Every air fryer brand worth shortlisting in Singapore sells through its own web store, so the honest way to write this list is to open all eight on the same afternoon and copy down what they charge. Re-checked on 10 October 2026, the cheapest brand-name basket was PowerPac's 4.5L at $45.90, the cheapest 8-litre machine was also PowerPac's, at $65.90 against a $299 list, and the cheapest twin-drawer was Tefal's 8.3L EY905B at $229 (U.P. $499). Ninja starts at $129 and runs to $499. Philips has the deepest range, eleven new models from $98, plus a refurbished 5000 Series XXL Connected at $150.40 that undercuts most brands' mid-range. Two things to know before you buy. Mayer's prices move both ways with no notice: one model rose from $89 to $135.90 after the National Day sale and stayed there, while another rose to $159, dropped back to $119 and was $159 again on 10 October. And Cosori is a name you can research but not really buy: its Singapore distributor had every air fryer out of stock. Below: what each of the eight actually charges today, which models are sold out, and which discount badges are doing work the prices do not support.
Eight brands sell air fryers through their own Singapore web stores, and on 10 October not one of them published an end date for its discount.
> Quick view: cheapest is PowerPac's 4.5L at $45.90; the useful family sizes run $119 to $229; and Mayer's prices swing both ways, so read the number on the day.
Philips air fryers are now sold in Singapore by Versuni through the official home-appliances.philips store, and it is the deepest range of the eight: eleven new models plus two refurbished ones were listed on 10 October.PRICE LADDER: The new range now starts at the 1000 Series 4.2L (NA120/09) at $98, against a $119 list, up from $78 in September. Above it the ladder runs 2000 Series 3.2L (NA210/09) $138 (U.P. $199), 2000 Series 4.2L (NA221/09) $158 (U.P. $259) and 2000 Series 6.2L (NA231/09) $178 (U.P. $299), that last one still the best value in the range if you only want one big basket.DUAL BASKETS: You pay $239 for the 1000 Series Dual Basket (NA150/09, U.P. $319), $299 for the 3000 Series Dual Basket (NA352/00, U.P. $329), the only Philips that got cheaper since September, or $388 for the 4000 Series Stacked Dual Basket (NA462/79, U.P. $439), which stacks its two drawers instead of sitting them side by side and takes 45% less counter space. The 3000 Series 7.2L (NA342/09) is $309 (U.P. $349) and the 5000 Series with Steam 7.2L (NA543/00) is $398 (U.P. $459).REFURBISHED: The quiet bargain is not in the new range at all: a refurbished 5000 Series XXL Connected (HD9285/91R1) is $150.40 against a $399 list, and a refurbished 3000 Series L 3.7L (HD9100/20R1) is $93.44 (U.P. $169), now the only way into a Philips under $98. The refurbished 3000 Series Dual Basket ($263.20 in September) is no longer listed.STOCK CHECK: The top 7000 Series Combi 8.3L (HD9880/90), now $549 (U.P. $619), was out of stock on every check from 4 September to 10 October, and so was the new 3000 Series L 3.7L (HD9100/20) at $146. Most tiles carry a "Coffee Days" badge: that is the store's coffee-machine promotion (up to 15% off), and the air fryer prices under it are higher than in September.STORE PERKS: Free islandwide delivery, a 2-year warranty, 7-day returns and Atome instalments, and new email subscribers get 10% off a first order.
Eleven new models listed, six of them up $2 to $20 since September. 1000 Series 4.2L $98 (U.P. $119) · 2000 Series 6.2L $178 (U.P. $299) · 3000 Series Dual Basket $299 (U.P. $329) · 5000 Series with Steam 7.2L $398 (U.P. $459) · refurbished 5000 XXL Connected $150.40 (U.P. $399) · refurbished 3000 Series L 3.7L $93.44 (U.P. $169). Free islandwide delivery, 10% off first order for new subscribers. 7000 Series Combi sold out. Re-checked 10 Oct 2026, no end date published.
