Ninja deals February 2025 UK: deals on top-rated air-fryers

Ninja air-fryer MAX PRO 6.2-litre AF180UK

Best large-capacity single-drawer Ninja air-fryer

Star rating: 5/5

This single-drawer air-fryer has a distinctly sleek style with silver accents and a reflective screen that extends to the top of the model. Similar to many of the brand’s dual-zone designs this has more of a boxy look alongside a large footprint, which provides a 6.2-litre capacity.

There are six functions to choose from including air-fry and max crisp. We used the air-fryer function to cook our chips for 20 minutes at 200C and the final result was well-sealed chips that had a nice, fluffy interior.

Ninja Foodi FlexDrawer dual air-fryer AF500UK

Best large-capacity Ninja air-fryer

Star rating: 5/5

This air-fryer boasts Ninja’s largest capacity, with a drawer that can be used as a single 10.4-litre space or divided into two. This means you can cook large dishes like a side of salmon or a leg of lamb, or use it to cook a whole meal with the protein in one drawer and sides in the other. On test, we were impressed that while cooking salmon and chicken at the same time using the sync function there was no smell or taste transfer.

Ninja Foodi Dual Zone air fryer AF300UK

Best for cooking a complete meal in one

Star rating: 5/5

Almost completely ready to use straight out of the box, the Dual Zone AF300UK makes for a striking piece of kit on the kitchen counter. A clear and concise instruction manual accompanies this model, and while you’ll be able to complete basic air-frying tasks with ease, setting up the ever-so-useful sync function (programme both drawers to finish cooking at the same time) does require some assistance from the manual. From duck breast to chips and sausages, we were thoroughly impressed by the results of all our test recipes.

Ninja Foodi MAX Health grill and air fryer AG551UK

Star rating: 5/5

Similar to other health grills from Ninja, this model has the feel of a pizza oven with a lid that opens upwards. As well as air-frying and grilling, it offers great versatility with the ability to bake, roast, dehydrate and reheat. To test the air-frying function we cooked chips which, despite having no oil, were crisp and fluffy. We tried the grill function with courgette which had attractive grill lines and didn’t stick despite the lack of oil. It comes with a cooking probe to help you ensure perfectly cooked joints of meat. We used this when cooking a whole chicken which took 40 minutes and was juicy, retaining a good amount of moisture.

Ninja Foodi MAX Pro Health grill, flat plate and air fryer AG651UK

Star rating: 4.5/5

With seven cooking functions to explore, the ultra versatile AG651UK allows you to grill, griddle (flat plate), bake roast, air-fry and much more. It’s not got a small footprint, but considering the wealth of cooking tasks it can complete, this comes as no real surprise. The control panel is intuitive, but you’ll need to consult the manual when assembling. Our test recipes cooked well on the whole and we particularly liked the even and defined grill lines imparted onto our halloumi, though we found the temperature probe a little unreliable when cooking chicken.

Ninja Foodi Health grill and air fryer AG301UK

Star rating: 4.5/5

The versatile AG301UK not only air-fries, but it doubles as a health grill, too. Design-wise, it’s unlike many of the other air fryers we’ve tested; rather than having a pull-out drawer or an oven-style opening, ingredients are placed inside after lifting the lid. Generally, this model cooked food well: it browned evenly and particularly excelled when cooking chicken, salmon and halloumi. We loved the extra features like the progress bar to indicate the preheating time and intuitive controls.

Ninja Air Fryer PRO 4.7-litre AF140UK

Star rating: 4.5/5

Ideal for single or two-person households, this air fryer has one drawer with a 4.7-litre capacity. We liked the look of it straight out of the box with a matte black body and silver features and a sleek control panel. This model is super powerful compared to other Ninja models we’ve tested, at times verging on the ferocious.

We had to reduce the cooking time and temperatures of several of our ingredients to avoid them burning, but once we’d got the hang of it our aubergine was moist and tender while our halloumi was golden with a delicious gooey texture.

Ninja Foodi MAX Dual Zone air fryer AF451UK

Star rating: 4.5/5

As with other Dual Zone air fryers, the height and footprint of this model demands a good amount of real estate on a countertop. It has a large capacity making it a great option for catering to a crowd, a large household, or if you prefer to cook multiple dishes in your air fryer simultaneously. It also has a cooking probe included, which we found helpful in cooking our chicken breast on test, although it did take a while to get used to the functions of the probe.

Ninja Air Fryer AF100UK

Star rating: 4/5

This is one of the first air fryers Ninja released in the UK and looks very typical of a single-drawer, round air fryer. At 3.2L, the basket is sturdy and holds up to the model’s four pre-set functions to roast, dehydrate, reheat and air-fry. As the machine is at the more affordable end of Ninja’s air fryer offerings (that’s before any savings), it lacks some of the bells and whistles you’ll find on pricier models, but it does the basics really well. On test, we were impressed by the dehydrating function as well as the air-frying function which produced evenly cooked chips and satisfyingly intense roasted vegetables.

