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Air fryers have become a game-changing kitchen appliance, leading to viral air fryer recipes, best-selling books from the likes of Jamie Oliver and Steph De Sousa and plenty of rave reviews from customers. The best air fryers in Australia make it easy to cook delicious meals with less oil, often in less time than with traditional appliances. They can also be more energy efficient, potentially saving you money on bills – and money on buying one during EOFY sales.
“Air fryer technology has changed the way we create crispy and crunchy recipes in our homes. Since being introduced to the market, air fryers have become a must-have appliance for the kitchen,” category expert Tania Grillinzoni from The Good Guys told the Better Homes and Gardens team.
In fact, there are upwards of 100,000 Google searches for “air fryer” in Australia every month. There’s also a huge range of air fryers on the market, from compact models ideal for small kitchens (or caravans) to impressive appliances that can cook a whole family meal, and even new models designed to be ultra quiet, like the Tefal Easy Fry Silence Essential.
To help you choose one that’s ideal for your kitchen, here we have selected the best air fryers in Australia based on features including cooking modes and times, capacity, design, warranty details and customer reviews – including some air fryers on sale now. We’ve also got details about what to consider when you’re shopping for an air fryer.
2025’s top air fryers
- Ninja XXXL Flex Drawer Air Fryer, $295, Amazon (here’s why)
- Philips 2000 Series Air Fryer 4.2L, $87 (usually $179), Amazon (here’s why)
- Tefal Easy Fry Silence Essential Air Fryer, $149.95 (usually $269.95), Tefal (here’s why)
The Best Air Fryers Australia 2025
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Ninja XXXL Flex Drawer Air Fryer
from $295, Amazon
Best for: versatile air fryer cooking
With a massive 10.4L capacity, the Ninja XXXL Flex Drawer Air Fryer stands out as a larger air fryer that also offers versatile cooking functions. You can set it up as one Mega Zone drawer to cook large meals, or add a divider to create dual zones to separate what your cooking and still have it all ready at the same time.
“So easy to use,” one Australian customer shared in a five star review on Amazon, where it has an average of 4.6 stars from over 60 global reviews. “I like that it has the option of using either one side or both or take out the divider and you have a large area. The function that allows you to pre set both baskets separately so all cooking finishes at the same time is brilliant.”
It also has an impressive 4.8-star average from over 3000 customers on the Ninja website, where one customer said: “I haven’t used my oven since purchasing this airfryer. I plugged it into a smart plug too so I can track the exact electrical usage too. Wow, really saving time on cooking and money too.”
Key features:
- Air fryer with single and dual zone functionality
- 10.4L capacity
- 7 preset smart cooking programs: Max Crisp, Air Fry, Air Roast, Reheat, Dehydrate, Proof and Bake.
- Dishwasher safe removable parts
- 2 year warranty
Also available at:
- $299 (usually $399) at Ninja
02
Philips 2000 Series Air Fryer 4.2L
from $87 (usually $179) Amazon
Best for: saving space
This best-selling air fryer (it was #1 on Amazon when we checked) has a sleek design that includes a viewing window and touch screen with pre-set functions so you can get cooking at the press of a button. It’s 4.2L design also makes it compact enough to suit kitchens and bench tops both big and small.
“A perfect size for the two of us in our caravan. Cooks to perfection,” one Australian customer said in a 5-star review on Amazon, where it has a 4.6-star average from over 75 customers. It also has a combined total of over 410 customer reviews for 5-stars on The Good Guys, Myer and Bing Lee.
“Such a great size for the bench top. It fits more than you’d expect. I love the viewing window so I can keep an eye on my food. A great little machine,” a customer on Myer said.
Key features:
- Air fryer with RapidAir Technology
- 4.2L capacity and compact design
- Up to 13 functions including air frying, baking, grilling, reheating, defrosting and dehydrating
- Access to over 1400 verified recipes with HomeID App
- Dishwasher safe removable parts
- 2 year warranty
Also available at:
- $99 (usually $149) from The Good Guys
- $99 (usually $179) from Myer
- $97 (usually $149) from Bing Lee
03
Tefal Easy Fry Silence Essential Air Fryer 5L
from $149.95 (usually $269.95), Tefal
Best for: a quiet air fryer
Launched in April 2025, Tefal’s exclusive Silent Technology means this air fryer can make it easier to talk (or just hear yourself) when it’s in use. It recorded sound of just 48dB when tested in air fry mode for cooking french fries, which is around the same level as a quiet conversation.
