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

Bought to replace a cheaper manual control model I bought a year ago, Decided to go for this Ninja airfryer being digital, a good price, quality product and versatile having the roast option as well as airfry. From the first time I used it, it was noticeably quicker to cook and didn't seem to get as hot on the exterior as my old machine. The crisper plate is useful, though I tend to use a silicon liner which cuts down on a lot of cleaning. One thing I did find was it's less bulky and not as heavy as my old airfryer but it is a bit louder when in use though I don't find it a problem.

The media could not be loaded. Excellent. Size not too big. 6.2L perfect for 2/3 people to feed it. Nice design. Ease control panel. Easy to wash. Very happy.

I don’t normally write reviews, but I’m now a convert to an air flyer. For the last few days of owning this air flyer I’ve not had the need to switch the main oven I have on! Simple lunch’s for my son, now mainly don’t in the air flyer and hob. Cooks amazing chips, normal frozen chips on air flyer and finished off on Max fly just amazing. Just enough space and size for the 3 of us. Great size draw. Thought the larger air flyer trays too small. Easy to use without manual, half the normal cooking time and keep checking to get the hang of it.

Once I've bought this I've never stopped using it. Everything is quicker to cook, many things taste better. Bacon is super tasty and done in 8 minutes. The size of the cooking compartment is big for a one drawer air fryer. Plenty of space to cook a full size chicken. Easy to keep clean, bought in 5 easy payments so a real bargain

Happy with my purchase, quick cooking and easy to follow instructions . Quality very good

I replaced my old Ninja maxi with the Ninja double stack, huge mistake. Food was overcooked, cooked and undercooked in the same drawer, even if you stir it around halfway through cooking. And because the air fan is at the back it was too hot near the power socket so I had to move it forward until it overlapped the worktop. I donated it to the rubbish bin and bought this instead. Now, THIS airfryer is absolutely brilliant, cooks everything perfectly and the single drawer is square and big capacity, can’t praise it enough. Pricey compared to the competition but worth it.

Absolutely amazing. Ive had air fryers since they were first available. This is my third. It is by far the best I have had.cooks more quickly but nicer. Even bacon perfect. Simple to use though lots of choice. Lovely colour. Amazing price on Amazon

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!