Tower T17039RGB Xpress Pro 5-in-1 Digital Air Fryer Oven with Rapid Air Circulation, 60-Minute Timer, 11L, 2000W, Black & Rose Gold

This airfryer has been one of my best purchases from Amazon. Having previously owned a Tower airfryer, I decided to stick with the same brand for an upgrade, and I’m really glad I did. We did compare this model with similar offerings from brands like Ninja and Tefal, but Tower stood out for offering the best value for money and, in my experience, great durability.The cooking times are spot on, and if you need to adjust, you can easily change the time and temperature with just a touch of a button. It’s incredibly user-friendly.Though the airfryer isn't too bulky, it has a surprisingly spacious interior, enough for most of my cooking needs. It’s also lightweight and easy to handle, making it a breeze to move around.I love that it comes with a variety of accessories, and while I haven’t yet tried out the rotisserie function, the included mittens have already proven to be very handy. Cleaning is also simple—disassembling the door makes it easy to reach all the parts.One of my favorite features is the interior light, which lets you monitor your food as it cooks without having to open the door.Overall, this Tower airfryer is a great buy, combining functionality, ease of use, and great features. Highly recommended!

Bought as a Black Friday deal at only £60, I'll admit I had reservations about quality/versatility of a product at that price point. Turns out my reservations were totally unfounded.I'd been wanting an air fryer for ages, and this fitted the bill perfectly, since it has the door as opposed to a drawer - being in a wheelchair, that makes it infinitely more user friendly access-wise. Controls are easy to use and intuitive - I've not even used the presets, it's just that simple. The images are quite deceptive as to size, it's very roomy (I can cook a whole garlic baguette in there).I've experimented for 7 days solid with basics like sausages, through to chargrilled vegetables, steaks, poached salmon, cheese & ham toasties and all manner of ready meals - all have come out beautifully. The crispness on things like onion bhaji is world beating! Tastes are very much improved as you can tell items are less fatty.While taking the front door off to clean it can be fiddly at first, to be honest you don't even need to in order to get it sparkly after cooking. The energy cost vs. conventional oven is markedly less (I cooked identical items in both and monitored on smart meter) and the heat up/cool down is significantly quicker. Having a light is a blessing, so you don't end up having to crack it open halfway through and muck up the cooking temperature.Have used the rotisserie accessory for a small beef joint, which came out really succulent medium rare after 45 minutes at 190° plus it eliminated the need for basting.I highly recommend getting the available accessories from Tower - I've used the chip basket that sits on the rotisserie (though the locking catch on that needs a rethink!) and the grilling plate for steaks. The multi skewer rotor for kebabs is a glorious addition! They're not the cheapest but they're very useful. Alternatively non-branded ones are available on Amazon and the measurements are exactly the same as the official ones.Closing off an embarrassingly long review, at the price I paid this is a steal. There's super-posh pricier models with all the bells & whistles, but as an entry level airfryer, it's unmissable for less then £100. I won't be going back to a conventional oven.

I purchased this for a friends house worming party, and she absolutely loves it. She now cooks everything in it, including a whole chicken. Gone is the need for an oven 😀

When deciding on a air fryer I was torn between oven over basket type. I was looking at this model for about a year but I wasn't convinced in getting a air fryer. So when black Friday came about it was on a good deal so it was a no brainer and if I found that it wasn't for me then I hadn't wasted money on a more up-to-date air fryer. So glad I purchased it as I really don't use my main oven anymore. I live on my own and it's good for 1 to 2 people. Comes with so many extra items only down side is I had to purchase the frying basket separately. It cooks really well, you can even cook a medium size pizza without cutting it in half. You can even cook a English fried breakfast all at once. Super easy to keep clean plus you can see the cooking process with a integrated light so you don't have to keep pausing to check the cooking process unlike the majority of basket type air fryers. Yes there are other air fryer ovens on the market but you have to remember this model has been out for over a year so doesn't have some of the more advanced features. In summary it's a great little oven that still packs at punch and hasn't disappointed me yet and I save money on energy bills

The media could not be loaded. Excellent value for money - I've even bought one for my mum! I really like how it's got multiple shelves so you can spread out your food. No need to pre heat. Lots of different settings. Easy to install and use. Can vary temperature and time. Very quiet. I would recommend switching the shelves around during cooking or else the lower shelf doesn't cook as well. However if you are cooking several items that require different temperatures the lower shelves are perfect for a cooler temperature than the top shelf. I hardly ever use my oven now and saves so much on electricity and time - food cooks quicker and no need to preheat! Any food that requires warming up in an oven or frying on a hob be used in the air fryer. I haven't used the rotisserie.