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Noticed this was on sale on the Myer website but its all out of stock. Their ebay store is still selling them on sale.
Philips Digital XXL Airfryer Black HD9650/93 $419 (Normally $499) @ Myer eBay
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LittleJerry96 on 02/07/2020 - 18:19 ebay.com.au (621 clicks)
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Not been my experience. I had two Philips prior to getting a Kmart one and it has performed equally well for a fraction of the price. Yes, the build quality doesn't appear to be as good, but it has lasted longer than my Philips ones did.
How low have these gone for in the past?
I paid $350 for mine with bonus $50 accessories
Got jb to match Costcoquite a bit lower, but ever since lock down you dont tend to see those kind of discounts anymore.
Can’t speak to Kogan, but I couldn’t be happier with the cheap kmart ones. Check the models on product review - reliability and user satisfaction seem great - https://www.productreview.com.au/listings/kmart-air-fryer
im sure in terms of performance/price Kmart will probably win out. Odd that Choice rates the anko (Kmart) air fryer so poorly though.
Trying to search but not ultra clear what the difference is between this and the HD9861/99.
Want to surrender to the hype. Hard to buy. Dirt cheap option people swear by Kmart (though no stock at local store last I looked) anything up to $600.
The various models seem so similar.
One left in stock?
Says 9 available when I click the link
I don’t think the technology is that hi tech in these machines. Kind of like paying $20 or $150 for a kettle.
I own a Phillips but would probably be happy with the Kmart one. Main criteria are size, ease of use and ease of cleaning (dishwasher safe tray and basket). The Phillips one has all this, but maybe the cheaper ones do too.
It is digital cooking vs Analog cooking 😀
I bought one of these and Worth every dollar.
A friend has bought Kmart and Kogan brands and cheap quality.
Save yourself the headache of returning those inferior products like he did.
A poor man pays twice.