Ninja Air Fryer, 3.8L, 4-in-1, Uses No Oil, Air Fry, Roast, Reheat, Dehydrate, Non-Stick, Dishwasher Safe Basket, Cooks 2-4 Portions, Digital, Grey & Black, AF100UK

Great machine. This is my second Ninja - I bought it because I wanted the bake facility, which my old one didn't have. Today I tried it out for baking a marble cake and some small muffins and it was absolutely perfect for both... I am so pleased with it... The whole function of it is easy to follow - pretty much like my previous one but more - highly recommend this machine - works well, easy to use and easy to clean as well...

Wondered for ages whether this would be yet another gadget cluttering up a cupboard, but was convinced to try it when I heard how cost effective they are. This one was on sale at a very reasonable price and is small enough for one person so I took a chance - and am now a total convert! OK it takes a little bit of getting used to, but my advice would be to check your food a couple of times till you get used to it to prevent burning. I haven't been very adventurous but can definitely recommend it for delicious moist chicken fillets, scampi, scaĺlops, reheating ready meals, lasagne eat and the most gorgeous crisp chips and brilliant baked potatoes in a fraction of the usual time! It's not too big and a lot quieter than I expected. You can set temperature and timing manually which is really handy. I use it at least 3 times a week so it has never even seen the inside of a cupboard yet and I very much doubt it ever will! Definitely recommend for anyone on a tight budget

What can I say about my Ninja Air Fryer that most people don’t know already? It’s great and my oven has finally had a professional clean as I know it will hardly get used except at Christmas. I’m still not good at cooking a frozen ready meal as I usually go in too hot and end up with a still nearly frozen middle bit, but I’ve learned to stick a knife in to see if it’s still cold. If so it goes back in for a bit longer. Now I use a lower heat for 20 minutes and whack the heat up for another five and I’m getting there! It’s so easy to clean and you can put it in the dishwasher. I did buy a pair of racks to use instead of the plate they provide as I found that really hard to clean. The racks are a doddle to clean and dishwasher safe.

Powerful air fryer. Max crisp mode makes everything so nice and crispy. Easy to use and no need of any oil.

This is my 3rd Ninja air fryer having started out with the very popular dual zone and then the double stack both of which I have since sold within a year of purchase. Instead now opting for something more ‘simple’ with ease of use, that takes up far less surface space, has an attractive design, is very efficient and is a lot less faff with cleaning and juggling drawers or food to ensure it cooks evenly. I’ve gone back to basics and this is a cracking little air fryer that does a damn fine job cooking whilst offering a decent range of functions and is soooooo much easier to use, keep clean (a single,large non stick drawer) with ample capacity. I would go as far to say if you have a large family you’d be better off buying two of these instead of the larger more expensive (fancy) air fryers.

This is our very first air fryer. Everyone has been telling us how good they are. So decided to get one , got a good deal because of black Friday. Only cooked in it a few times. The food takes quicker to cook and tastes better. We are looking forward to using it a lot more and trying new recipes. Also should be healthier for us. Not only does it look good but it is easy to use and to clean.

We had a Tefal Actifry but after a couple of years that completely gave up the ghost. The reason why we bought an Actifry was due to the paddle, but we always felt there was something "off" about it. It didn't feel very well built, the paddle broke after about a year and the fit between the lid and body was poor, so a lot of hot air escaped. It was also quite noisy. After a couple of years of light/moderate use the heater element completely burned out so we got rid and decided to go for a non-paddle air fryer. Having seen the reviews of Tefal's - again a lot of citing poor build quality, we looked for another brand and happened across the Ninja air fryer. Persuaded by the very favourable reviews we decided to get one. A wise choice! Now obviously the major difference between the Actifry and the Ninja is that the Ninja doesn't have a paddle, which means that food needs to be shaken to ensure even cooking - no big deal. First impressions when we received it was that the build quality in comparison to the Actifry is night and day. The Ninja feels so much more solid. The pan and crisper plate are ceramic coated rather than Teflon, which also lends itself to a higher quality feel. The machine itself is much quieter in operation and the temperature controls are also very welcome - something that was very much missing from our Actifry. Also very welcome are the 4 cooking options - air fry, roast, dehydrate and reheat. So far we've only used the air fry function but we'll definitely be trying the others at some point. Cooking results so far have been excellent - we have cooked frozen chips, baby potatoes and fresh cut chips (yes we like our potatoes). What amazes me is the speed at which this thing cooks. With the Actifry it would take around 40 minutes to cook fresh cut chips, and even then they may need a little longer. With the Ninja we found that fresh cut chips took around 25 minutes - or 30 minutes if we wanted them extra crisp. It is far quieter than the Actifry and clean up is also much easier, as there are less items to clean - only the pan and crisper plate in comparison to the Actifry's lid, fan filter, pan and paddle. I'm looking forward to trying different foods in this that wouldn't have been possible in the Actifry, such as baked potatoes, roasted veg, and for drying out fruit using the dehydrate function. As you can tell, I am very impressed and given the higher build quality I am expecting to get many years' use out of it. At first glance it may seem a bit more limited in use than the Actifry due to the lack of paddle, but in actuality this makes it more versatile as you can use it to cook more delicate foods that would otherwise have been broken up by the paddle. Highly recommended!

We’ve had this Ninja air fryer for about a year and a half, and we use it all the time. It’s the perfect size for a couple: not too bulky, but still powerful and versatile. It also looks great on the countertop, which is a bonus. We got a couple of air fryer cookbooks when we bought it, and I’d definitely recommend doing the same if you’re new to air frying. It took us a little while to get used to it, but now it’s second nature. The variety of things we can cook in it is brilliant. One of our favourites is salmon in an orange, honey and soy sauce glaze ... it turns out beautifully every time. We also bought reusable silicone air fryer liners to go with it, which have made clean-up much easier. I don’t use them for things like chips (they crisp up better without), but they’re ideal for anything saucy or messy -especially that salmon recipe! It’s been interesting to see that more and more supermarket convenience foods now include air fryer instructions, just like they did when microwaves first came out. It feels like air fryers are becoming a standard part of modern kitchens, and I can see why. If you’re thinking of buying one, I’d say go for it—just add a cookbook or two and some silicone liners to make life even easier. We’re genuinely so glad we bought it. It’s a great little machine, and a brilliant all-rounder for a couple or small household.