Top 15 Air Fryer Brands in India (2026)

Air fryers have gone from a novelty to a kitchen staple in India, and the choice has never been wider: the company that invented the air fryer, India's oldest kitchen brands, digital-first value names, and global multicooker makers. This guide profiles fifteen air fryer brands sold in India — who owns them, where they come from, what each one is known for, and who it suits best.

This is an editorial selection, not an official ranking. The order below is not a league table, and we have not used sales figures or market shares to arrange it. Air fryers here cover basket fryers, oven-style fryers and dual-basket models, because several brands in this guide sell mainly oven-style models in India. Use the profiles to shortlist two or three brands, then check the capacity and the warranty before you pay.

Basket, Oven and Dual-Basket: What the Types Mean

Basket air fryers are the classic shape: a drawer with a basket that slides out, best for one batch of fries, pakoras or chicken. They suit singles, couples and small families, and most models hold two to five litres. Oven-style air fryers are taller, with shelves, a rotisserie and a glass door, and suit large families and whole chickens.

Dual-basket models have two independent baskets, so you can cook fries and chicken at different temperatures at the same time. They need more counter space and power, but they save a second round of cooking. If you cook for four or more people every day, a dual-basket or oven-style model is worth the extra space.

Capacity is the number that matters most, and makers measure it differently, so treat it as a guide, not a guarantee. A 4-litre basket suits two or three people; a 5 or 6-litre basket suits a family of four; a 12-litre oven suits a large family or a party. Claims of using less oil are the makers' own claims, stated as such in this guide.

Quick Answer: The 15 Brands at a Glance

• Philips — the inventor of the air fryer, founded in 1891; HD9200/90 4.1-litre model with Rapid Air Technology.
• Prestige — the Indian kitchen giant, founded in 1955; PAF 6.0, Nutrifry Digital and Multi-Chef All-in-One fryers.
• Havells — the electricals giant, founded in 1958; Prolife Digi, Prolife Crystal and dual-basket Prolife Delicia.
• Bajaj — the Indian consumer-durables name, founded in 1938; AFX 4.2-litre Digital Air Fryer with PowerCrisp Technology.
• Agaro — the digital-first value brand, launched in 2013; Regal 23-litre rotisserie oven and Imperial Dual Basket.
• Usha — the Indian heritage brand, founded in 1934; iChef Smart 4.5-litre fryer and iChef Steam Oven 18-litre model.
• Wonderchef — the chef-endorsed brand, founded in 2009; Platinum Plus Digital 5-litre fryer with a window and light.
• Borosil — the kitchenware name, brand founded in 1962; Best 2.8-litre fryer and Best Digi 6.1-litre model.
• Glen — the chimney-first kitchen brand, founded in 1999; SA 3040 DSS 12-litre oven-style fryer with rotisserie.
• Kent — the water-purifier pioneer, brand launched in 1999; Ultra Digital 4-litre and 12-litre oven-style fryers.
• Lifelong — the digital-first value brand, founded in 2015; LLHFD439 4.2-litre digital fryer and 12-litre oven.
• Crompton — the fan and pump leader, brand in India since 1937; NourisPro DG 4.5-litre and Ameo Edge 5-litre fryers.
• Nutricook — the health-focused brand, founded in 2019; Essential 4.5-litre fryer with a toxin-free ceramic coating.
• Instant Pot — the American multicooker brand, founded in 2009; Vortex 6-litre ClearCook fryer with EvenCrisp Technology.
• Preethi — the South Indian mixer-grinder icon, founded in 1978; Airpot APT001 3.7-litre fryer with Fast Flux Technology.

The Brands in Detail

1. Philips

Philips invented the air fryer, launching the first Airfryer in Berlin in 2010 with its Rapid Air Technology, and the brand has led the Indian market ever since. The air-fryer business is run by Versuni — the former Philips Domestic Appliances arm, sold in 2021 and renamed Versuni in 2023 — which sells Philips-branded air fryers in India under licence. Versuni opened an air-fryer factory in Ahmedabad in January 2024.

The range in India is led by the HD9200/90, a 4.1-litre model with Rapid Air Technology and a maker claim of up to 90% less fat, plus the digital HD9252/90 with seven preset menus and the 7.2-litre connected HD9285/90, which links to the HomeID app. Its even cooking, easy cleaning and trusted name are the draws. Philips suits buyers who want the original air fryer and are willing to pay for it.

