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Well, more compact than I expected given its functions, more compact then the two tools it is replacing; easy enough to operate once you get used to it; easy to clean but easy to forget to include the splatter guard when cleaning. Copes well for 2 people, which is what I got it for, but it might be a bit tight for 4 (it'll take the food for 4 but I'd wonder whether it'd cook so well with food crowded) Overall, however, it meets or exceeds my expectations, although I haven't needed/used the air fry function yet. The temperature probe is really useful. I'm very happy with it and there seems to be no downside to getting a refurbished model, which is a lot cheaper.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Refurbished
dont like this as much as I thought I would the most glaring defect is the health grill you cook sausages on it it takes the fat out of the sausages but because the grill is on a slant the sausages end up in the chanel where the fat goes how can that be correct the best bit is the flat plate easy to use very quick easy to clean the grill is hard to clean splater guard is very hard to clean air fryer is ok but no better than my cossori and it was nothing like the price of this
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
The Foodi Max Pro will set you back the princely arrived £199 £250 £300.depending were you buy from However, that substantial outlay gets you a whole host of really useful features and functions. There are three interchangeable plates – the classic grill, a flat plate and an air fryer basket – as well as a probe thermometer for meat. All of the cooking plates are non-stick, removable and dishwasher-safe, and there’s also a removable splatter guard inside to protect the heating element from mess.You can choose from seven preset cooking modes: grill, bake, air fry, roast, flat plate, dehydrate and reheat, and each allows you to manually adjust the cooking time and the temperature accordingly. The result is an appliance that’s suitable for cooking everything from chicken and steak to fry-ups, cake and frozen oven food. Dishes with a high liquid content, such as curry, aren’t on the menu, though. Size is a potential issue for smaller kitchens. At 44.1 x 39.8 x 29.5cm (WDH) with the lid closed, this is by no means a small appliance. It’s as beautiful as it is big, though, with a slick, high-end black and brushed-steel finish and a simple control panel at the front. Pros Incredibly versatile Easy to use and clean Comes with a cooking probe thermometer Cons Very expensive Quite large especially with the lid open Flat plate temperature range could be better Read full review
Verified purchase: No
Was doubtful about this A/F as my first , but its the rolls Royce !!! Bees knees !! And was a reconditioned one so even cheaper, not a mark on it food taste amazing so easy to use wish I had bought one months ago , also does reduce the cooking time win win win 🏆
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Refurbished
Perfect scampi & chips. Quicker than my electric oven and much nicer chip texture. Very easy to clean, but it's huge! I'll need to work up to meats ~ get my confidence up making more chips (just to make sure ;-) ) Next up... pancakes!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Refurbished
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