4000 SeriesStacked Dual Basket Airfryer

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great airfryer! Love having one basket above the other instead of side by side - takes up less room on the worktop and it’s large baskets allow me to cook for a family of 4 no bother. It has a little viewing panel on each drawer that you can illuminate to see how the cooking is going. Simple and very easy to understand instruction panel. The only fault in my opinion is that the sound it emits to let you know cooking is complete is really very quiet. I don’t hear it when I’m in a different room. I cooked steak, chips and onion rings all in the airfryer and everything was perfect. Very easy to clean too. Definitely would recommend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The **Philips 4000 Series Stacked Dual Basket Airfryer** has been a great addition to the kitchen. What stands out straight away is the clever stacked design. It gives you the benefit of two cooking baskets without taking up as much counter space as wider dual air fryers, which is ideal if you have limited room. The design is modern, sleek and stylish, so it looks good left out on the worktop. It also feels well thought out and practical. The viewing window is a really useful feature, as you can keep an eye on your food while it cooks without needing to keep opening the drawer. This makes the whole cooking process easier and more convenient. The controls are simple to use and easy to understand, even if you are new to air frying. It does not feel complicated or overwhelming, and it is easy to get started quickly. I have found it very versatile too, as it can cook a wide range of foods, from quick snacks to full meals. The dual basket setup is especially handy when cooking different items at the same time. It saves time and makes meal preparation much easier. Cleaning is also simple, which makes it more likely to be used regularly. Overall, this is a stylish, practical and user-friendly air fryer. It is a great choice for anyone wanting the flexibility of a dual basket model in a more space-saving design.

Easy to use, unlike some other makes. Can set timers so that both cooking draws finish cooking at the same time.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am really impressed with this air fryer; it is stylish, easy to use and cooks food to perfection! The screen is self-explanatory: use one or two baskets, select the type of food and the machine automatically adjusts the temperature and time. The clear glass on each basket is perfect to check on the cooking process and the light can be switched on or off. Easy to clean as well (the baskets are dishwasher safe but I prefer to wash them by hand/soaking). So far I have cooked chicken, chips and sausages, but you can get more recipes and inspiration by using the QRcode sticker.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Philips stacked dual basket air fryer is ideal if you want something simple but still packed with useful features. The touchscreen is clear and easy to understand, with enough options to cover everything without being complicated. The easy‑view windows are one of my favourite parts because I can see exactly how the food is cooking. The baskets are a good size and the stacked design saves a huge amount of counter space. I love the shiny black finish with the copper handles — it looks really smart. Being able to set both baskets to cook at the same time and temperature makes life easier. It also gives a helpful beep to remind you to shake halfway through. Cleaning is effortless because the entire basket, drawer and insert are dishwasher safe. Cooking results have been consistently good, with food coming out crisp and cooked properly in the recommended times.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This has made cooking so much easier in our house. I love that I can cook different foods in the two drawers and have them ready at the same time, rather than trying to juggle different cooking times. It cooks really evenly and the drawers are surprisingly spacious. I also find it reassuring that my son can use it much more confidently than the oven, which he tends to avoid because of the risk of burning himself. It’s easy to clean afterwards too. My only negative is that I think the digital interface could be more scratch resistant.

Best and most convenient air fryer i ever had. 2 baskets makes life so easier as you can prepare dinner and dessert at same time. Healthy cooking it is so much easier with this machine. I found it great in terms of cleaning - machine itself looks absolutely fab in my kitchen. Something new for me is a window in basket and extra led light so you can check progress of cooking without opening. Aifryer is big enough for me - to the point that i am able to bake my cakes and bread in it. I also tried to get whole chicken in it- no problem whatsoever so far. Highly recommend!

I’m really happy with this air fryer. The two baskets are honestly so useful. I can do fries in one and nuggets or chicken in the other and both actually come out properly cooked. With my old air fryer, if I tried to cook everything together, the fries weren’t crispy and the chicken could be a bit soggy. I love that it works out the cooking times so both baskets finish at the same time. I don’t have to think about what needs to go in first or keep checking the time. The stacked design is also great because it doesn’t take up loads of space on my kitchen counter. The controls are easy to understand, and if I’m not sure about something, I can just check the app. I also really like the little light inside! It sounds like a small thing, but being able to look through the window and check the food without opening the basket is so handy. The only small thing I noticed is that after putting the baskets in the dishwasher, a little water can come out from between the glass. It doesn’t leave any marks though, and I got used to it very quickly. Overall, I absolutely love it. Easy to use, really convenient and the food comes out great. Definitely 5 stars from me!

This has quickly become a kitchen staple. Starting with usability: the touch-button display is very well organised and easy to get to grips with, so there's barely any learning curve. The easy-view windows are the standout for me — there's a light you can switch on inside, letting you check how cooked everything looks at a glance and keep an eye out for burning, all without interrupting the cooking process. I was expecting them to steam up, but so far they've stayed perfectly clear. On capacity, it holds a lot yet cleverly takes up far less worktop space than a normal dual air fryer would. Add in the non-stick coating that makes cleaning simple and a build that feels genuinely solid, and it's hard to fault. If a downside exists, I haven't come across it yet.

After using the Philips Airfryer for two weeks, I have been really impressed with it. This was my first airfryer and it’s quickly become something we use every day. I love the stacked design as it looks great and doesn’t take up too much worktop space. It’s very easy to set up and use, and my children, aged 12 and 16, have also been using it regularly to cook frozen chicken for wraps and frozen fries. We have cooked everything from sausages and homemade meatballs to garlic bread and a whole chicken split between the two drawers. The chicken was lovely and juicy, the meatballs cooked evenly, and I’m particularly impressed with how quickly food cooks compared with the oven, especially sausages. Having two drawers is really useful for cooking different foods at the same time, and it’s not particularly noisy. The drawers are also easy to remove and clean. I have definitely found myself reaching for the airfryer instead of the oven for smaller meals, as it’s so much quicker and convenient. After two weeks of daily use, it has definitely become a favourite in our kitchen.