Adjustable Baskets – With a choice of two 4.25L cooking compartments or a combined 8.5L cooking space, the Russell Hobbs Satisfry Snappi Dual Basket Air Fryer is your mealtime superhero.
Sync Cooking Times – Some foods require a longer cooking time than others, so with the sync feature, you can time separate foods so that everything is ready to serve at the same time.
Add Food Indicator – If you’re adding food at different times, the air fryer will pause mid-cycle and let you know when it’s time to add the next ingredient.
Energy Saving – Save up to 58% energy compared to a conventional oven.
2 Year Manufacturers Guarantee – Plus 1 extra year when you register the product online.
8 reviews for Russell Hobbs 27290 Snappi 8.5L/2x 4.25L Dual Basket Air Fryer – Family Digital Airfryer with Adjustable Drawers and Cooking Sync, Black, 1800W
Rated 5 out of 5
Ljh –
My first air fryer. I am tending to use as one connected drawer but good to know I can use 2 drawers if needed. I have not worked out how to sync them I’m afraid. And another problem is getting silicon liners for the individual baskets, all seem a bit too big and I can’t find any for this brand. So any advice from the manufacturers would be welcome.
Rated 5 out of 5
Hazel K Carroll –
I love my air fryer I have used it most days. So useful to have two drawers that break down into one. I have cooked anything from roast chicken, plum crumble and Mediterranean veggies with pork chops. Everything takes half the time to cook in the airfryer Since having my airfyer I have not used my oven and the airfyer makes fantastic roast potatoes and parsnips too., better than my oven does! It will definitely cost less to run than a conventional oven too. All removable working parts go in the dishwasher too. So a win win for me.
Rated 1 out of 5
al –
it came faulty so I returned it got a refund
Rated 5 out of 5
Hazel Spicer –
We have finally joined to air fryer community. I’m very glad we bought this double drawer version as it means you can cook so much more at once.
I can put a big pie in and jacket potatoes. There’s plenty of room
Even got one for mother in law who is in love with hers too
Rated 3 out of 5
Tom Massey –
I’ll start by saying that the outcome of cooked foods is great, exactly as you’d expect from an airfryer! However, there are a few annoyances. Whilst the dual drawer that can be married to act as one is good in principal, the bracket which secures the two isn’t fit for purpose and broke after ~10 or so uses. Therefore we have to use the two drawers individually anyway. This results in slightly more cleaning as you have to always use the dividing screens. Not a show stopper…
The user interface isn’t all that intuitive. It’s unclear when pausing and starting mid cooking cycle whether it’s going to continue cooking or has paused/stopped. This is because the display stays on (with no text description) and the fans stay on presumably to cool the internals. I’m sure this would be explained in detail in the user manual, but honestly, who reads those!?
Rated 5 out of 5
Anthony Finch –
Strongly made and an excellent product that produces tasty meals but NOT difficult to clean afterwards.
Rated 4 out of 5
Brian Bryant –
It needs an instruction book
Rated 5 out of 5
Justin church –
Just simply great. Hardly ever use our regular oven anymore now we have this
Ljh –
My first air fryer. I am tending to use as one connected drawer but good to know I can use 2 drawers if needed. I have not worked out how to sync them I’m afraid. And another problem is getting silicon liners for the individual baskets, all seem a bit too big and I can’t find any for this brand. So any advice from the manufacturers would be welcome.
Hazel K Carroll –
I love my air fryer I have used it most days. So useful to have two drawers that break down into one. I have cooked anything from roast chicken, plum crumble and Mediterranean veggies with pork chops. Everything takes half the time to cook in the airfryer Since having my airfyer I have not used my oven and the airfyer makes fantastic roast potatoes and parsnips too., better than my oven does! It will definitely cost less to run than a conventional oven too. All removable working parts go in the dishwasher too. So a win win for me.
al –
it came faulty so I returned it got a refund
Hazel Spicer –
We have finally joined to air fryer community. I’m very glad we bought this double drawer version as it means you can cook so much more at once.
I can put a big pie in and jacket potatoes. There’s plenty of room
I’ve cooked roast spuds. Fish fingers, chicken gougins. Banana cake. Pork chops. Jacket spuds. Pies. Chips. Sausages. Bacon (lovely and crispy). Pork cracking (brilliant). Crumpets with cheese & bacon. Boiled eggs (7 minutes). Pizza.
Even got one for mother in law who is in love with hers too
Tom Massey –
I’ll start by saying that the outcome of cooked foods is great, exactly as you’d expect from an airfryer! However, there are a few annoyances. Whilst the dual drawer that can be married to act as one is good in principal, the bracket which secures the two isn’t fit for purpose and broke after ~10 or so uses. Therefore we have to use the two drawers individually anyway. This results in slightly more cleaning as you have to always use the dividing screens. Not a show stopper…
The user interface isn’t all that intuitive. It’s unclear when pausing and starting mid cooking cycle whether it’s going to continue cooking or has paused/stopped. This is because the display stays on (with no text description) and the fans stay on presumably to cool the internals. I’m sure this would be explained in detail in the user manual, but honestly, who reads those!?
Anthony Finch –
Strongly made and an excellent product that produces tasty meals but NOT difficult to clean afterwards.
Brian Bryant –
It needs an instruction book
Justin church –
Just simply great. Hardly ever use our regular oven anymore now we have this