• Brand owner: Versuni (Philips brand under licence)
• Founded: 1891, Eindhoven; air fryer invented in 2010
• Known for: HD9200/90, HD9252/90, HD9285/90, Rapid Air Technology
• Best for: the original, most trusted air fryer

Check the price of the Philips HD9200/90 4.1-litre air fryer with Rapid Air Technology on Amazon

2. Prestige

Prestige is the kitchen name most Indian homes already trust, and its air fryers carry that same reputation. The brand belongs to TTK Prestige Ltd, founded in 1955 in Madras, and is headquartered in Bengaluru, with its registered office in Hosur, Tamil Nadu. Prestige is best known as India's pressure-cooker leader, and its cookware, gas stoves and kitchen appliances fill millions of kitchens.

The range in India is led by the PAF 6.0, a compact 2-litre model, the Nutrifry Digital with a 4.5-litre basket and eight preset cooking modes, and the Multi-Chef All-in-One, a 6.5-litre model with a see-through lid and lamp. Its familiar service network, simple controls and honest pricing are the draws. Prestige suits buyers who want a dependable Indian brand with service close to home.

• Brand owner: TTK Prestige Ltd (TTK Group)
• Founded: 1955, Madras (now Chennai)
• Known for: PAF 6.0, Nutrifry Digital, Multi-Chef All-in-One
• Best for: dependable service and simple controls

Check the price of the Prestige Multi-Chef All-in-One 6.5-litre air fryer on Amazon

3. Havells

Havells is one of India's biggest electrical brands, and its Prolife air fryers are built on the same engineering. Havells India Ltd, the flagship of the QRG Group, was founded as a trading business in 1958 and incorporated in 1983, and is headquartered in Noida, Uttar Pradesh. The company makes switchgear, cables, lighting, fans and home appliances.

The range in India is led by the Prolife Digi, a 4-litre model with a patented round basket, the Prolife Crystal, a 5-litre model with eight auto presets and a see-through window, and the dual-basket Prolife Delicia, with 10.5 litres across two baskets. The Air Oven Digi combines an air fryer with an oven. Havells suits buyers who want strong engineering and a wide range of sizes.

• Brand owner: Havells India Ltd (QRG Group)
• Founded: 1958; incorporated 1983
• Known for: Prolife Digi, Prolife Crystal, Prolife Delicia, Air Oven Digi
• Best for: engineering and a wide size range

Check the price of the Havells Air Fryer Air Oven Digi 9-litre model on Amazon

4. Bajaj

Bajaj is one of India's oldest consumer-durables names, and its air fryer follows the same value-first formula. Bajaj Electricals Ltd, part of the Bajaj Group, was founded in 1938 as Radio Lamp Works and is headquartered in Mumbai. The company makes fans, lighting, mixer grinders, irons and kitchen appliances sold across the country.

The range in India is led by the AFX 4.2-litre Digital Air Fryer, with PowerCrisp Technology and 360-degree rapid air circulation for even browning. It is the one Bajaj air-fryer model verified in this guide, and its simple digital controls suit first-time buyers. Bajaj suits buyers who want a familiar Indian brand at a fair price, with service in most towns.

• Brand owner: Bajaj Electricals Ltd (Bajaj Group)
• Founded: 1938, Mumbai, as Radio Lamp Works
• Known for: AFX 4.2L Digital, PowerCrisp Technology
• Best for: first-time buyers on a budget

5. Agaro

Agaro is the digital-first brand that made big air fryers affordable in India. The brand launched in 2013 under Universal Corporation Ltd of Kolkata, founded in 1997, and is headquartered in Kolkata. Agaro sells mainly online, through its own site and marketplaces, and its air fryers are famous for oven-sized capacities at value prices.

The range in India is led by the Regal 23-litre rotisserie convection oven, the Regal Plus 23-litre model with sixteen preset menus, the Royal 14.5-litre oven and the Imperial Dual Basket, with two independent 4.5-litre baskets. Its huge capacities, rotisserie cooking and low prices are the draws. Agaro suits large families and anyone who wants an oven-style air fryer.

• Brand owner: Universal Corporation Ltd, Kolkata
• Founded: Brand 2013; parent company founded 1997
• Known for: Regal 23L, Regal Plus 23L, Royal 14.5L, Imperial Dual Basket
• Best for: large families and oven-style cooking

Check the price of the Agaro Regal 23-litre rotisserie convection air fryer oven on Amazon

6. Usha

Usha is one of India's oldest consumer-durables brands, and its iChef air fryers carry that heritage into modern kitchens. Usha International Ltd, part of the Siddharth Shriram group, was founded in 1934 and is headquartered in Gurugram, Haryana. The company is famous for its sewing machines, fans and water heaters.

