Air fryers

Buying an airfryer is the fastest route to crispy food without a pan full of oil: hot air circulates around the dish, making fries, vegetables, and meat crunchy with barely any fat. At Strex, you will find a 10-litre dual XXL airfryer with 2500 watts of power — designed for households that want to prepare a complete meal all at once, without waiting between courses.

Which capacity suits your household?

Capacity is the first thing you look at. Too small means cooking in batches; too big is rarely a problem, as a large drawer does not need to be full.

Honest advice: if you live alone in a studio with a small countertop, a compact model sometimes makes more sense. For families, batch cooking, and guests, an XXL airfryer is well worth the investment — a whole chicken or two baking sheets of fries fit in effortlessly. If you mainly prepare stews that simmer for hours, consider a slow cooker as an addition.

Why a dual airfryer?

A dual airfryer has two separate drawers that you set independently. Fries at 200 °C in one zone, chicken breast at 180 °C in the other — and both are ready at the same time. This is the practical difference that most stores don't explain: with a single basket, you cook one thing after another, causing the first dish to get cold while the second is still cooking. With two zones totaling 10 litres, you can put a full evening meal on the table in one session.

What should you look for when choosing?

• ✔ Power — 2000-2500 watts means reaching temperature quickly and even cooking
• ✔ Capacity — see the table above; if in doubt, choose larger
• ✔ Temperature range — 50 to 200 °C covers everything from defrosting to grilling
• ✔ Cleaning — removable non-stick drawers save time every day
• ✔ Warranty — 2 years standard on every device at Strex

How much power does an airfryer consume?

At full power, a 2500-watt device consumes a maximum of about 0.8 kWh per 20 minutes — in practice less, as the heating element is not constantly on. Compared to a large oven, an airfryer is generally more efficient: the cooking space is smaller and heating up takes 2-3 minutes instead of fifteen. For quick lunches alongside the airfryer, a sandwich toaster is a logical neighbor on the countertop, and you can find more appliances in our kitchen collection.

Frequently asked questions

What airfryer capacity do I need?

For 1-2 people, 3-4 litres is sufficient; for 3-4 people, 5-6 litres is comfortable; and for 5+ people or meal prep, choose 8 litres or more. A 10-litre dual airfryer offers the most flexibility: small portions in one drawer, complete meals in two.

Is an airfryer more efficient than an oven?

Usually, yes. An airfryer heats up in 2-3 minutes and heats a much smaller space than an oven, making the total preparation time and power consumption lower. The difference on the energy bill is especially noticeable with smaller portions and daily use.

What can you make in an airfryer?

Much more than fries: roasting vegetables, cooking chicken and fish, baking bread, and even defrosting at a low temperature. With a range of 50 to 200 °C, an airfryer replaces both the oven and the deep fryer for most daily dishes.

What is the benefit of a dual airfryer?

You prepare two dishes at the same time at different temperatures, and both are ready at the same moment. No cold fries while the chicken is still cooking. For families and anyone wanting to serve a complete meal all at once, this is the greatest daily convenience.

Check out the Strex dual XXL airfryer and bring fast, crispy, and healthier cooking into your home.

Want to know more? Read our article "Airfryer or oven: which is more efficient?".