For a small kitchen, choose an air fryer by operating space as well as basket capacity. The appliance must fit with the basket open and with the clearances specified in its own manual. A machine that fits only when pushed into a cupboard corner is not a confirmed usable fit.
A 6.2 L air fryer has a larger stated volume than a 4.2 L model, but that difference alone cannot tell you how much food you can cook well in one batch. Basket shape, food type and the manufacturer's loading instructions matter. Compare those alongside the counter space.
Before choosing a Ninja MAX PRO advertised as 6.2 L in India, confirm the exact model identifier and the documentation that applies to it. A product-family name and a capacity label are not enough to establish electrical requirements, local warranty or the required counter clearances.