Tefal's own Singapore store is where the percentages actually mean something, because the machines are large and the cuts are real.TWIN-DRAWER PICK: The headline is the Dual Easy Fry & Grill 8.3L (EY905B) at $229, down from $499: two independent drawers, eight programmes, and it is the cheapest twin-drawer air fryer among all eight brands here, $130 under Ninja's in-stock SL451.ONE BIG BASKET: If you cook for four and want one big basket instead, the Easy Fry Mega 7.5L (EY855D) at $149 (U.P. $299) is the best litres-per-dollar buy from a major brand, but it was still sold out on 10 October; the in-stock alternative is the 7L Far Infrared Dual Heat below. Below that, the Easy Fry Max Digital 5L (EY2458) is $119 (U.P. $269) and the new Easy Fry POP 5L (EY245) is $119 (U.P. $149).FAR-INFRARED: Tefal's Far-Infrared line is worth a look if you want faster browning: the Far-Infrared Vision 6L with window (EY8218) is $169 (U.P. $299) and the new Far Infrared Dual Heat 7L (EY8328) is $199 (U.P. $279). The 3-in-1 steam, fry and grill FW2018 is $269 (U.P. $559), down from $319 in September.STOCK CHECK: The catch is stock. On 4 September six Tefal models were sold out, and by 13 September the Mega 7.5L had joined them, alongside the Far Infrared Lite 6L (EY820A) at $159, the 11L 9-in-1 oven and grill (FW5018) at $249 (its FW556 version is in stock at $279, U.P. $479) and the compact 3.5L (EY1308) at $99, which was the cheapest Tefal on the site.STORE PERKS: Prices are shown tax-inclusive, shipping is free above $60, and newsletter sign-ups get 10% off a first order.
Dual Easy Fry & Grill 8.3L EY905B $229 (U.P. $499), the cheapest twin-drawer here · Easy Fry Max 5L EY2458 $119 (U.P. $269) · Far-Infrared Vision 6L EY8218 $169 (U.P. $299) · Far Infrared Dual Heat 7L EY8328 $199 (U.P. $279). Free shipping above $60, 10% off first order for newsletter sign-ups. Mega 7.5L EY855D ($149) sold out. Re-checked 10 Oct 2026, no end date published.
Ninja is sold here through SharkNinja Singapore, and it is the only brand on this list whose whole identity is built on twin baskets.STACKED PICK: The Double Stack XL 9.5L (SL451) is $359 (U.P. $399), and the SL400 at $329 (U.P. $349) was still sold out on 10 October: two drawers stacked vertically so a 9.5-litre machine takes the counter space of a much smaller one. That is genuinely clever, and the in-stock SL451 is also $130 more than Tefal's 8.3-litre twin-drawer, so buy it for the footprint rather than the capacity.EVERYDAY RANGE: Below that the range is more ordinary value: the plain Ninja Air Fryer (AF100) is $129, the Air Fryer Pro 4-in-1 (AF141) is $149 (U.P. $169) and the Air Fryer Max (AF160) is $239 (U.P. $308).GLASS MODELS: The CRISPi Portable Glass Air Fryer (FN101) at $299 and the CRISPi Pro (AS101) at $499 are the ones to think hardest about: they cook in borosilicate glass containers you can store and reheat in, which suits meal-preppers and suits nobody else at that price. Topping the range, the Foodi Smart XL Grill and Air Fryer (AG551) is $429 (U.P. $508).STORE PERKS: Free shipping kicks in above $99, and nothing in the store carries a countdown or an end date.
Ninja Air Fryer AF100 $129 · Air Fryer Pro 4-in-1 AF141 $149 (U.P. $169) · Air Fryer Max AF160 $239 (U.P. $308) · Double Stack XL 9.5L SL451 $359 (U.P. $399) · CRISPi Pro AS101 $499. SL400 ($329) sold out. Free shipping above $99. Re-checked 10 Oct 2026, no end date published.
