Tefal Easy Fry Max Digital Air Fryer, 5L, 10in1, Uses No Oil, Air Fry, Extra Crisp, Roast, Bake, Reheat, Dehydrate, 6 Portions, Non-Stick, Dishwasher Safe Baskets, Black EY245840

4 reviews for Tefal Easy Fry Max Digital Air Fryer, 5L, 10in1, Uses No Oil, Air Fry, Extra Crisp, Roast, Bake, Reheat, Dehydrate, 6 Portions, Non-Stick, Dishwasher Safe Baskets, Black EY245840

1. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Felix Phipps – December 11, 2024

   I recently invested in the Tefal Air Fryer, and it has completely revolutionized my cooking experience. This versatile appliance, with its impressive 10-in-1 functions, has earned a solid 5-star rating from me, and here’s why:

   Efficient Cooking with Little Oil:
   The Tefal Air Fryer has become my go-to kitchen companion for guilt-free indulgence. With its ability to cook with minimal oil, it delivers irresistibly crispy and delicious results without compromising on flavor. Say goodbye to excess oil and hello to a healthier, tastier way of enjoying your favorite dishes.

   Spacious Capacity:
   The generous capacity is perfect for cooking larger batches, making it an ideal choice for family meals or entertaining guests. The spacious interior ensures that each serving is cooked to perfection, maintaining that delightful crispiness that we all love.

   10-in-1 Versatility:
   This air fryer truly lives up to its promise of being a multi-functional kitchen powerhouse. From air frying and roasting to baking and grilling, it offers an impressive array of cooking options. It has quickly become the Swiss Army knife of my kitchen, saving me time and effort in preparing a variety of meals.

   User-Friendly Interface:
   Navigating the Tefal Air Fryer is a breeze, thanks to its user-friendly interface. The intuitive controls and digital display make it easy to set the desired temperature and cooking time, ensuring foolproof results every time. Whether you’re a seasoned chef or a kitchen novice, this appliance is designed to accommodate all skill levels.

   Easy to Clean:
   Cleaning up after cooking is a breeze with the Tefal Air Fryer. The removable parts are dishwasher-safe, and the non-stick coating makes wiping away any residue a quick and simple task. It’s a time-saver both in and out of the kitchen.

   In conclusion, the Tefal Air Fryer has exceeded my expectations, earning a well-deserved 5-star rating. If you’re looking to elevate your cooking game while embracing a healthier lifestyle, this appliance is a must-have. It’s reliable, versatile, and delivers on its promise of delicious, crispy perfection with every use. Highly recommended!

2. 

   Rated 4 out of 5

   Jack – December 11, 2024

   Note this review is for the 5L Digital Air Fryer

   This has been my first ever experience with an air fryer and it has been brilliant. As someone who avoids cooking, it’s great being able to throw stuff into this and have it cook quickly without the need to preheat.

   There is ample space in the drawer and it is pretty easy to keep clean. The interface is responsive and, although I probably couldn’t name what all the pictures are, it offers a variety of settings (albeit they seem to just be heat/time presets).

   For the price, this air fryer looks pretty sleek and is probably the nicest thing in my kitchen – I am a bit nervous about the piano black plastic on the top, however. For some reason, Tefal decided that the area where you interact with the air fryer should be made out of the most fingerprint-magnet-easy-to-scratch material known to man. Either you don’t wipe it and leave it covered in fingerprints, or you do wipe it and pray that you haven’t covered the thing in 500 microscratches.

   Overall, I’m pretty happy with my purchase and it’s only a minor gripe that I have with the design.

3. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Linda – January 16, 2025

   Cooks well. Great quality. Easy to clean and easy to operate

4. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   CB – February 13, 2025

   I know a lot of reviews people struggled a bit with the symbols but I didn’t find them too bad, managed to navigate my way around the menu and how to set the timer for whatever time I wanted, so reading the instruction manual does help work out 1 Bitton selects what you’re cooking and the other is the timer so it’s all straightforward.

   For the size etc I’m glad I bought it during the sales, it’s a decent fryer if you want to have a go but you’re not 100% committed to having one, so around £50 I felt was a decent price. Only issue I have is my partner prefers bigger meals so I can cook for example chicken Kiev and enough chips for me, but for him I had to a 2nd lot of chips but, if we get enough use put of this one then we could look at getting a bigger one in the future.

   I like this one because it’s pretty basic so I don’t feel I’ve over spent on a product I’m not completely confident I want, people at work raved about having one so I thought I’d give it a go. I’ve found plenty of things I can cook in it and it saves time, sort of, when cooking dinner. It holds enough to make a decent sized meal and it cooks everything fine, any errors so far have been on our part experimenting with different food/timings/etc. It also doesn’t take up too much space, we have limited counter space, and it’s light so I’m not put off by the idea of having to pick it up off a shelf to use it. I need to play around with it more and cook more food in it before I decide whether upgrading is a good idea, although I’ve seen some more expensive ones with about the same amount of drawer space so I might just stick to this one.

   Certainly helps if I’m cooking a few things, our gas oven doesn’t disperse the heat evenly so cooking 2 lots of the same thing at once is very helpful.

   When it’s cooking I don’t think it’s that loud but the beeping every time you press a button is loud and annoying, it’s like it’s not sure I’m aware I pressed anything so it’s yelling at me to reassure me I have pressed the button 5 times and didn’t miss once! I get it’s a touchscreen and all but if I can manage my phone without the beeping I can manage an air fryer.

   Washing up is easy, the tray comes out, although I knocked the rubber stopper on the side where the handle is and it won’t sit back in place so I have to tilt it towards me to get the stopper to sit where it’s meant to and the slot the tray in without moving it. Bit annoying but easy to do.

   I’d recommend this air fryer if you only have 1-2 people to cook for and I’d wait until it’s on sale if you want to buy it as a starter/tester fryer before you decide whether to move on to more expensive, complicated air fryers. It’s good but I think for what it is £120 (I think) was more than I was willing to pay to be honest.