe 🙃thanx for shering stay connected💯

[@fusebulb2666]

Which company is going well for airfryer plz tell

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Honestly.. both of them are pretty nice! It’s just a matter of affordability.. philips usually is much more expensive than cosori..

[@DapurSuriAti]

Good comparison..

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Thank you!!

[@decendquart427]

nice!...thanks for this information my friend!

[@emresonoluk]

cooking degree was 2 degrees higher in cosori brand. Of course, 2 degrees will affect the result, as the time gets longer :))

[@june23nosaj43]

thanks for sharing my dear...😍😋😘

[@maynew1201]

thanks for sharing sis...keep it up...😘😋😍

[@WhippedFood]

Nice video! Thanks for sharing your opinion :D

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Thank you too!

[@africanhistory]

chicken looked pretty raw to me, give it another 10 minutes both

[@LamiliciousDelights]

It actually depends on ur preference.. but it was pretty cooked for me inside out.. and 10 min more would overcook both the chickens.. even philips chicken was a bit over cooked already

[@amitbikram9031]

Cosori basket is widers which is good.

[@cristinamiguelvillar5397]

Thanks for the video, can you tell me the weight of the chiken? I've bought the Cosori air fryer and I would like to do the recipe 🔝🔥

[@LamiliciousDelights]

Hello! I used 800g because i was depending on the size of my philips air fryer which is a bit smaller than my Cosori.. but actually for cosori, you can cook a much bigger chicken like 1 kg more..

[@cristinamiguelvillar5397]

@@LamiliciousDelights thanks!!!

[@LamiliciousDelights]

@@cristinamiguelvillar5397 you’re welcome!

[@bangmedia1]

800 gram? Never heard of such small chickens. In Denmark the smallest chickens you can buy are 1300 gram. Some are 1800. Would they even fit in these?