Mayer is a Singapore brand with showrooms here, and its air fryer ladder is the widest in the mid-market: eleven models, every in-stock one under $170.PRICE LADDER: The value picks on 10 October are the 4.5L CrispPro (MMAF452) at $69 (U.P. $119), the 4.5L Digital (MMAF450D) at $79 (U.P. $139), and two 5.5L machines at $99: the Digital Glass (MMGAF539D, U.P. $199), which lets you watch the food without opening the drawer, and the Digital (MMAF551D, U.P. $169), back in stock after selling out in September. Bigger: the 6.5L Ceramic Air Fryer is $119 (U.P. $319), the 6.5L Ceramic Digital is $159 (U.P. $369) and the 6L Double Heating with Mist (MMAF606D) is $169 (U.P. $279). The 4.5L 3-in-1 Glass Air Fryer with Grill (MMGAF459G) rose to $199 (U.P. $259) and is sold out.PRICES MOVE BOTH WAYS: When we covered Mayer's National Day sale in August, the same store was selling the 5.5L MMAF505 at $59, the 5L Digital MMAF504D at $89 and the 6.5L Ceramic Digital at $119. On 4 September those three were $78, $135.90 and $159. By 25 September the Ceramic Digital was back at $119; on 10 October it was $159 again. The MMAF504D is still $135.90 and the MMAF505 is still sold out. Between 25 September and 10 October Mayer also put six other models back up, by $3.10 to $30, undoing most of its September trims. The strikethroughs there tell you little: re-read the number on the day rather than trusting any direction.ODDITY: The little 2.6L (MMAF68) is listed at $259 with no discount at all, more than the 6L, and it is out of stock too.STORE PERKS: Free delivery above $50 and 5% off for new users.
4.5L CrispPro MMAF452 $69 (U.P. $119) · 4.5L Digital MMAF450D $79 (U.P. $139) · 5.5L Digital Glass MMGAF539D $99 (U.P. $199) · 5.5L Digital MMAF551D $99, back in stock · 6.5L Ceramic $119 (U.P. $319) · 6.5L Ceramic Digital $159 (U.P. $369) · 6L Double Heating with Mist MMAF606D $169. Six models up $3.10 to $30 since 25 Sep; 5.5L MMAF505 and 3-in-1 Glass Grill sold out. Free delivery above $50, 5% off new users. Re-checked 10 Oct 2026, no end date published.
If the budget is the whole brief, PowerPac wins and it is not close. The 4.5L (PPAF308A) is $45.90 (U.P. $99.90), which puts a working single-person air fryer inside a hawker-lunch budget for a week.BIG-BASKET PICK: The one that matters most, though, is the XXL 8L (PPAF676) at $65.90 against a $299 list: no other brand here sells an 8-litre basket under $200, let alone under $70. Treat the $299 as marketing rather than a price anyone paid, and judge it on the $65.90.IN BETWEEN: The Digital 4.5L (PPAF351) is $49.90 (U.P. $129.90) if you want a timer and presets rather than two dials, the 5.0L (PPAF656) is $53.90 (U.P. $109) and the 4.8L with a tempered glass basket (PPAF345) is $59.90. PowerPac also distributes Bear, whose 5.5L (QZG-E15M5) is $49.90 (U.P. $129) on the same store.THE CATCH: Two honest caveats: the 4.0L (PPAF608) that tied for cheapest at $45.90, and the small 3.0L (PPAF636A), have both been taken off the store since 13 September, so the range now starts at 4.5 litres; and at this end of the market you are buying a mechanical timer, a thinner basket coating and a shorter service life than a Philips or a Tefal.STORE PERKS: Free shipping above $30 makes even the cheapest model deliverable without a top-up, and the store's welcome pop-up offers 20% off a first purchase with code WELCOME, no minimum spend (T&Cs apply).
4.5L PPAF308A $45.90 (U.P. $99.90) · Digital 4.5L PPAF351 $49.90 (U.P. $129.90) · 5.0L PPAF656 $53.90 · 4.8L glass-basket PPAF345 $59.90 · XXL 8L PPAF676 $65.90 (U.P. $299), the cheapest 8L here · Bear 5.5L $49.90. Free shipping above $30; code WELCOME for 20% off a first purchase. 4.0L and 3.0L models delisted. Re-checked 10 Oct 2026, no end date published.