To put this in perspective a bit more, normal conversation is around 60dB and a vacuum cleaner can be around 75dB according to data from Australian building, construction and property consultancy specialist Safe Environments.
While it may be quiet to use, the cooking results can also speak for themselves, with features including 10 preset programs, temperatures from 40°C to 220°C and an intuitive touch screen. Testing has also shown that it uses 70% less energy and cooks twice as fast as traditional ovens.
Key features:
- 5L capacity
- Very quiet, with noise levels under 50dB
- 10 cooking programs: french fries, chicken nuggets, bacon, prawns, roast chicken, pizza, steak, vegetables, fish and cake
- High-precision temperature control from 40°C to 220°C
- Dishwasher safe removable parts
- 1 year warranty
Also available at:
- $149 (usually $269.95) from Myer
02
Kitchen Couture 12L digital air fryer
from $129 at Amazon
Best for: large capacity air fryer cooking
The Kitchen Couture digital air fryer has an advanced digital touchscreen menu, 12L capacity and a detachable basket design for easy cooking and cleanup. Its sleek stainless steel finish also makes it a functionally stylish addition to your countertop.
“Cooked the best pork belly! Nice crackle and kept the meat nice and juicy. Other than the pork I have only done the basics but it does a good job and easy to clean,” one customer wrote in a five star review on the Myer website, where it has an average rating of 4.7 stars from over 515 reviews.
“I’ve made cakes and cupcakes in it and they have turned out beautifully. I’ve owned a few air fryers and this is the best by far,” another customer shared in a five star review from January 2025.
Key features:
- Advanced air circulating technology
- 12 litre capacity
- 9 one-touch pre-set cooking programs
- Removable oil-drainer
- LED digital touchscreen display
- 60-minute digital timer and automatic shut-off function
- 1 year warranty
Also available at:
05
Breville the Smart Oven Air Fryer
from $579, Breville
Best for: energy efficient cooking
This air fryer does double duty as an oven, with 10 cooking modes including air frying, roasting, grilling, toasting and slow cook mode. It also uses up to 35% less energy compared to a built-in oven, with dual-speed convection also meaning food cooks faster. As a smart air fryer (and oven), it also built-in technology to create the ideal cooking environment, with algorithms for a range of different cooking techniques.
“We have had this oven for approximately three and half years and has never missed a beat. We use this as the main oven daily since the time we had purchased this. Very quick cook times and efficient,” one customer shared in a five star review on the Breville website, where it has an average rating of 4.6 stars from over 750 reviews.
Key features:
- Air fryer and oven capabilities
- 22L capacity
- 10 cooking functions: Air fry, Bake, Toast (6 slices), Crumpet, Grill, Roast, Warm, Pizza, Reheat and Slow Cook
- Element iQ System and PID temperature precision for smart cooking and energy efficiency
- Includes air fryer basket, roasting pan and free recipe book on the Breville website
- 2 year warranty
Also available at:
- $499 (usually $629) from Amazon
- $499 from The Good Guys (black stainless steel model)
- $576.99 (usually $629) from House
06
Ninja Dual Zone Air Fryer
from $195, Amazon
Best for: fast dinners
With a generous 7.6L capacity across two drawers, the Ninja Foodi Dual Zone air fryer is made for large households and entertainers. This air fryer features six different cooking modes; Max Crisp, Air Fry, Roast, Reheat, Dehydrate and Bake, to suit whatever you may be cooking up. You can use the two baskets to cook different parts of the same dish – such as chicken in one and chips or veggies in another – and sync them so they’re ready to serve at the same time.
This model is also popular with customers – it was the number one best seller for Air Fryers on Amazon at the time of writing, with an average rating of 4.7 stars from over 13,645 global customer ratings.
“Exceptional product. Super easy to use and can fit food for 3 to 4 people. Not many parts so it’s easy to clean and the noise level is not too bad. I’m very happy with this air fryer,” one Australian customer shared in a five star review.
Key features:
- 2 independent cooking drawers
- 7.6L capacity (two 3.8L drawers)
- 6 different cooking modes
- Intelligent sync setting
- 2 year warranty
Also available at:
- $199.99 (usually $249.99) from Ninja
- $199 from The Good Guys
- $275 (usually $449) from Myer
07
Baccarat The Healthy Fry 9L air fryer
from $179.99 (usually $359.99), House
Best for: quick and easy cooking
This Baccarat air fryer has a generous 9L maximum capacity drawer, which is big enough to roast a whole chicken or even bake a cake (and there’s a dedicated setting for that). The LED display has pictures for each of the 10 settings, as well as temperature and time controls so you can adjust it as needed.