The range in India is led by the iChef Smart Air Fryer, a 4.5-litre model with ten functions, ten preset menus, a digital touch panel and a transparent window, plus a manual 4.5-litre version and the 18-litre iChef Steam Oven, which combines air frying with steaming. Its trusted name, clear window and wide functions are the draws. Usha suits buyers who want a familiar brand with modern features.

Measure your counter before you buy. A 5-litre basket fryer needs about the same space as a mixer grinder, but a 12-litre oven-style fryer needs a full shelf to itself — and every air fryer needs a few inches of clear space around it so hot air can escape. Check the height under your wall cabinets too, because the lid or basket must open fully.

— Key takeaway: measure first, buy second.

• Brand owner: Usha International Ltd (Siddharth Shriram group)
• Founded: 1934
• Known for: iChef Smart 4.5L, iChef Steam Oven 18L
• Best for: a trusted name with modern features

Check the price of the Usha iChef 4.5-litre air fryer on Amazon

7. Wonderchef

Wonderchef is the chef-endorsed brand that brought design-led cookware to Indian kitchens. Wonderchef Home Appliances Pvt Ltd was founded in 2009 by Ravi Saxena and Chef Sanjeev Kapoor, and is headquartered in Mumbai. The brand is known for premium cookware, pressure cookers, mixer grinders and smart appliances.

The range in India is led by the Platinum Plus Digital, a 5-litre model with a window, light and seven preset options, the Platinum Manual 5-litre model, the Neo Digital 3.5-litre model and the Evita Digital 6.5-litre model with ten presets. Its good looks, clear windows and chef-backed recipes are the draws. Wonderchef suits buyers who want a stylish fryer for a modern kitchen.

• Brand owner: Wonderchef Home Appliances Pvt Ltd
• Founded: 2009, by Ravi Saxena and Chef Sanjeev Kapoor
• Known for: Platinum Plus Digital 5L, Neo Digital 3.5L, Evita Digital 6.5L
• Best for: stylish design and clear windows

Check the price of the Wonderchef Platinum Plus Digital 5-litre air fryer on Amazon

8. Borosil

Borosil is the kitchenware name behind India's microwavable glass, and its Best air fryers extend that trust to hot-air cooking. Borosil Ltd traces its brand to 1962 and is headquartered in Mumbai. The company is the market leader in laboratory glassware and microwavable kitchenware, and also sells opalware, storage and bottles.

The range in India is led by the Best 2.8-litre model, with QuickFry Technology and a maker claim of 90% less oil, the Best 3.5-litre model, and the digital Best Digi 6.1-litre and 6.5-litre models with preset menus and a chamber light. Its compact sizes, simple controls and trusted name are the draws. Borosil suits small families and first-time buyers.

• Brand owner: Borosil Ltd
• Founded: 1962 (brand)
• Known for: Best 2.8L, Best 3.5L, Best Digi 6.1L, Best Digi 6.5L
• Best for: small families and first-time buyers

Check the price of the Borosil Best 2.8-litre air fryer on Amazon

9. Glen

Glen is the chimney-first brand that expanded into air fryers as Indian kitchens modernised. Glen Appliances Pvt Ltd was founded as a brand in 1999 and incorporated in 2000, and is headquartered in Faridabad, Haryana. The company is best known for kitchen chimneys, built-in hobs and cooking ranges.

The range in India is led by the SA 3040 DSS Digital Air Fryer Oven, a 12-litre model with eight preset functions and a rotisserie, the SA 3042 DBL 6-litre model, the 3047 BL 5.5-litre model and the 3045 Mini, a compact 2-litre fryer. Its oven-style capacities and chimney-brand service are the draws. Glen suits buyers who want a big oven-style fryer from a kitchen specialist.

• Brand owner: Glen Appliances Pvt Ltd
• Founded: Brand 1999; company incorporated 2000
• Known for: SA 3040 DSS 12L, SA 3042 DBL 6L, 3045 Mini 2L
• Best for: big oven-style fryers

Check the price of the Glen SA 3040 DSS 12-litre digital air fryer oven on Amazon

10. Kent

Kent is the water-purifier pioneer that now sells kitchen appliances under its Smart Chef range. KENT RO Systems Ltd launched the Kent brand in 1999 and is headquartered in Noida, Uttar Pradesh. The company pioneered RO water purifiers in India and also makes air purifiers and kitchen appliances.

The range in India is led by the Ultra Digital 4-litre model with six smart preset modes, the Digi Plus 4-litre model, the Ultra Digital 8.5-litre model with twelve preset menus and the 12-litre Ultra Digital Air Fryer Oven. Its preset menus, rapid air technology and wide sizes are the draws. Kent suits buyers who trust the Kent name and want preset cooking.