Toyomi has been making appliances in Singapore since 1967, and its air fryer range is unusual because most of it is air fryer ovens: front-opening boxes with racks, a glass door and, on the bigger ones, a rotisserie. That format matters more than the marketing suggests. A basket cooks one layer of food you cannot see; an oven cooks two trays you can watch, and it doubles as a small toaster oven, which for many HDB kitchens replaces two appliances with one.VALUE PICK: The value pick is the 12L Rapid Air Fryer plus Steam Oven (AFO 1266ST, also sold as AFO 1277ST) at $108 (U.P. $129). Above it, the 24L EasyHealth Air Fryer Oven (AFO 2424RC) is $199 (U.P. $249) and the 25L with rotisserie (AFO 2525RC) is $249 (U.P. $273.90).BASKETS: If you would rather have a basket, the 3.7L Matte Palette (AF 3766) is $77 (U.P. $93), the 3.5L ClearView (AFG 7126) is $89 (U.P. $105) and the 5.5L Steam Air Fryer (AF 5579ST) is $169 (U.P. $202). The flagship UltiChef Smart Grill and Airfryer (AFG 7979) is $379 (U.P. $537), and two new steam ovens have landed at the top: the 20L Steam + Air Fryer Oven (AFO 2075ST) at $399 (U.P. $529) and the 32L (AFO 3275ST) at $499 (U.P. $648).BUNDLES: Toyomi also runs bundles that beat the parts: the 12L oven with a 0.8L rice cooker is $185 (U.P. $249).STOCK CHECK: Check stock first, though: the cheapest basket, the 3.2L Matte Palette (AF 3255) at $69.90, was sold out. Prices are shown tax-inclusive.
12L Air Fryer + Steam Oven AFO 1266ST $108 (U.P. $129) · 24L AFO 2424RC $199 (U.P. $249) · 25L with rotisserie AFO 2525RC $249 · 5.5L Steam AF 5579ST $169 (U.P. $202) · 3.7L AF 3766 $77 · new 20L steam oven AFO 2075ST $399 · bundle: 12L oven plus rice cooker $185 (U.P. $249). 3.2L sold out. Re-checked 10 Oct 2026, no end date published.
EuropAce keeps its air fryer range deliberately short: two models.THE LUMI: The 4.2L Lumi (EAF5421DBK) is $129, against a $299 list, a 1350W single-basket machine that sits between the budget brands and Philips on price and build, and it is the one you can actually buy today.SOLD OUT: The more interesting one is the 4.5L TrueSteam (EAF7451DBK) at $199 (U.P. $349), a 1500W hybrid that injects steam during the cycle, and it was sold out on 10 October.WHY STEAM: The usual complaint about air fryers is that they dry chicken and fish out; adding moisture at the start and crisping at the end is the fix. Until the TrueSteam returns, Toyomi's 5.5L Steam Air Fryer at $169 is the cheapest in-stock steam hybrid here, and Philips' 5000 Series with Steam is $398.THE OFFER: EuropAce takes 4% off two items or 9% off three, with free shipping and no minimum spend, which is worth knowing if you are replacing more than one appliance at once. Like the other seven, it publishes no end date.
4.2L Lumi EAF5421DBK $129 (U.P. $299) · 4.5L TrueSteam EAF7451DBK $199 (U.P. $349), a 1500W steam hybrid, sold out on 10 Oct. Store-wide: 4% off 2 items or 9% off 3, free shipping with no minimum spend. Re-checked 10 Oct 2026, no end date published.
