NEW DELHI: KENT Digital air fryer listings run from Rs 4,449 for the 5L model to Rs 9,749 for the 12L oven. Between them, the 6.5L costs Rs 5,749 and the 8L Rs 5,999. The four official pages show a range that changes cooking format as well as capacity.
| Digital model | Product code | Selling price | Crossed-out MRP | Power |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5L | 116178 | Rs 4,449 | Rs 10,500 | 1400W |
| 6.5L | 116175 | Rs 5,749 | Rs 11,000 | 1600W |
| 8L | 116166 | Rs 5,999 | Rs 13,000 | 1700W |
| Oven 12L | 116165 | Rs 9,749 | Rs 18,000 | 1800W |
Price as of 4 November 2026, 01:50 IST. All four selling prices include tax. This list covers the Digital 5L, Digital 6.5L, Digital 8L and Digital Air Fryer Oven 12L. KENT also lists differently named Ultra and Digi Plus products, which should not be treated as interchangeable variants of these models.
The lower end has a viewing window too
The Digital 5L has a glass viewing window, internal light, touch controls and eight presets. Its listed dimensions are 337 x 238 x 282 mm and net weight is 3.7 kg. Those particulars give it a more specific identity than simply being the cheapest item in this group. It retains a way to observe food through the basket front.
The Digital 6.5L keeps eight presets and the illuminated window while moving to a larger stated capacity and higher power rating. Its listed net weight is 4.75 kg. The menu includes samosa, pizza, cake, bread, fish, chicken wings, fries and frozen foods. These are preset labels, not a promise that every homemade version needs identical settings.
A small price step leads to the 8L
The 8L costs Rs 250 more than the 6.5L at the displayed prices. KENT lists ten presets, a preheat reminder and a turn reminder among its controls. Its dimensions are 400 x 340 x 375 mm, with a net weight of 5.5 kg. The close price gap therefore sits alongside a different physical specification.
For an Indian counter already shared by a mixer, jars and a drying rack, that is the interesting middle-of-range trade-off. A small difference in money does not mean a small difference in where an appliance can stand. Measure the available position and think about access for loading, rather than assuming the next capacity up will occupy the same space.
The 12L is an oven-format step
The 12L oven adds a drop-down glass window, rotisserie and dehydration functions. Its page lists ten presets and dimensions of 368 x 333 x 405 mm. The net weight is 6.50 kg. This is a change in how food is supported and accessed, which matters as much as the capacity increase when planning a cooking routine.
The oven page describes rotisserie forks, a skewer rack and a mesh basket in its account of roasting. Someone considering that format should read the supplied manual for setup and loading instructions. A capacity figure on a shopping page does not establish the maximum size or weight of a particular joint, baking tin or prepared dish.
Capacity is not a serving guarantee
A family preparing starters for visitors might care about how much food can be spread out for a batch, while someone reheating a snack may care about the counter position and ease of handling. Litres alone cannot resolve either question. The shape and depth of the food, the basket or tray arrangement and the recipe all belong in that discussion.
Likewise, rated watts should not be converted straight into a claimed running cost. These pages do not supply a common cooking-cycle electricity test across the four models. Preset count also measures menu choices rather than the quality of the finished meal. The useful comparison is the combination of price, physical format, controls and the household task being considered.
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The electrical tables specify single-phase 230V AC at 50Hz for the 5L, 6.5L and 8L models. The 5L and 6.5L entries also state Class 1. The 12L oven lists single-phase 220V to 240V AC at 50Hz.
The 8L feature list names broil and dehydrate alongside its food presets. Its touch panel includes preheat, start and stop/cancel controls. The 12L oven's ten menu labels are fries, samosa, fish, frozen foods, pizza, chicken, cake, rotisserie, dehydration and reheat. KENT's 5L product FAQ specifies a one-year comprehensive warranty covering manufacturing defects and product-quality concerns.
Official sources: KENT Digital 5L, KENT Digital 6.5L, KENT Digital 8L, KENT Digital Oven 12L.