• Brand owner: KENT RO Systems Ltd
• Founded: 1999 (brand)
• Known for: Ultra Digital 4L, Digi Plus 4L, Ultra Digital 8.5L, Ultra Oven 12L
• Best for: preset cooking and wide sizes

Check the price of the Kent Digi Plus 4-litre air fryer on Amazon

11. Lifelong

Lifelong is the digital-first brand that sells value appliances mainly online. Lifelong Online Retail Pvt Ltd was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Gurugram, Haryana. The company sells kitchen appliances, fitness, grooming and home-improvement products, and air fryers are a core kitchen line.

The range in India is led by the LLHFD439 Digital 4.2-litre model with six presets and a maker claim of up to 90% less oil, the HealthyFry Pro 4.2-litre model, the 12-litre Air Fryer Oven and the 7-litre digital model with twelve cooking modes. Its low prices, simple controls and wide online availability are the draws. Lifelong suits budget buyers shopping online.

• Brand owner: Lifelong Online Retail Pvt Ltd
• Founded: 2015
• Known for: LLHFD439 4.2L, HealthyFry Pro 4.2L, Air Fryer Oven 12L
• Best for: budget online shopping

Check the price of the Lifelong LLHFD439 4.2-litre digital air fryer on Amazon

12. Crompton

Crompton is India's fan and pump leader, and its air fryers are a recent but serious entry. Crompton Greaves Consumer Electricals Ltd traces its brand in India to 1937, with the current listed company formed after a 2016 demerger, and is headquartered in Mumbai. The company also owns the Butterfly brand.

The range in India is led by the NourisPro DG 4.5-litre model with eight Indian preset menus, the Ameo Edge 5-litre model with NutriGuard Technology and ten presets, and the Ameo Pro 5.5-litre model, which the maker claims cooks up to 30% faster. Its Indian recipes, quiet operation and trusted service are the draws. Crompton suits buyers who cook Indian food daily.

• Brand owner: Crompton Greaves Consumer Electricals Ltd
• Founded: 1937 (brand in India)
• Known for: NourisPro DG 4.5L, Ameo Edge 5L, Ameo Pro 5.5L
• Best for: Indian recipes and daily cooking

Check the price of the Crompton Ameo Edge 5-litre digital air fryer on Amazon

13. Nutricook

Nutricook is the health-focused brand from the United Arab Emirates that sells toxin-free air fryers in India. Nutricook is a registered trademark of Caliber Brands, founded in 2019, and its air fryers are imported into India by Frootle India. The brand positions itself around healthy cooking, with ceramic coatings and steam cooking.

The range in India is led by the Air Fryer Essential 4.5-litre model, launched in 2026 with a toxin-free ceramic coating and a clear window, the Slim XL 7.6-litre model, and the Steami X 24-litre oven, which combines real steam with convection cooking. Its ceramic baskets, clear windows and steam functions are the draws. Nutricook suits buyers who want ceramic, not non-stick, coatings.

• Brand owner: Caliber Brands (UAE)
• Founded: 2019
• Known for: Essential 4.5L, Slim XL 7.6L, Steami X 24L
• Best for: toxin-free ceramic coatings

Check the price of the Nutricook Air Fryer Essential 4.5-litre air fryer on Amazon

14. Instant Pot

Instant Pot is the American brand behind the multicooker that changed home cooking, and its Vortex air fryers bring the same idea to hot-air cooking. Instant Pot was founded in 2009 in Ottawa, and the brand is now run by Instant Pot Brands, headquartered in Downers Grove, Illinois, in the United States.

The range in India is led by the Vortex 6-litre ClearCook model, a six-in-one appliance with EvenCrisp Technology, a clear cooking window and a maker claim of 95% less oil, plus the Vortex Plus models for larger families. Its even crisping, clear window and multi-cooker heritage are the draws. Instant Pot suits buyers who already love the brand's multicookers.

• Brand owner: Instant Pot Brands (USA)
• Founded: 2009, Ottawa
• Known for: Vortex 6L ClearCook, Vortex Plus, EvenCrisp Technology
• Best for: even crisping and multicooker fans

Check the price of the Instant Pot Vortex 6 Litre ClearCook air fryer on Amazon

15. Preethi

Preethi is South India's mixer-grinder icon, and its single air fryer carries the same household trust. The brand began as Maya Appliances in Chennai in 1978, took the Preethi name in 1984, and is now owned by Versuni, the Amsterdam-based company that also runs the Philips air-fryer business. Preethi is India's largest-selling mixer-grinder brand.

