r/DesiKitchenGear

Since its sale season, I am planning to order either an air fryer or air fryer oven. These are my options:

1. Ninja max pro

2. Philips na231

3. Inalsa Aero crisp 12L

The only thing holding me off from choosing philips/ninja is teflon coating. Though people say its safe and inert till 260deg, it can degrade over the years with usage. Thats the reason I am leaning towards Inalsa air oven which are made with stainless steel interiors(i know few accessories like one of the tray is teflon).

I will be using mainly for grilling chicken, tikka, roasting nuts & makana.

If anybody is using inalsa 12L for long term, let me know how is it or if you have other options for air fryer oven.

Also i am not preferring glass air fryer as they are difficult to handle

Ordered Prestige Royale Plus GT 02 Toughened Black Glass Top Gas Stove(Manual, 2 Brass Burners, Black, Baati/Tandoor Stand Inside) from Amazon,sold by TTK Prestige Ltd.Whats the opinion on this stove?Is it good?Any issues with it?Anybody using this same stove?

Opened Amazon just to check the prime day deals and saw the ninja blast at 4999 rs

looks like theres up to 750 additional off also with some cards.

its coming at a very affordable price

Anyone here using it already?

Looking to buy an electric vegetable chopper for daily kitchen use (mainly onions, garlic, and veggies)

If you own one and use it regularly, which brand do you have, and would you recommend it?

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heres the link

requirements:
4 burners
glass top (because it looks premium)
and auto ignition
dont want hobtops only stoves

Hi all,

Looking to buy electric cooker but found no one in India using it

I liked the Instant Pot one but I wanted to understand if it’s worth it ?how much electricity does it consume ?

I love cooking and prefer to eat healthy most of the days, so mostly roti and rice are out of picture.

I have heard Electric Cooker is good for dals and pulses, which is pretty much my consumption

Any recommendations and suggestions are welcome.

I am planning to buy one appliance for multiple use case, which one of them is recommended or is to better to go with bundle or separate for each?

I think better to buy during prime day sale only.

Thanks!

I'm looking to buy one during Prime Day and would really appreciate advice from people who have used one for at least a few months.

My priorities are:

Family of 5 (occasionally 8-10 during festivals)

Prefer an air fryer oven over a basket model but can consider pros and cons of both.

As little PTFE/Teflon as possible (ceramic or stainless steel food-contact surfaces preferred). I'm wary of glass because our OTG door shattered during renovation works a few years ago. Also seems like you have to 'baby' any glass item.

Good after-sales service and availability of spare parts

Long-lasting and reliable

Budget: preferably under ₹10,000

I'm currently considering the NUUK Brisk, but it's a fairly newer brand and I don't know much about their customer service.

Open to considering Philips, Nutricook, Inalsa, Agaro, Wonderchef, or any other brands.

If you own one, what has your long-term experience been like? Any models I should avoid or wait for during Prime Day sales?

Thanks!

I'm planning to replace my main door lock with a smart lock and could use some advice from people who've actually been using one.

I've looked at brands like Yale, Godrej, and Mygate, but it's hard to tell which ones are genuinely reliable in day-to-day use. My priorities are fingerprint unlock, app access, good battery life, and minimal issues with false fingerprint reads or lock jams.

For those who've been using a smart lock for 6–12 months (or longer), which brand would you recommend, and is there anything you wish you knew before buying?

Would really appreciate real-world experiences over marketing claims.

I keep telling myself I don't need any more kitchen gadgets, and then I see someone using one that suddenly makes way too much sense 😂

Now I'm curious... what's the one thing you bought that completely changed your mind?

Not talking about the obvious stuff like a microwave or dishwasher. I mean the thing you almost didn't buy because it seemed unnecessary, but now you use it all the time.

Could be anything. Air fryer, smart thermometer, coffee machine, robot vacuum, fancy scale, random Amazon find... whatever.

And on the flip side, what's the biggest letdown? The thing everyone hyped up that now just sits in a cabinet collecting dust.

Hi everyone,
I am planing on buying an Airfryer Oven in this upcoming sale. My budget is ₹12K and I am looking for 10 Lt & above sizes. I see that in this range there are mainly 4 brands:

1. Solara 12L
2. Milton 16L
3. Inalsa 15L
4. Kilig 12L

Which one is best? You can also recommend any other brand/model which is not mentioned here.

How's the air frying and how is it to reheating stuff like gravies and cooked white rice?

I'm thinking of buying the **ECOVACS Deebot N50 Pro Omni** and wanted to hear from people who actually own one.

How has it been in terms of:

• Cleaning performance (especially dust and pet hair)
• Mopping quality
• Navigation and obstacle avoidance
• Reliability after a few months of use
• Any issues or things you wish you knew before buying?

I have a small apartment (1bhk) with a cat, so pet hair and low maintenance are my biggest priorities.

Would you recommend it, or is there another robot vacuum in a similar price range that's better? Thanks!