Best Grills

this is a life saver for a family of 5 easy and fast,... only problem need a new one after 5yrs when can we buy one Show details

Perfectly toasted Sandwich – Purchased as a replacement for my previous sandwich press I was immediately impressed by 2 important features. The flat bottom plate lends itself to… Read more

other uses such as egg frying, and is incredibly easy to clean as opposed to ribbed grill of previously owned models. Wipes clean in seconds rather than minutes cleaning each groove. Heats quickly and toasts to perfection... no soggy sandwiches with this purchase. Nice and compact, solid manufacture and cool touch handle. Can't fault this one.

I thought at first paying this much money I would get something more than what I got. My disappointement started when there was no height adjustment… Read more

, it just squashed everything into submission. Didn't matter whether it was a steak or a sandwich they all got the same treatment , Now all the fancy lights and settings was just that , fancy lights and settings. My new toy became annoying. I didn't want the life pressed out of everything and it was hard even with the technology to get a nice steak and forget about restaurant quality toasted sandwiches it was just not possible. Why the heck they could not have included a height adjuster at this price point is beyond me. Sad to say, after 12 months it sits in my cupboard and I have replaced it with something that will give me what I want at a third of the price. Cannot recommend

I save so much time and heartache with it – Premium steaks, toasties, prawns, chicken drumsticks and french toast—performance is amazing! My food using the Tefal is better than the $100 a head… Read more

fine restaurants in my city. Literally, a perfect cook every time whether you want steaks rare or medium-rear or even perfectly well-done. The only downside is that after years of washing the grill plates in the dishwasher the non-stick is starting to lift so we need new grill plates. Still, this is a must-have in my kitchen and I couldn't cook at this level without it.

Grill is great but!! – This grill works well once you learn the best way to use it. When you are cooking especially beef and you like a nice char on it you need to allow… Read more

the grill to heat up well and use it on the highest temp which is not what they suggest in recipe booklet. It says 350 but goto 450 and let it heat up some. One of the biggest reasons I purchased this grill is because you can also use a griddle The box and a sheet inside said there is a bonus offer of a free griddle if you pay for shipping & handling and to go to powerxlproducts.com/pxlsgeggp.com I can't find the website and when I called the company they said "sorry we don't have any but you can find one to purchase on Amazon". This is absolute false advertising which makes me mad and very upset. Had I known that I wouldn't be getting a griddle with this unit I don't think I would have gotten it. Also when I spoke to someone from the company, she told me "well you can return it to the place you purchased it from" Now is that anything to say to a customer!! Besides at that point I had already used it and wouldn't do that to the retailer.

Love it l use it ever day love it ❤️ – Love it use it every day for cooking my breakfast Show details

Great product. We ditched the old dirty gas BBQ and now have two for the new outdoor cooking area. Fantastic heat output at 2.4KW and cooks a 3cm… Read more

thick steak to medium rare perfectly. Heat distribution is along the two element lines but not too bad on the whole. The plate is removable from the plastic stand and easy to clean in the sink. Solar panels and battery mean no more trips to the servo for gas bottles. To be on the safe side the two powered together did require dedicated 10amp GPOs as they draw a lot of current.

Just bought this wonderful air fryer from Bing Lee Warilla . Have used this a number of times, and the stand out is amongst other things is the… Read more

cooking times . It took and hour and a quarter in the oven for chicken wings , in the Ninja Foodi Smart Grill 20 minutes . If you are looking for more me time, you wont regret investing in one of these appliances. 5/5 Ninja Mrs. T. Wren

Bad Design of Handle and Top Plate – As others have said, these units are bad by design. The floppy handle and hinge results in the top plate never sitting level. I returned mine and bought a Breville BGR250BSS instead.

A good product – Does what it is meant to do very well. Steaks are very well cooked on the grill plate and eggs are fine on the flat plate. But it is a little difficult to clean. Show details

Game changer – I recently purchased the Tefal Air Fryer, and it has completely transformed my cooking experience. This appliance is a game- changer. The Air Fryer… Read more

is incredibly simple to use, with its easy controls and pre-set cooking functions. It heats up quickly and cooks food evenly, producing crispy, delicious results every time. Whether it's fries, hash browns or just heating. Cleaning is a breeze, which is very appealing.Overall, I highly recommend the Tefal Air Fryer to anyone looking to enjoy their favourite fried foods in a healthier and more convenient way. It's a fantastic addition to any kitchen. 4 1/2 rating wishing the basket was a little larger. Other than that I love it.

Gets hot, works well – The ReversaGrill was given to us for testing. The ReversaGrill strongly reminds me of the Sunbeam electric frypan that my mother has been cooking… Read more

the family roasts in for about 50 years - and yes, the frypan has actually lasted that long. The probe on the ReversaGrill that you plug in is almost identical to the one on the frypan, and the ReversaGrill - particularly when it has the flat side up - simply looks like a larger version of the frypan but without a lid (and more on that later). Whilst the cooking area would be about twice that of my mother's electric frypan it'd have about 40% of the cooking area of my hooded gas BBQ and is probably a bit smaller than something like the Weber Baby Q.

In line with YouTube video protocol my children forensically unpacked the grill and reported to me that it was well protected but without excessive packaging. They also quickly worked out how it went together, including the safety latch.

