Philips Airfryer XL with Wi-Fi connectivity, app control launched at Rs 17,995

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Expanding its kitchen appliances lineup, Philips has launched the Airfryer XL Connected in India. The latest air fryer from the company comes with smart connectivity options that include Wi-Fi connectivity, app controls and more. Apart from that, it also works with Amazon Alexa. The company claims that the air fryer allows users to cook oil-free.

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