Quick verdict: The Philips 2000 Series NA221/00 is a compact single-basket air fryer for one or two people who value a cooking window, touchscreen controls and simple cleanup. Philips markets the 4.2-litre/4.4-quart basket for up to three people, but the manufacturer’s own food examples—about 18 oz of fries or six chicken drumsticks—make it a better fit for smaller meals or side dishes than full family dinners.
Important model check: Philips currently uses NA221/00 on region-specific listings with different electrical and physical specifications. The current US listing is a black 120 V model; Philips’ international technical sheet describes a silver 220–240 V version. Match the seller listing and rating label to your country before buying. Never use a voltage converter as a substitute for a correctly rated appliance unless Philips explicitly approves it.
Philips NA221/00 specifications by market
The model code alone is not enough: current official regional material describes different voltage, colour and dimensions. Check the exact seller listing and the appliance rating label.
Current US listing
| Detail | Official US specification |
|---|---|
| Model | NA221/00 |
| Capacity | 4.4 qt / 4.2 L |
| Voltage | 120 V |
| Power | Not stated on the current US sales page; check the rating label |
| Temperature | 140–400°F |
| Exterior | Black |
| Listed size | 13 × 17.75 × 12.25 in |
| Listed weight | 10 lb |
| Layout | One basket |
| Controls | Touchscreen, nine presets, manual time and temperature |
International technical sheet
| Detail | Official international specification |
|---|---|
| Model | NA221/00 |
| Capacity | 4.2 L |
| Voltage | 220–240 V, 50–60 Hz |
| Power | 1500 W |
| Temperature | 60–200°C |
| Exterior | Silver with black details |
| Listed size | 27.3 × 36.8 × 29.3 cm |
| Listed weight | 3.51 kg |
| Layout | One basket |
| Controls | Digital touchscreen, nine presets, manual time and temperature |
These regional differences are why this review does not combine retailer specifications into one “universal” figure.
What the cooking window changes
The window is the main reason to choose NA221/00 over a similar closed-basket model. It lets you check browning without opening the drawer repeatedly, which is useful for fries, vegetables and foods that can move from pale to overdone quickly. It does not show the underside of food, replace a mid-cook shake or confirm that meat is safe to eat. Use a food thermometer for doneness.
The window also adds another surface to keep clean. If a clear view matters, wipe grease from the inside only after the appliance is cool and follow the manual’s cleaning instructions.
Nine presets are not thirteen preset buttons
Philips describes thirteen cooking methods but lists nine touchscreen presets: frozen fries, fresh fries, chicken drumsticks, meat, fish, breakfast, vegetables, cake and keep warm. The wider “thirteen methods” wording includes manual uses such as air frying, baking, grilling, roasting, reheating, defrosting, keeping warm, one-pot cooking, stir-frying, sautéing, cooking from frozen, dehydrating and toasting.
That distinction matters if you are buying for one-touch convenience. Some methods require manual time and temperature choices; they are not thirteen separate automatic programs.
How much food fits?
Philips’ current US page gives practical examples of roughly 18 oz of fries or six chicken drumsticks. Those are more useful than the nominal litre figure:
- One person: enough room for a main and a modest side in a single batch when both foods use similar settings.
- Two people: a sensible size for fries, vegetables, wings or two small portions, although bulky foods may still need a second batch.
- Three people: possible with modest portions, snacks or a side dish; do not assume a complete three-person meal will fit at once.
- Four people: usually too small for complete meals. Start with our family-of-four air fryer guide.
Use the capacity calculator if you cook specific foods or portion sizes regularly.
Controls and everyday use
The combination of manual adjustment and presets is beginner-friendly because you can start from a preset and correct the next batch based on the result. The viewing window reduces unnecessary drawer opening, but airflow still depends on load size. A loose layer will usually brown more evenly than a packed basket.
The single-basket design means every item cooks at one time and temperature. It is simpler than a dual drawer, but it cannot independently finish a protein and side that need different settings. For a structured way to learn load size, shaking and timing, use our five-cook beginner plan.
Cleaning and accessories
Philips lists the non-stick StarPlate as dishwasher-safe. Removing crumbs and rendered fat after cooling helps prevent smoke on the next cook. The main appliance body must not be immersed.
Philips’ current accessory guidance places NA221 in its compact size group. For a baking tin, Philips gives maximum outer dimensions of 17 × 16 cm, a maximum diameter of 16 cm and a maximum height of 6 cm. Measure third-party accessories rather than relying on labels such as “small air fryer.” Leave room for air to circulate.
Limitations to know before buying
- Regional ambiguity: NA221/00 appears on both 120 V and 220–240 V Philips material. Verify voltage, plug and local warranty for the exact seller’s unit.
- Small meal capacity: 4.2 L is convenient for one or two people, not a dependable one-batch family size.
- One cooking zone: foods cannot run at separate temperatures.
- No remote control: Philips lists it as a non-connected appliance; the companion app supplies recipes rather than controlling the fryer.
- Window maintenance: grease or condensation can reduce visibility until the cooled drawer is cleaned.
Who should buy the Philips NA221/00?
Buy it if you want a compact single basket, prefer to see browning through a window and normally cook for one or two people. The exact US model link below was matched to NA221/00 and ASIN B0FJSG1N3D on October 19, 2026.
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Skip it if you need a complete family meal in one batch, two independent temperatures or a connected appliance. A larger single basket or dual-zone model will suit those needs better.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Philips NA221/00 suitable for a family of four?
Not for complete one-batch meals in most households. Philips’ own examples are about 18 oz of fries or six drumsticks. It is more realistic for one or two people, snacks or a side dish.
Does the NA221/00 have thirteen presets?
No. Philips lists nine touchscreen presets and thirteen possible cooking methods. Several methods use manual time and temperature settings rather than a dedicated preset button.
Is the Philips NA221/00 dishwasher-safe?
Philips identifies the removable non-stick StarPlate as dishwasher-safe. Check the manual supplied with your regional unit for the basket and pan instructions, and never immerse the main appliance body.
Is NA221/00 a 120 V or 220–240 V air fryer?
Both voltage descriptions appear in current official regional material. The current US sales page lists 120 V, while Philips’ international technical sheet lists 220–240 V. Buy only the version whose rating label, plug and warranty match your country.
Can the viewing window replace opening and shaking the basket?
No. It helps you monitor surface browning, but food may still need shaking or turning for even airflow. It also cannot verify internal doneness.
Sources and review method
This is a specification-led editorial review, not a hands-on test. Specifications and model differences were checked on October 19, 2026 against the current Philips US product page, the Philips NA221/00 support page, Philips’ international NA221/00 technical sheet and Philips accessory guidance. The exact US marketplace model was independently matched to ASIN B0FJSG1N3D. Prices, stock and seller terms can change, so verify them on the destination page.

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