Hello, The main differences between this model and the HD9876/91 concern the regional version and the accessories. The HD9876/91 is a specific version for the Swiss market (CH), whereas this model is adapted for other regions with an EU plug and an adapter supplied for Switzerland. This model does not include a food thermometer, unlike variants such as the HD9880/90 which do. The basic technical specifications, such as the 2200 W power rating and 8.3 l volume, remain unchanged.

The appliance also works without an app and can be operated independently. The app offers additional functions such as recipes, remote control and inspiration, but is not absolutely necessary for operation. You can therefore use the Airfryer without the NutriU or HomeID app.

You can use the device with an EU plug without an adapter in the Netherlands, as the Netherlands uses standard EU plugs. The EU plug supplied with this product is suitable for use in the Netherlands. The adapter is only supplied for customers in Switzerland, where other plugs are used. So an adapter is not needed for the Netherlands.

The HD9876/90 is a classic Airfryer without smart features, while the Combi XXL Connected model with Wi-Fi and app control offers more convenience and functions. There is no difference in the plug, both are EU plugs.

Unfortunately, it doesn't work for me either. I assume that this is a software / firmware error. But it's not that important for me.

There is no suitable meat thermometer. Galaxus is employing a false image here. I fell for it too.

No thermometer with this model. If you want the model with the probe, it's the HD9880.

The model in question is the HD9876/90 Combi XXL Connected, with Rapid Air Combi hot air technology, 22 cooking functions in one appliance, XXL: 8.3 litres (2 kg) and HomeID app with hundreds of recipe ideas & for remote control of the appliance.

The technical difference does not explain the price. The difference lies in the fact that EU devices are usually available in larger quantities and are much cheaper to buy on the market.

Here are the key differences between the Philips Airfryer XXL Connected models HD9876/91 and HD9880/90: ## Thermometer - The HD9880/90 model comes with an integrated food thermometer, which makes it possible to measure the core temperature of meat, fish or cakes. The HD9876/91 model does not have this function. ## Menu Navigation and Display - The HD9880/90 model has a more modern menu navigation system on its display. It offers a more user-friendly interface and additional settings such as favourites, cooking history and different preparation methods for different ingredients. ## Combi Air Flow - The HD9880/90 model is part of the Combi XXL series, which includes the Combi Air Flow function. This function allows reduced air circulation by 50%, useful for gentle cooking, reheating or slow cooking of delicate ingredients. ## Price and Age - Although the HD9880/90 model is older, it is currently cheaper than the HD9876/91 model, but exact prices may vary by region and retailer. ## Additional Features - The HD9880/90 model has a higher power of 2200 watts, which allows for fast heating and consistent temperature maintenance. It also has a timer that can be set for up to 3 hours, which is a unique function compared to many other airfryers that are limited to 60 minutes. ## Regional version - The HD9876/91 model is specifically designed for the Swiss market (CH version), while the HD9880/90 model is an EU version. Overall, the HD9880/90 model offers a food thermometer, a more modern and user-friendly display interface, the Combi Air Flow function and potentially better value for money, despite being an older model.

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edit: According to our information, unfortunately no recipe book is included.