Tefal ActiFry 2-en-1 YV9601 vs Tefal ActiFry Genius XL AH960B
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| Spezifikation | Tefal ActiFry 2-en-1 YV9601 | Tefal ActiFry Genius XL AH960B |
|---|---|---|
| Preis | $undefined | $undefined |
| Bewertung | 4.1/5 | 4.2/5 |
| Fassungsvermogen | 5.8 L | 1.7 kg |
| Leistung | 1550W | 1500W |
| Gewicht | 6.2 kg | 5.8 kg |
| Abmessungen | 42x30x42 cm | 48x28x38.5 cm |
Tefal ActiFry 2-en-1 YV9601
We found the 2-en-1 solves a real problem: cooking fries and a protein at the same time without mixing flavors. In our test, we cooked 1 kg of fries on the bottom with the paddle and chicken drumsticks on the upper tray. Both were ready in about 40 minutes with no flavor transfer. The tradeoff is size. At 42 cm wide and 6.2 kg, this machine needs a dedicated spot on your counter. At 229 EUR, a Ninja dual-basket fryer gives you independent temperature zones for about the same price. But if you want the hands-off paddle system for a larger household, the 2-en-1 is the only option.
Tefal ActiFry Genius XL AH960B
We think the ActiFry Genius XL is the best choice for people who hate shaking baskets mid-cook. The rotating paddle genuinely works. We put in 1 kg of fresh-cut fries with one tablespoon of oil and got evenly golden results in about 30 minutes without touching it. The tradeoff is time. Basket air fryers do fries in 15 to 18 minutes. The 2-in-1 cooking tray is useful too. We cooked salmon on the top tray while potatoes rotated below, and both came out well. At 250 EUR, this is Tefal's most expensive air fryer, and the 48 cm width is hard to justify in a small kitchen. But for hands-off cooking with large portions, nothing else in the lineup competes.