If you are buying an air fryer, three specs decide it and the rest is marketing. Capacity: Prestige and AGARO are joint-largest here at 4.5L, Philips and Milton sit at 4.2L, KENT at 4L. Power: Philips leads at 1500W, then Milton at 1450W, AGARO 1400W, KENT 1300W and Prestige 1200W. Control: Milton, Prestige and AGARO have digital touch panels, KENT uses a temperature knob, and Philips runs preset menus.
The one certification worth noting is that Prestige is the only pick here listed as ISI certified, which is a reasonable tiebreaker for an appliance going into a friend's home. Milton, KENT and Prestige each state a one-year warranty; Philips and AGARO do not state one in the listing. On oil claims, Philips, Milton and AGARO quote up to 90% less oil or fat, while KENT and Prestige quote up to 80% — all of them are manufacturer figures, not independent ones.
If their kitchen is already sorted, the two speakers are the better call for a new flat. The Tribit XSound Go runs 24 hours on a charge against the JBL Go 4's 7 hours plus 2 with Playtime Boost, and puts out 16W from dual drivers. The JBL is the more weatherproof of the two at IP67, which covers dust as well as water, where the Tribit's IPX7 covers water only — worth knowing if the housewarming ends on a balcony. One catch on the JBL: this listing is the version without a microphone, so it will not take calls.