Secura Air Fryer XL 5.3 Quart 1700-Watt Electric Hot Air Fryers Oven Oil Free Nonstick Cooker w/Additional Accessories, Recipes, BBQ Rack & Skewers for Frying, Roasting, Grilling, Baking (Gold)

I love this air fryer!! You can literally make anything in it and its super quick and easy! You do have to keep in mind that it’s recommended to clean after every use, but its suuuper easy to clean. I’d recommend for anyone whos looking for a perfect air fryer

This air fryer works great. We use it every day. It's perfect for breaded chicken, fries, grilling meat, pizza, and pastries. The controls are mechanical (not digital), and we have had absolutely no issues with them. The company stands behind their product, so we definitely recommend it.

This is my 2nd 1 of these, the other was dropped on a tile floor so not it's fault. The thing that I like about this compared to others is the simple knobs to operate it. Al the digital ones look harder to use and more expensive.

Great sized basket when you need to make family sized portions. Easy clean up and lightweight, so we only have it out when we need it. Does,the job nicely!

This is my third airfryer and the one i'm the most happy with - basket is spacious but the device itself is compact. It's easy to use and cooks amazingly - highly recommend.

I haven't had this air fryer long, yet have cooked "hard-boiled eggs" to perfection, made po' boy sandwiches, and am currently cooking pork chops, which are my first big attempt at a meal. This particular air fryer is only big enough for two large chops at a time, so I let my husband try them out first. He reports they are tender and delicious. Mine are cooking now, with the time set at about 10 minutes longer, since I like most food really well done.I chose this particular brand because I have a hot chocolate frother made by Secura and love it. It was also on sale at a great price, so I wouldn't be out too much money, even if it ended up on a shelf like that pot that is supposed to make everything.This is a fairly big machine, but doesn't have that big of a footprint. I returned one from another brand (my fault, should have measured) because it was too large. Plus, it had no instructions. The Secura comes with instructions that are easy enough and a few basic recipes to get you started. I have since found so many helpful online videos and numerous recipes I want to try. I can't wait to make French fries and onion rings.I would recommend using oven mitts or something else to protect your hands from the heat, since I've already burned a finger today.I like this air fryer so much that I plan to buy a toaster oven style, too. I don't think that Secura makes that type, which is a bit of a disappointment, but maybe they will in the future.So far, I haven't found any cons about this machine. My co-workers both have different brands of air fryers and cook in them daily. I never thought anything could replace my big oven, but this is a real contender.

We have two of these air fryers and love them. We've also given many of them to family and friends as gifts. They do have one quality issue, the safety microswitch, which confirms that the tray is fully inserted, goes bad after a while, most likely due to excessive heat.I searched the internet and found one video on YouTube where someone attempted to diagnose the problem and repair it. They were not successful, but this gave me the confidence to try it myself.Disclaimer: Attempt repairs at your own risk! If you don't know what you're doing, don't try this! Make sure the unit is unplugged and cool before working on it. If you are not handy at repairing things, then best not to try this!!!If you are skilled and confident at doing repairs, then here is what I did. First, gently pry off the two knobs. The lower one was a bit tight, and you need to work your way around gently so as not to break it.Then there are two screws to remove each of the decorative plates for the knobs. Keep the screws together with its plate and remember which plate goes on top and bottom.Then comes the trickiest part: removing the faceplate. The top prongs are held by friction. Pry them up working your way down from the top gently, using care not to crack the faceplate. The lower prongs are just hooked in. Don't try to pry them out! They will break. Once you release the top prongs, you can lift the faceplate up and off vertically. (I got this right on the second one I repaired.)After removing the faceplate you can access the microswitch. It is held by two screws and has two wires attached. These carry 110v so be careful to make sure they are firmly attached to the replacement switch prongs.I got replacement switches online for about $5 each. Be sure to get ones that match the originals as closely as possible. Normally open. I had to squeeze down the connectors on the wires to get them to grip the the terminals on the new switch, because they were thinner than the original switch. Also, be sure the plunger and spring under the microswitch are in correctly in place before screwing the new microswitch in place. Be sure to route the wires back to their original positions before reattaching the faceplate.Then reassemble. First hook the lower prongs of the faceplate in the body, then gently but firmly reinsert the upper prongs starting from the bottom and working your way up, and press down on the faceplate to seat the upper tabs. Then screw the knob trims back in place, press on the two knobs and you're done.Repairing the first one took me a couple of hours and I broke some of the lower tabs of the faceplate, because I worked from the bottom up. The second one took less than 30 minutes in total! It's not bad once you know how. I bought a few extra microswitches to have on hand for future repairs.I guess it's difficult to find switches that can stand up to the heat and function. But it's not so hard to replace them once you know how.Disclaimer: If what I said above doesn't make sense to you, you probably should not attempt this repair. If it does, I hope this is helpful. Again, be careful and make sure it is unplugged and cool before working on it. If you find heat resistant switches, I'd love to know where to buy them!I looked at other air fryer reviews, and many of them had similar complaints. It seems like a design defect for many of them. The safety microswitches are not designed to handle the heat. The replacements are mainly for microwave oven doors, which do not see as much heat.Goid luck!!!

