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.

Great airfryer - cooks well and plenty of space for meals for one. I had a smaller size but I think the additional space provided with this slightly larger fryer cooks my food more evenly. Easy to clean and hardly any off-gassing of nasty chemicals - 10 minutes if that (my previous fryer was still emitting chemical smells for weeks). Does take up some worktop space but you will ultimately forgive this little negative. Love my Ninja.

Very pleased with my compact stylish Ninja air fryer and its small footprint. Love everything about it, the non-stick coating seems good quality and cleaning is so easy even with just cold water and washing up liquid. It isn’t too noisy and beeps gently when cooking is finished unlike my old one (not Ninja) which beeped loudly five times at me if I couldn’t get to it quickly enough to shut it up! My previous air fryer was a larger capacity at 5.5 litres but most of that was in depth, this fryer at 4.7 litres actually seems bigger due to being shallower and wider giving more area in the basket. Cooking is really fast and I like all the preset modes, I seem to be using the roast setting mostly just now. This is my fourth air fryer, having started with a small size which was too small and working my way up but this is definitely the best. Highly recommended for one to two people.

I was skeptical at first, but pleasantly surprised when I first got this air-fryer. It's so much more effective than a traditional oven. I live by myself, and now only use the main oven when friends visit. This particular one has pretty unintuitive controls, but it's so simple that they don't really need to be used much.The timer is easy to set, if a little laborious. The temperature rarely needs to be changed from the default 200degC for the foods I cook in it. It heats up in 20 seconds and cooks food crispier in about a third of the time that my main oven does. It's even easy to clean, with a removable tray for the food. Squish a bit of aluminum foil into the bottom of the drawer to catch crumbs/oil, and it can go a week or so without needing a full clean.Perfect for an individual, and there are double-drawer models that would suit a couple. Larger families might struggle with the limited capacity, but for me it's spot on.

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

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.

Very good airfryer, easy to use. It’s extremely good with anything, especially chicken. It allows you to cook faster than any over out there. Food is delicious, juicy and dry. I use it almost everyday for the past 6 months. One of the best buys!

My parents have a built-in oven that would have cost a lot to replace. Instead of fixing the oven, I suggested that they get this air fryer - and it's a great replacement.So far, my parents have mainly been using the air fryer to cook crispy sweet potato fries and to heat up meat pies that they have been buying from M&S. They are really pleased with the crispiness of things done in the air fryer.The advantage of using the air fryer over the oven is that the air fryer heats up very quickly. The oven used to take at least five or more minutes to get warm enough to use. However, this air fryer gets hot in a fraction of that time.I was pleased that the controls were so intuitive. There is of course an instruction manual, but I didn't have to consult it at all. The controls very much worked as I would have guessed they should - to me this is a sign of good design and clever thinking.Very pleased with the results so far. The air fryer was a very reasonable price too.