An air fryer can be a handy kitchen upgrade, but choosing one is not just about finding the biggest discount. Basket size, cooking presets, ease of cleaning and the type of coating can all make a difference to how often you use it. This Diwali, deals on air fryers from Philips, Cookwell, KENT, Nutricook, Havells and NUUK cover everything from compact everyday models to large-capacity options for family meals. Here are the offers worth considering, and what each appliance brings to the kitchen.
Best Air Fryer Deals Available This Diwali
1. Philips Air Fryer NA120/00
The Philips Air Fryer NA120/00 is available for Rs 4,459, down from its MRP of Rs 5,995. It has a 4.2-litre capacity, making it a practical option for everyday snacks and smaller family portions. Philips’ patented Rapid Air technology uses a starfish-shaped pan to circulate hot air and deliver more even cooking without needing to flip food midway. The brand says the appliance can prepare food with up to 90% less fat, although the actual amount depends on the recipe and ingredients.
The fryer offers 12 cooking functions, including frying, baking, grilling, roasting, reheating, defrosting and dehydrating. Its 1,500W motor supports consistent airflow, while the HomeID app provides access to more than 100 recipes. Philips also claims up to 70% lower energy consumption compared with a conventional oven. This is a good fit for buyers who want a familiar brand and a versatile air fryer without moving into a larger or more expensive model.
2. Cookwell Air Fryer
The Cookwell Air Fryer is listed at Rs 3,199 against an MRP of Rs 9,000, making it one of the lower-priced options in this selection. Its compact design is intended to save countertop space, while the basket is described as large enough for family-sized portions. The appliance uses hot-air circulation to cook with little or no oil and supports air frying, baking, grilling and roasting.
Cookwell highlights simple controls and presets, as well as faster cooking compared with traditional ovens. However, the supplied specifications do not include the basket’s exact capacity, power rating or CADR-equivalent cooking performance details. Buyers comparing it with other models should check those details, along with available replacement parts and warranty coverage, before making a decision. At this price, it may appeal to shoppers looking for a straightforward appliance rather than a feature-rich smart model.
3. KENT Classic Hot Air Fryer 4L
The KENT Classic Hot Air Fryer is priced at Rs 2,999, compared with its MRP of Rs 8,000. Its 4-litre basket is designed to serve around three to four people in a batch, making it a budget option for households that want to prepare snacks or sides without deep-frying. KENT says the appliance can use up to 80% less oil while delivering a similar taste to deep-fried food.
Beyond air frying, it supports grilling, roasting, steaming and baking. A temperature control knob lets users set the heat from 0°C to 200°C, while the 30-minute timer and auto cut-off feature stop the appliance when the cooking cycle ends. Its rapid heating and steam-assisted cooking are intended to help food turn crisp on the outside while remaining tender inside. The KENT model is worth considering for buyers who prioritise a simple control system and a useful 4-litre capacity at a low price.
4. Nutricook 7.6L Air Fryer Slim XL
The Nutricook 7.6L Air Fryer Slim XL is available for Rs 7,399, against an MRP of Rs 16,999. Its 7.6-litre capacity is the largest listed here, making it a candidate for larger households or anyone who wants to cook more food in one batch. Despite the roomy basket, Nutricook uses a slim body design intended to take up less countertop space.
The model offers cooking presets for air frying, baking, reheating, fries, chicken, fish, meat and samosas. Its ProCyclone technology is designed to circulate hot air evenly, while a clear viewing window and internal light let users monitor food without opening the basket. Nutricook also highlights a ceramic coating that it says is free from PTFE, PFOA and PFAS. Buyers who regularly cook larger portions may find the capacity more useful than a smaller appliance with a longer list of modes.
5. Havells Prolife Brio Air Fryer 4.2L
The Havells Prolife Brio Air Fryer 4.2L is listed at Rs 3,819, down from an MRP of Rs 8,495. Its 4.2-litre basket is intended for family-sized portions, while the 1,350W heating system is designed to bring the appliance up to cooking temperature quickly. Havells claims that it can prepare food with up to 85% less oil, depending on the food being cooked.
The Prolife Brio uses Aero Crisp 360° air circulation to distribute heat around the food. A transparent viewing window makes it possible to check the cooking process without opening the basket, helping reduce heat loss. The non-stick basket is designed to make food release and cleaning easier. This model could be a sensible middle ground for buyers who want a well-sized basket and a viewing window but do not need app controls or an especially large capacity.
6. NUUK BRĪSK 6.5L Air Fryer
The NUUK BRĪSK 6.5L is available for Rs 7,499, compared with its MRP of Rs 11,999. It combines a 6.5-litre basket with a compact body, and the brand says the basket can accommodate an 8-inch pizza. Its 1,600W heating system is designed for faster cooking, while 360-degree hot-air circulation aims to deliver even results with little or no oil.
The BRĪSK supports 12 cooking functions, including Crispy Fry, Tandoor, Ferment and Dehydrate, alongside Fry, Toast, Bake and Grill. Manual, Reheat, Keep Warm and Defrost options add further flexibility. Its touch controls allow users to adjust cooking time and temperature even while a preset is running. NUUK also highlights its Swiss-engineered ILAG CeramicTech cooking surface, which it says is free from PTFE, PFAS, PFOA, lead and cadmium. The combination of a large basket and Indian cooking modes makes it stand out for buyers who want to experiment beyond fries and nuggets.
Which Air Fryer Deal Should You Choose?
- For a trusted brand and everyday versatility: The Philips NA120/00 offers a 4.2-litre basket, multiple cooking functions and recipe support through the HomeID app.
- For the lowest upfront spend: The KENT Classic 4L and Cookwell Air Fryer are the budget options, though Cookwell’s exact capacity and warranty details should be checked.
- For larger portions: The Nutricook Slim XL’s 7.6-litre capacity is the biggest in this list. NUUK’s 6.5-litre model is another option for family meals.
- For a viewing window: Both the Havells Prolife Brio and Nutricook Slim XL let you check food while it cooks.
- For Indian cooking presets: The NUUK BRĪSK includes a Tandoor mode, alongside other cooking functions.
- For a straightforward 4-litre appliance: The KENT Classic combines a manual temperature knob with a timer and auto cut-off.
Our Take
The best deal depends on how you plan to use the air fryer. A lower price can make a basic model appealing, but capacity matters if you regularly cook for several people. The Philips NA120/00 is a balanced choice for buyers who value a recognised brand and a range of cooking functions. The KENT Classic is the most budget-friendly option among the models with a clearly stated 4-litre capacity, while the Havells Prolife Brio adds a viewing window at a relatively modest price.
For larger households, the Nutricook Slim XL’s 7.6-litre basket is its strongest selling point. The NUUK BRĪSK, meanwhile, is more distinctive for its Indian cooking presets and ceramic cooking surface. Cookwell’s offer is tempting on price, but the missing capacity, power and warranty details make it harder to compare directly with the other models.
Before buying, check the current selling price, warranty terms and replacement-basket or filter availability where applicable. Air fryers can reduce the amount of oil used in some recipes, but results vary by food and preparation method; they are not a guarantee that every meal will be healthier.
