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The best air fryers in Australia: Ninja, Philips, Tefal and more compared

Single and dual-zone air fryers at Australian stores today, what size you need, and which store sells each one cheapest.

By the Compare Empire team2 min read Prices checked 2 November 2026
In this guide
  1. What size do you need?
  2. The most compared air fryers today
  3. Dual-zone air fryers
  4. Cheapest single-drawer air fryers
  5. What actually matters
  6. Where to buy

The air fryer is now one of the most bought appliances in Australian kitchens. They're simple, but sizes and drawers vary a lot, and the same model can be $50 apart between stores on the same day. Prices below update every morning.

What size do you need?

Household Capacity
One or two people 3–4.5L
Small family 5–7L
Family, or cooking a main and a side 8–11L, often dual-zone

The most compared air fryers today

Dual-zone air fryers

Two drawers that cook at different temperatures and finish together: the most popular upgrade.

Cheapest single-drawer air fryers

What actually matters

  • Basket shape over litres. A wide, flat basket crisps more food in one layer than a tall one with the same capacity.
  • Dishwasher-safe parts save the most time over a year.
  • Noise and size. Measure your bench and the space under your cabinets; big dual-zone models are deep.
  • Extra modes (dehydrate, roast, bake) are nice, but most people use air fry and reheat.

Where to buy

StorePrices comparedCheapest (or equal cheapest)Typical gap when not
Billy Guyatts2195%+7%
Betta3964%+10%
The Good Guys3557%+15%
Tefal1250%+10%
Tefal1250%+10%
JB Hi-Fi1947%+6%
BiRite2821%+16%
SharkNinja1217%+0.7%

Every product variant at least two of these stores had in stock today, at its outright price. Recalculated every morning.

Every model is on the air fryers page.

How we work: every price in this guide is today's lowest in-stock price across the Australian stores we check, refreshed every morning, and the tables recalculate with it. Nobody pays to be included or to rank higher. Specs come from the stores' and makers' own listings. How Compare Empire works

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