Sharp is on this list as a caution rather than a recommendation, and the reason is instructive. Its Singapore e-store sells exactly one air fryer, the 7L KF-AF70M-BK, with eight cook menus, a 200C maximum and an LED display.THREE LISTINGS: It appears three separate times in the store's own catalogue. The standard listing is $229 against a $239 usual price, a $10 cut. A second listing badged "MID AUTUMN SALE" is also $229, so the festive label buys you nothing at all. A third, badged "EPP", is $132, which is an employee purchase programme price most readers cannot access.THE VERDICT: On the open price of $229 for 7 litres, Sharp is beaten inside this article by Tefal's 7L Far Infrared Dual Heat at $199 and by PowerPac's 8L at $65.90, and the machine is not doing anything the other two cannot. Include it on a shortlist only if you specifically want the brand, or if you can genuinely use the EPP listing through an employer scheme.THE LESSON: The wider lesson is worth carrying to every appliance sale you shop this month: a festive label on a product page is not a discount until you compare it to the same shop's ordinary listing.
7L KF-AF70M-BK listed three times: standard $229 (U.P. $239), a "Mid Autumn Sale" listing also at $229, and an EPP (employee purchase) listing at $132. Beaten on open price by Tefal's 7L EY8328 at $199. Re-checked 10 Oct 2026, no end date published.
| Brand | Cheapest air fryer | Best-value pick | Live offer | Published end date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Philips | 1000 Series 4.2L NA120/09 $98 (U.P. $119) | Refurbished 5000 XXL Connected $150.40 (U.P. $399) | 10% off first order for new subscribers, free islandwide delivery | None published |
| Tefal | Easy Fry Max 5L EY2458 $119 (U.P. $269) | Dual Easy Fry & Grill 8.3L EY905B $229 (U.P. $499) | Free shipping above $60, 10% off first order for newsletter sign-ups | None published |
| Ninja | Ninja Air Fryer AF100 $129 | Air Fryer Pro 4-in-1 AF141 $149 (U.P. $169) | Free shipping above $99 | None published |
| Mayer | 4.5L CrispPro MMAF452 $69 (U.P. $119) | 6.5L Ceramic $119 (U.P. $319) | Free delivery above $50, 5% off for new users | None published |
| PowerPac | 4.5L PPAF308A $45.90 (U.P. $99.90) | XXL 8L PPAF676 $65.90 (U.P. $299) | Free shipping above $30, 20% off first purchase with code WELCOME | None published |
| Toyomi | 3.7L Matte Palette AF 3766 $77 (U.P. $93) | 12L Air Fryer + Steam Oven AFO 1266ST $108 (U.P. $129) | Bundle pricing, e.g. 12L oven plus rice cooker $185 (U.P. $249) | None published |
| EuropAce | 4.2L Lumi EAF5421DBK $129 (U.P. $299) | 4.5L TrueSteam EAF7451DBK $199 (U.P. $349), sold out 10 Oct | 4% off 2 items or 9% off 3, free shipping with no minimum | None published |
| Sharp | 7L KF-AF70M-BK $229 (U.P. $239) | None at this price; see the EPP listing note | A "Mid Autumn Sale" listing priced the same $229 | None published |
Every price above was first read on 4 September 2026 and re-read on 13 September, 25 September and 10 October 2026 (the 10.10 sale day) from the brand's own Singapore web store, not from a marketplace listing, a reseller or an aggregator. Where a store shows a "usual price", we have reproduced it and told you when we think it is fiction. Where a model was sold out, we have said so rather than quoting a price you cannot act on. Prices on all eight stores are shown inclusive of GST.
The single most useful finding is a negative one: none of the eight publishes an end date. There is no countdown, no "sale ends Sunday", nothing. That cuts both ways. You are not being rushed, so there is no reason to buy tonight; but equally nothing is protecting today's price, and Mayer is the proof. Some of its air fryer prices are still higher than during the National Day sale we covered in August, in one case up from $89 to $135.90, while the 6.5L Ceramic Digital has gone $119, $159, $119 and back to $159 in two months. The re-checks moved prices in both directions: Mayer trimmed five models by $3.10 to $10 by 13 September and cut the 6.5L Ceramic to $109 by 25 September, then on 10 October put six models back up by $3.10 to $30. Philips raised six new models by $2 to $20 over the same stretch and cut only its 3000 Series Dual Basket ($329 to $299), and Tefal's FW2018 steam-fry-grill fell from $319 to $269. Meanwhile Tefal's Mega 7.5L, Ninja's SL400 and EuropAce's TrueSteam sold out, and PowerPac dropped its 4.0L and 3.0L altogether.