The range in India is a single model, the Airpot APT001, a 3.7-litre air fryer with Fast Flux Technology, a maker claim of up to 90% less fat, and more than ninety recipes for a family of four or five. Its compact size, simple controls and trusted service network are the draws. Preethi suits South Indian households that already trust the brand.

• Brand owner: Versuni (Maya Appliances, Chennai)
• Founded: 1978; Preethi name from 1984
• Known for: Airpot APT001 3.7L, Fast Flux Technology
• Best for: South Indian households and first-time buyers

Check the price of the Preethi Airpot APT001 3.7-litre air fryer on Amazon

Brand Comparison Table

How to Choose an Air Fryer Brand

Start with the size, not the brand. A 4-litre basket suits two or three people; a 5 or 6-litre basket suits a family of four; a 12-litre oven suits a large family. Measure your counter first, because an oven-style fryer needs a full shelf, and every air fryer needs clear space around it so hot air can escape.

Then decide how you cook. If you make fries, pakoras and tikkas, a basket fryer with preset menus is enough. If you roast whole chickens or bake, an oven-style model with a rotisserie is better. If you cook two dishes at once, a dual-basket model saves time. Preset menus help beginners; manual controls suit confident cooks.

Check the basket and the coating before you compare prices. A ceramic-coated basket suits buyers who avoid non-stick coatings; a transparent window and light let you check food without opening the drawer. Check the wattage too, because a 1500-watt fryer needs a sturdy socket, and a 2000-watt oven needs a 16-amp plug.

Finally, match the brand to your priorities. Philips and Preethi give the most trusted names; Prestige, Bajaj and Usha give Indian service networks; Agaro, Lifelong and Glen give the biggest capacities for the money; Wonderchef and Nutricook give style and ceramic coatings; Crompton gives Indian recipes; Instant Pot gives even crisping; Kent and Borosil give preset cooking in compact sizes.

FAQs

Which is the best air fryer brand in India?

There is no single answer — it depends on your kitchen and your cooking. Philips invented the air fryer; Prestige, Bajaj and Usha give Indian service networks; Agaro and Lifelong give the biggest capacities for the money; Wonderchef and Nutricook give style and ceramic coatings; Crompton gives Indian recipes. This guide is an editorial selection to help you choose, not an official ranking.

What size air fryer should I buy?

Buy a 2 to 4-litre basket fryer if you cook for one or two people, a 4 to 6-litre basket if you cook for a family of four, and an 8-litre or larger oven-style fryer if you cook for a large family or entertain often. Measure your counter first, because oven-style models need a full shelf and clear space around them for hot air to escape.

Do air fryers really use less oil?

Air fryers use hot air instead of a bath of oil, so most foods need only a light spray or brush of oil to crisp. The "up to 90% less oil" figures in this guide are the makers' own claims, not independent tests, and the real saving depends on the food — fries and pakoras save the most, while foods that need oil to brown still need some. Treat the claim as a guide, not a guarantee.

Should I buy a basket fryer or an oven-style fryer?

Buy a basket fryer if you cook small daily batches and want the simplest, cheapest option. Buy an oven-style fryer if you cook for a large family, roast whole chickens, bake, or want a rotisserie. Buy a dual-basket fryer if you cook two dishes at once, such as fries and chicken, at different temperatures. Many buyers start with a basket fryer and add an oven-style model later.

Are ceramic-coated air fryers better?

Ceramic coatings suit buyers who want to avoid PTFE and PFOA non-stick coatings, and they clean well when new. They need gentler cleaning — no metal utensils and no harsh scrubbing — and they can lose their non-stick surface faster than traditional coatings if they are overheated. Nutricook leads on ceramic coatings in this guide; check the maker's care instructions before you buy.

Why does this guide not list prices?

Air fryer prices vary by city, retailer and season, and change too often for a guide to stay accurate. We link to Amazon India for the brands sold there so you can see the current price before buying.

Conclusion

India's air fryer shelf rewards a careful buyer. Start with the size your family needs — a 4-litre basket for two or three people, a 5 or 6-litre basket for a family of four, a 12-litre oven for a large family — then decide how you cook, check the basket and the coating, and choose the brand that matches your priorities.

Philips or Preethi give the most trusted names; Prestige, Bajaj or Usha give Indian service; Agaro, Lifelong or Glen give capacity for the money; Wonderchef or Nutricook give style and ceramic; Crompton gives Indian recipes; Instant Pot gives even crisping. Measure your counter first and check the warranty before you pay.

Research note: Brand backgrounds in this guide were checked against the brands' official websites, company histories and reputable profiles in November 2026. Ranges and product names are as the brands themselves describe them; availability varies by city. If you spot an error, please contact VisitBest so we can correct it.