Customers who’ve reviewed this air fryer often mention how easy it is to use, as well as how fast it cooks food.
“Absolutely amazing air fryer. So happy with this product. Easy to use and easy to clean,” one customer shared in a 5-star review on House, where it has a 4.4-star average rating from over 256 reviews.
“We use this air fryer on most days and it never fails. The size of it is perfect for our family of 5 and cleaning it is a breeze. Highly recommend this product and it looks great too,” another customer shared.
Key features:
- 1.2L capacity
- 8 pre-set menus including chips, steak, drumsticks, spring rolls and baking
- Adjustable temperature controls from between 80°C-200°C and time from 1-30 minutes
- Cool touch handle and overheat protection
- Non-stick coated drawer
- 12 month warranty
08
Tefal Easy Fry and Grill Deluxe Air Fryer
from $149 (usually $349), Myer
Best for: ease of use and cleaning
This air fryer from Tefal has a 4.2L capacity suitable for families, as well as 8 automatic programs, an intuitive digital control panel and a convenient timer. As well as air fryer functions, it comes with a die-cast aluminium ridged tray for grilling and can be used as a dehydrator. It’s also easy to clean, including dishwasher-safe parts.
“Great little unit. Upgraded from a smaller one, now this cooks enough chips for the whole family. Also cooks sausages [quickly] and easily. Looks good too,” one customer shared in a five star review on the Myer website, where it has an average rating of 4.8 stars from over 220 reviews.
Key features:
- Air fryer and grill two-in-one appliance
- 4.2L capacity
- 8 pre-set programs for cooking fries, nuggets, roasted chicken, pizza, meat, fish, vegetables, dessert
- Adjustable temperature range of 80 to 200 degrees
- 60-minute digital timer and auto alert
- 1 year warranty
Also available at:
- $119 (usually $149) at Big W
- $158 (usually $350) at Appliances Online
09
Instant Pot Vortex mini air fryer
from $123.99, Amazon
Best for: air fryer snacks
With an average of 4.8 out of 5 stars from over 250 ratings on Amazon, the Instant Pot Vortex mini air fryer is ideal for side dishes or snacks. Featuring EvenCrisp technology, you can air fry crispy fries, chicken, onion rings and even cupcakes and cinnamon rolls – just to name a few. It comes in black, white or a daring red for those who want an air fryer that doubles as a statement countertop piece.
“Very modern interface, simple. Most of all compact, nice squarish shape for getting more organised with other objects. I have it in my caravan. Does a great job of air frying too,” one Australian customer shared in a five star review on Amazon.
Key features:
- Compact design perfect for small spaces
- 2L capacity
- Four preset smart cooking programs to choose from
- Bright touchscreen display
- 1 year warranty
Also available at:
- $75 (black model) at Big W
10
Philips Essential Air Fryer 4.1L
from $152.99 Amazon
Best for: simplicity
The Philips Essential Air Fryer is a simple but effective model that doesn’t take up too much bench space and can still cook around 3-4 servings at a time (depending on what you’re making). This makes it suited to smaller households, or even camper vans. It has adjustable time and temperature dials that are simple to use – so all you need is some air fryer recipes to start your cooking adventures.
It’s also a low cost air fryer compared to most other models on the list, and a best-seller on Amazon (ranked number 1 when we checked), where it has an average of 4.6 stars from over 1265 ratings.
“This white air fryer is a game-changer. The dishwasher-safe tray and compact design make it a breeze to clean and store. Its versatility has surprised me – I’ve cooked full roast dinners and kid-friendly favorites like chicken nuggets with ease. The intuitive dials and quiet operation are bonuses. It’s stylish, efficient, and gets daily use in our household,” one Australian customer shared in a five star review.
Key features:
- Air fryer with RapidAir Technology
- 4.1L capacity and compact design
- Up to 12 functions including air frying, baking, grilling and reheating
- Access to hundreds of verified recipes with HomeID App
- Dishwasher safe removable parts
- 2 year warranty
Also available at:
- $212.99 at eBay (new from K-Store Sydney)
Is an air fryer worth it?
Air fryers aren’t essential for every kitchen but they can be incredibly convenient and valuable if you regularly cook chips, chicken, other meat or typically crispy food. As well as potentially reducing the amount of oils and fats you cook with, they can save time and lower energy costs.