Ninja Foodi Power Nutri Blender 2-in-1 with Smart Torque and Auto-iQ 1100W CB100UK

Best overall smoothie maker

Star rating: 5/5

This blender is one of the most powerful that we’ve tested, blitzing everything we tried in 30 seconds or less. While it is pretty noisy (and may well make you jump on first use) we were impressed by the result. You get two cups with this machine — one with a spout lid and a bowl with a storage lid. As with many other Ninja products we’ve put to the test, we enjoyed the thoroughness of the instruction booklet, which included a quick-start guide and helpful recipe book.

Ninja 2-in-1 Blender with Auto-IQ BN750UK

Star rating: 4/5

This is a versatile blender designed with daily use in mind. It includes a 700ml individual blender cup which locks directly into the base and can be used with the model’s speed settings before being taken on the go. Unlike many other blenders it doesn’t come with a plunger, but rather the blade system is strong enough to reach the ingredients at the top and draw them down to be blended. The main drawbacks of this model on test were how loud it is and it’s size on the countertop — it’s fairly bulky with a large footprint.

Ninja CREAMi Deluxe 10-in-1 Ice Cream and Frozen Drink Maker NC501UK

Star rating: 5/5

This is the remodelled version of the viral Ninja Creami ice cream maker and on test we were really impressed with how it performed. It comes with three generously sized tubs so you can make and store multiple ice creams at once. There are a whopping 10 different functions to choose from including ice cream, frozen yogurt, gelato and slushie.

We tested Ninja’s malt ice cream recipe which had a nicely smooth texture with only the slightest grittiness of ice crystals, which we were impressed by given that you freeze the mixture solid before it’s spun by the machine.

Ninja Foodi 9-in-1 multi-cooker OP350UK

Star rating: 5/5

Like many Ninja appliances that we’ve tried, this model is super user-friendly with a dial which turns to select one of the nine pre-set cooking functions. These include slow cooking, grilling, air-crisping, dehydrating and pressure cooking, making it a versatile piece of kit. It looks impressive straight out of the box, and comes with a set of guides and instructions which will put you at ease even if you haven’t used a multi-cooker before.

Ninja Woodfire electric BBQ grill and smoker OG701UK

Star rating: 5/5

This barbecue from Ninja is a great example of its innovative technology. It’s powered by electricity, but has an integrated smoker box that burns wood pellets to add a smoky flavour to food – without using charcoal, gas or open flames. If it’s versatility that you’re after, this machine is sure to impress with seven functions that include grill, air-fry, roast, bake, dehydrate, reheat and smoke. Temperatures can reach up to 260C and there’s also an in-built timer and non-slip feet to keep it steady.

Ninja Speedi 10-in-1 Rapid Cooker and air fryer ON400UK

Star rating: 4.5/5

The Ninja Speedi is a multi-cooker with the capability to steam, bake, slow cook, roast, dehydrate, air-fry and more. If you’re interested in air-frying but want to prioritise versatility this could be a really good option. The internal tray means you can cook in two layers inside the machine, essentially doubling the capacity of its 5.7L pot. To air-fry, the tray needs to sit on the base of the pot before you can use it as a normal air fryer, or to air-fry elements before incorporating them in the rest of a dish.

Ninja Woodfire electric outdoor oven OO101UK

Star rating: 4/5

While different from many pizza ovens we’ve tested, this is a versatile model with features for barbecuing and smoking as well as cooking pizzas. Although a little boxy in design the pizza oven is well built, with an attractive and easy to use control panel. There are six different pizza settings on offer: artisan, thin, pan, New York, frozen, and custom. Since the oven is entirely electric, it lacks the open flame which usually gives leopard spotting to a pizza crust so our pizzas were a little pale, but they still tasted great.

Air fryers have certainly been the ‘it’ kitchen appliance of the last year. But with so much discussion around them, do you really need one?

Air fryers work by circulating hot air to give foods a ‘fried’ finish but with a fraction of the amount of oil used for deep fat frying. They have excellent energy efficiency credentials, plus are great if you live in a smaller household and want to cook without turning on the oven.

Ninja is one of the biggest brands when it comes to small kitchen appliances, and it releases new products on a regular basis. So whether it’s a blender, food processor, air fryer or a different appliance you’ve got your eye on, you’re more likely to find a good saving on a slightly older model, as the latest releases are rarely included in sales periods.

Other important factors to consider when looking for a good deal include precisely how you’d like to use the appliance. Some work well for one specific function, while others have been made with versatility in mind and can complete a number of functions to a high quality. However, buying a ‘versatile’ appliance is only going to give you true value for money if you regularly use all of its functions, especially as these are the appliances which tend to have a higher cost attached to them.

Our expert reviews team have years of experience working the biggest annual sales events to find the best deals. Throughout the year, we test and review dozens of products across different categories, and look to find deals on appliances we found impressive during testing.

There are a number of different things we look out for when selecting deals, like how much money the deal is saving and how much this is as a percentage of the original price — the best deals tend to be from 20 per cent off and upwards.

Another important factor is the retailer where the deal is being listed. We advise that you only buy from retailers which your recognise and trust. Remember, if a deal seems too good to be true, it probably is.

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