NEW DELHI: Philips lists the HD9867/90 Smart Sensing Airfryer at Rs 24,995, including taxes, on its India domestic appliances store. The 7.3-litre model combines an automatically adjusted cooking cycle with a single large basket, making its cooking arrangement as important as its headline capacity.
| Model and finish | Official listed price | Key specifications |
|---|---|---|
| HD9867/90, Deep Black and Copper | Rs 24,995 including taxes | 7.3 litres; 2225W |
| Physical details | 433.10 x 321.60 x 315.70 mm | 7.99 kg; 1.0 m cord |
Price as of 4 November 2026, 14:43 IST. The table covers the new HD9867/90 listing. A separately labelled refurbished product appears in the official catalogue and is a different purchase condition; it should not be folded into the new unit price.
What the automatic cooking feature changes
Philips says Smart Sensing adjusts both time and temperature. Its Smart Chef programmes cover examples including fresh or frozen fries, drumsticks, whole chicken and whole fish. The listed cooking methods also include baking, grilling, roasting and reheating. These are manufacturer descriptions, rather than results from an independent cooking test.
The useful question for an Indian kitchen is how a meal reaches the table. Consider a household preparing a dry snack alongside something that needs a different cooking cycle. A large basket may accommodate the main portion, but the second dish still needs its own plan. Capacity alone cannot tell you whether both parts of dinner will finish together.
That distinction matters particularly here because the product proposition centres on automatic adjustment within the cooking chamber. It is sensible to think of the feature as assistance with a selected dish. Treating the word smart as a promise to organise an entire meal would add an expectation that the published specification does not establish.
Basket size and kitchen space are different checks
A litre figure is useful for recognising the size class, but it does not describe the shape of every food item. Before setting up a routine around a favourite baking dish, ask whether that dish fits the basket and whether the instructions permit it. A tall vessel and a shallow tray can make very different use of the same enclosed space.
There is also a difference between finding a parking place for an appliance and finding a workable cooking position. Think through where the drawer will open, where hot food will be placed and where the cord will run. The dimensional figures above are a starting point for that exercise, rather than a substitute for the clearances required by the manual.
For readers comparing cooking arrangements, our Philips NA352/00 and NA342/00 comparison provides a separate reference. Read it alongside this model only after deciding whether your usual meal calls for one cooking space or separate baskets.
Keep price, performance and servicing separate
The official product page lists a two-year warranty. Keep the invoice and the precise model suffix together so that a later service enquiry identifies the appliance actually purchased. A model family name by itself is less useful when accessories, replacement parts or purchase conditions differ.
The warranty duration is a service term, while cooking performance is a separate question. For a meaningful demonstration, choose a dish you already make and describe the result you expect: surface colour, texture and portion size. Watching that task is more informative than assuming that every recipe will behave like the example used in an advertisement.
Returns are another separate process. Our Philips HD9252/90 return guide explains a store policy through another model, while the NA130/00 and NA120/00 comparison offers context on simpler cooking controls. Neither article changes the product identity or quoted price here.
The HD9867/90 listing is therefore best read as a specific combination of basket arrangement, automatic cooking assistance and physical size. The listed price is a current store observation. It does not by itself establish a recent launch, a permanent price revision or the cost of a complete kitchen cooking setup.
The product declaration on the official listing names China as the country of origin and gives the net quantity as one unit. The India manufacturer or marketer entry names Versuni India Home Solutions Ltd, with its address at Regus, PS Arcadia, ninth floor, 4A Abanindra Nath Thakur Sarani, Kolkata, West Bengal 700016.
The sustainability section states that the packaging uses more than 90 per cent recycled material and that the user manual uses 100 per cent recycled paper materials. The same listing publishes 1800-572-1800 as the customer service telephone number and identifies the customer service executive through the Versuni India company entry.
Official sources: Philips HD9867/90 product page and official airfryer catalogue.