The different sizes available also mean you can choose a model to suit your kitchen space – or even a motor home. Sleek designs also leave it up to you whether you want to keep your air fryer on your kitchen benchtop or store it after every use.
“Air fryers are convenient because they work as a benchtop appliance, so when you are finished with them, they can be easily stored away in the cupboard for next time. There is no need to have special cabinetry made to incorporate your air fryer into the kitchen,” The Good Guys category expert Tania Grillinzoni told the Better Homes and Gardens team.
Most models also have a range of cooking modes, and the air fryer recipes out there cover everything from delicious dinners to delectable cakes and other desserts.
So ultimately an air fryer could be worth it if you think you’ll use it, but if you’re happy cooking with the appliances you already own, you might not want or need one.
What is the best air fryer in Australia?
There isn’t just one air fryer that’s best for everyone but thinking about what you want from an air fryer can help you get the right one for your home. That includes considering what you want to cook with it, the different sizes available and how much guidance or inspiration you want (i.e. would you use a free recipe app?).
Size and capacity
Air fryers are compact and work as mini turbo-charged convection ovens. The first step is to find the right size and capacity for your cooking needs.
“Air fryers consist of a basket to place the food in. The bigger the basket, the more you can cook at once. With smaller air fryers, you would easily be able to roast a cut of meat. Whereas a larger air fryer allows for more space to add vegetables into the basket to cook at the same time,” explains Grillinzoni.
- 0.5L – 2L is suited to a single person household
- 2L – 4L is suited to couples or small families
- 4L – 6L is ideal for families of 3-5 people
Keep in mind that the actual cooking space might be different to the listed capacity for an air fryer. This is because some manufacturer’s measure the total space inside the air fryer and whatever you put in it needs space around it to cook properly. For example, if you wanted to roast a whole chicken you’d typically need to look at air fryers with a capacity of more than 4L (think closer to 4.5L and upwards). It also depends on the shape of the air fryer and the size of the chicken (or whatever else you’re cooking).
Which brand of air fryer is best?
Ninja, Philips, Tefal and Breville are four of the most popular air fryer brands in Australia, with Google data showing Aussies make an average of 1000-100,000 searches each month for air fryers from these brands. But there are plenty of great air fryers on the market from both best-selling and lesser-known brands, including Instant Pot’s Vortex air fryer brand, Baccarat, and Sunbeam.
So although the brand could help you choose an air fryer, it’s just as important to consider the air fryer’s different features, including cooking modes, size and other details like the warranty and price.
How to clean an air fryer
If you’re not a fan of the cleaning up after making a feast, the good news is that air fryers are known for their ease of cleaning up.
“Unlike deep fryers or convectional ovens, after use you can simply allow to cool, remove the basket and wipe down with a sponge, or hand wash if you choose to, and you’re ready to start cooking again.”
A lot of air fryers also have dishwasher-safe removable parts, which makes it even easier.
What can’t be cooked in air fryer?
Anything close to liquid, melty cheese or over-seasoned items won’t fare well, as they’ll likely end up oozing through the air fryer baskets and cause a whole lot of mess. Frozen items? Big yes. Soups, stews and broths? Probably not, although you can get air fryer accessories that make cooking different recipes a lot easier (and less messy).
It’s worth noting the list of things that can’t be cooked in an air fryer is generally outweighed by the list of things that can – brownies, bacon, toast! – but there are certain items that aren’t recommended for cooking in an air fryer.
Where should air fryers not be placed?
Generally speaking, it’s not a good idea to place your air fryer on any wooden surfaces, in unventilated areas or in close proximity to water sources. This also includes putting it too close to anything that’s potentially flammable, other appliances, on the stove area or sitting too close to a power outlet.
How we select the best air fryers on this list
The Better Homes & Gardens team has collectively assessed and tried a wide selection of air fryers to develop a clear set of criteria for our top picks. We regularly research the range of air fryers on the market, then narrow it down to models available with our partners and consider the following criteria:
- Performance and related features, such as the number of cooking programs
- Efficiency, including speed to heat up and heat settings
- Design and size, including capacity
- Warranty coverage and maintenance, including washing options
- Reviews, including our own hands-on experiences when possible
- Other notable features or elements, such as different functions and noise levels
We also consider different price-points, sales and availability of stock to help ensure you can get an electric blanket that suits you.
Looking to save on an air fryer? Check out our discount codes and deals from stores like Myer, The Good Guys and Target.
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