We used the Reversagrill indoors (under the oven's rangehood so that the house didn't fill with smoke) for a variety of meals - bulgogli (which worked really well on it), sausages, chicken, sliced vegetables, fish and the real test, some fairly thick steaks. We mainly used the flat side and not the ridged one. My concern with the Reversagrill was whether it would spatter oil all over the place (as it doesn't have a lid) and if it would get hot enough to put a char on the meats. The concern in relation to heat was unwarranted as, when the control probe was turned up to "Max", it quickly charred the chicken we first tested out on it. We'd usually use a hooded gas BBQ for steaks so I was interested to see how they'd turn out on the ReversaGrill - the answer was really well: the grill got hot enough to char the outside of the steaks but have the inside medium rare. I was quite impressed by it - I'd usually have the gas BBQ at over 200 C to get that type of char so it suggests that the grill did get at least that hot.

There were a couple of areas for improvement with the ReversaGrill that became apparent when we did the steaks. Whilst I was impressed by how they were cooked (charred outside, still juicy inside) which indicates that the ReversaGrill got to a high temperature, I was surprised to discover that my family were less impressed with the steaks - they said that the steaks were less tasty than when done on our Weber Genesis hooded BBQ: because speculated one, they weren't being smoked as well and the flavour was going up the extractor fan. That mirrored my own thoughts when we first unpacked the grill, which was that it could do with a lid to stop spatter and keep heat in - so, more like my mother's electric frypan. The other issue is that of temperature control - the control probe simply has markers of "Min", "Med" and "Max" along the dial, without any indication on the grill to explain what temperatures those settings, or any between them, equated to. (On checking the manual I note that it says that at "Max" it's approximately between 195C and 250C - that's really not precise enough, and it may not be doing those temperatures in any case - without an accurate gauge you simply wouldn't know.). As I noted above, when we do steaks there's a minimum temperature that I'm aiming to get the grill to but with the ReversaGrill there was no way of knowing if I was anywhere near that so I turned it up to "Max" and waited to see how it worked. I'd considered seeing if I could borrow an infrared thermometer to check the temperatures at the various settings and I may yet do that. The manual does say that the grill is 2400W (NB, the online description says both 2200 watts and 2400 watts - which is it?), which given that a single bar heater is 1500W suggests that the ReversaGrill can get pretty hot.

The "DiamondForce" part of the name relates to the non-stick coating, which purportedly includes diamonds. Whatever the case, you shouldn't be using metal implements on it and my experience with non-stick surfaces over the last 30 years is that I'd prefer to just have a plain metal surface that I can season, as all of the non-stick surfaces have eventually peeled or worn off.

So, it's big enough to do a BBQ for a small family or a grilled breakfast, the reversible sides give you the option of putting grill marks on your food or cooking things like eggs on the flat side, it heats up quickly and appears to get very hot and it works well for grilling. Cleaning it is pretty straightforward. It also appears to be pretty durable and you could probably take it with you if you went away for a weekend and wanted a non-gas grill. But you'll need to use it outside or under an extractor fan and it would be an improvement if there was some indication of the actual temperatures it's at and if there was some kind of lid for it. I also think that for safety it needs a warning light when it's on, as the red light only cycles on and off to show when it's heating and there are no visual cues - unlike with a gas or charcoal BBQ - that it's actually at a very hot temperature, so I'd be keeping it well away from little kids fingers.

The best airfryer. Don't change a thing about it Tefal.

How to use guide? – Great grill. Wish I could find a better user guide/recipes. I've down loaded the user manual but that doesn't give much information on how to use and cooking. Show details

Its big, bulky, quick heating and easy to clean. Big upgrade on previous models Show details

Expensive when out of warranty – I bought my first silex in 1994 and gave me 20 years of reliable cooking and loved it. Decided to upgrade with a brand new model. Just after… Read more

warranty expired it started to trip,our electrical supply.

Took it in for a $160 repair.

Returned it home and still,wasn't working.

Took it back and they said the top plate needed replacing for another $250 plus labour.

No refund for previous non repair, bringing it to nearly $500 .

Based on previous experience it was too risky to shell,out that money for a dodgy unit.

Now its going in the bin, and will be replaced with something cheaper.

Great product - cooks steak and chicken very nicely - also toasted sandwiches Show details

Terrible - it doesn’t heat up enough and cooks so slowly - we’ve been cooking sausages for 10min and they’re still not anywhere near cooked through… Read more

even though we have it at highest heat point - will need to microwave them. I’m returning this grill back to Kmart asap

Don’t waste your money – I bought this mainly to use as sandwich press & what a disappointment. The top doesn’t heat up & only cooks from the bottom. Show details

Disappointed – Very disappointed. My family had to wait for long long long time to cook the food and end up with nothing cook through and everyone were upset. No star at all. Show details

Wouldn't recommend this appliance to anyone. Disappointed, when I realised you are unable to have food cooking in the oven and use hot plates at… Read more

the same time. Only got used a handful of times, before it completely stopped working after only 11 months.

After having it for two years, this air fryer is honestly total rubbish! I don’t use it often, maybe 2-3 times a week, but after a few months, the… Read more

Teflon coating started coming off, even though I always washed it carefully with a soft sponge. Even worse, after a few months, I found the fan was badly rusty and impossible to clean. Then, after about two years, the entire ceiling of the air fryer was completely rusty, the fan degraded, and the blades started falling apart and breaking! Unbelievable! Other relatives have different brands, use theirs much more than I do, and have never had this issue. Never again will I buy a Tefal air fryer!