Cosori turns up in every international "best air fryer" roundup, and it is close to unbuyable in Singapore. On 13 September its Singapore distributor, BrightVivo, still listed the Dual Blaze 6.4L, the Lite 3.8L, the CP137 3.5L and the CP158 5.5L, and every one of them was out of stock. The only Cosori items actually in stock were accessory packs. If a comparison site is still recommending it to you locally, check the stock line before you get attached.
Refurbished is the underrated route to a big-brand machine. Philips is the only brand of the eight running a refurbished line on its own store (two machines on 10 October), and a refurbished 5000 Series XXL Connected at $150.40 buys more machine than anything new at that price, with the brand's own warranty behind it.
PowerPac shows its 8L against $299 and Mayer shows a 5.5L against $299 as well. Neither number is a price anyone has recently paid. The reliable comparison is not brand-versus-its-own-list, it is brand-versus-brand at today's number, which is why the table above is sorted by what you actually hand over. If a badge says 78% off, ignore the badge and read the dollar figure next to it.
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Seven to eight litres in a single basket, or a twin-drawer machine. A 4L to 5L basket cooks roughly two portions of chicken at a time, so a family ends up running it three times and eating in shifts. The value answer is Tefal's Easy Fry Mega 7.5L (EY855D) at $149, down from $299, but it was still sold out on 10 October 2026; until it returns, Mayer's 6.5L Ceramic at $119 or Tefal's 7L Far Infrared Dual Heat (EY8328) at $199 are the in-stock equivalents. If you want to cook two different things at once, Tefal's Dual Easy Fry & Grill 8.3L (EY905B) at $229 is the cheapest twin-drawer of the eight brands checked, $130 under Ninja's in-stock Double Stack XL SL451. If the budget is tight, PowerPac's XXL 8L (PPAF676) is $65.90.
A $45.90 to $65.90 PowerPac will air-fry perfectly well. What you give up is the coating on the basket, the accuracy of the thermostat, the presets, the noise level and the expected service life. If you will use it a few times a week for years, spending $119 to $169 on a Tefal, Mayer or EuropAce is the better long-run buy. If you mainly reheat, want to try the format before committing, or are kitting out a rental, the cheap one is a sensible purchase and free delivery starts at $30 on PowerPac's store.
They solve different problems. A basket is faster to heat, easier to clean and better at chips and wings. An oven has a glass door so you can watch the food, fits two trays, takes larger items like a whole fish or a tray of cookies, and usually replaces a separate toaster oven. Toyomi is the brand to look at for ovens: its 12L (AFO 1266ST) is $108 and the 24L (AFO 2424RC) is $199. The trade-off is counter space and a slightly longer preheat.
Not on the brands' own stores, judging by 10.10. We re-checked all eight on 10 October 2026, the 10.10 sale day itself, and the net move was up: Mayer put six models back up by $3.10 to $30 and Philips had raised six new models by $2 to $20 since September, while the only cuts were Philips' 3000 Series Dual Basket ($329 to $299) and Tefal's FW2018 ($319 to $269). 9.9 barely moved them either, and popular machines (Tefal's Mega 7.5L, Ninja's SL400, EuropAce's TrueSteam) sold out instead of getting cheaper. All eight still publish no end date, so today's price is neither protected nor obviously about to fall before 11.11. Marketplace listings often beat the brand store on headline price, then claw it back through shipping, a different warranty or a parallel-import unit. Before you switch, check three things: whether the seller is the brand's official store, whether the local warranty is stated, and whether the model number matches the one you researched.
Yes. All eight stores display prices inclusive of GST, and Tefal and Toyomi state it explicitly at checkout. Delivery is the variable: PowerPac ships free above $30, Tefal above $60, Mayer above $50, Ninja above $99, and EuropAce and Philips ship free with no minimum. That difference is worth building into the comparison on a sub-$100 machine, where a delivery charge can be 10% of what you are paying.