Just what I was looking for!Perfect product.We use it everyday.Highly recommend!

I;ve only had this air fryer for a day but so far I am impressed. It seems like a sturdy and well made unit and the basket has tons of space! I;m glad I chose the larger option out of the 2 Secura models. The UK version has the temperature in celcius which is helpful for folk like me who aren;t really familiar with farenheit.So far I have cooked some scones, double chocolate muffins and some frozen oven chips. Everything was cooked perfectly, even on the underside which my gas oven couldn;t achieve!The pan and insert are easy to clean and the interior part of the main unit just needs a wipe with a hot soapy cloth after use so the whole fryer is very easy to look after. The only thing I have noticed about this air fryer is that the fan sometimes gets a bit noisy. I don;t know if that is normal or just a thing this particular model does.I;m really happy with this air fryer, this brand is not very well known in Europe but gets great reviews in North America so I am hopeful that it will last for a decent amount of time. Its a great option if you don;t want to pay the eye watering price of some of the well known brands - especially if you want a large capacity basket without having to pay an arm and a leg!Edited to add on 19/4/20 : Still madly in love with this air fryer. We now regularly make full sized sponge cakes in 7" tins as well as the usual air fryer fare. It;s easy to clean and cooks food more quickly than my old gas oven used to. Can;t recommend this highly enough.11/09/2022: This air fryer has been such a good purchase, we use it at least 5 times per week and it's still going strong! Can't fault it at all :)

Very happy with the air way it cooks, and very easy to clean it can cook up to 1kg which is good size for 2 hungry people and the price is very reasonable and competitive to other more expensive ones I hope it will last for long time.

I purchased this air fryer as I'd had a smaller model before that I was very pleased with. The non stick coating was very good so I'm hoping this will be the same and it appears to be good quality. It's easy to use with basic controls rather than electronic gismos that can confuse me. I found it better than more expensive air fryers that I've used and its easy to clean.

Really very easy to use , the mechanical timer and temperature controls are simple to adjust. The base pan is large enough to cook an Whole small chicken, crisp and golden brown in under 1 hour with this fanned heating element , which circulates the heat around air fryer without burning the food! YOU need to get used to the faster cooking- process and adjust timings to start with, air on the side of caution and check the food once and/ or at least turn over the food during cooking to be sure it's not burning the food stuff !

Probably the best and most used of all my kitchen appliances. Really versatile - just look at the range of things the air fryer can do by going onto you tube. This one had large basket and unlike my first one it is not a wire mesh. (Which proved to be very awkward to clean). Very pleased, could not do without now!