Ninja Foodi FlexDrawer Air Fryer, Dual Zone with Removable Divider, Large 10.4L Drawer, 7-in-1, Air-Fryer Uses No Oil, Air Fry, Roast, Bake, Max Crisp, Non-Stick Dishwasher Safe Parts, Black AF500UK

Full disclosure I am a hopeless cook whilst my wife a superb cook / home baker. Both cynical about jumping on the Air Fryer train. But watched a TV programme on them which got me looking. Decided to buy the Ninja AF500 10+ litre as offered the extra “prove” option and as we bake daily bread of value. Also a spring deal at time.First meal described as debacle amd on brink of returning having followed a recipe book instructions on a Chicken escalope and a burger. However day two honey coated tray bake very tasty, easy and fan noise level not as high as some say. Then onto crispy chicken 👍 fish and chips 👍 sausage and roast potatoes 👍 all cooked perfectly. Noticed food is moist and cooks well just have to turn the food and give it extra time preheat a minute works for us. Although both retired can see the benefit to busy working families. We added silicone liners which has made washing up and cleaning a simple task.The prove functionality excellent for the bread we bake and appliance already proving value for money so would recommend.An improvement would be liners that split the zones into 4 as a challenge if cooking three distinct items in a way an oven can cope with but that might be us learning. The main oven hasn’t been used in a week beyond baking bread.All in all converts to the Air Fryer groupies.The meat temp probe we added works very well with the dedicated Ninja app in UK but can see not available in many countries. It certainly helps with accuracy of cooking to taste.

Excellent and so easy to use. Quicker than using the oven and with better results. Large enough to get a chicken or similar sized joint in plus potatoes. Plus very easy to clean

I've had this for a few months now and absolutely love it. Most of the time I use a glass or stainless dish to cook food in, which means no cleaning out of drawers etc. The cooking dish just goes straight in the dishwasher but doesn't take up too much room. But being able to cook in the right or left drawer or the whole width (megazone) works like a dream. VERY impressed. We use it for so much - cod mornay with broccoli, stir fries, roasts, tandoori chicken, mince dishes where we brown the mince first and then add any sauces, such as in Tex-Mex. There isn't much you can't cook in it. Not tried chips yet LOL! But it does the best roast potatoes I've managed in anything including other air fryers!

I've been late to the Air fryer party, mainly because i've seen too many epic fails online and I was resisting conformity for no rational reason. But due to recenly becoming more health conscious, I've been looking for alternative ways to cook healthier versions of the tasty fried foods we like with a lot less oil. So I bit the the proverbial bullet and just hurled myself onto the bandwagon. I am generally quite pleased with my purchase.First thing I would say is that it is pretty powerful/heats up quickly which can be a blessing and a curse. It has taken a bit of getting used to balance the amounts of food vs cooking temp and time ratio without over/under cooking. The guide is a starting point to get the settings right but is not foolproof and yes I have carbonized a number of things (chips became wingnut-esque). However when you practice and start to "trust" it a bit (check/rotate through the cook) you can whip up meals mid week that you would probably only have time to do on the weekend with conventional methods. I don't use the dual function too much, I cook more in the giant "megazone" and bought this model mainly for the bigger draw size so that there is space for the air to circulate, rather than trying too cram too much food in a small space which leads to uneven cooking. Only thing I miss from this model is being able to just take out the draw and shake contents which you can do more easily with single/small draw models, so I may get another smaller one for that reason if I manage to magic up some some counter space somehow.Finally, this was on a deal when I bought it so I feel I got good value for money. I think Ninja makes quality stuff.

Love my air fryer, use it regularly.economical.i bought this particular one because I can cook a chicken in it.megazone is really practical & useful for joints & larger meals.

I’ve been using the Ninja Foodi FlexDrawer (10.4 L) daily for several weeks, and it’s elevated my cooking game. Whether I’m roasting a large chicken or batch cooking veggies and fries simultaneously, it delivers crispy, even results every time. The intuitive dial system and seven cooking modes—including a sought-after Max Crisp option—make operating it a breeze.I particularly love its dual-zone capability. I can cook a roast on one side and cake or vegetables on the other, timing both for perfect finish. Cleanup is swift too, with dishwasher-safe crisper trays and drawer.A couple of practical notes: this is a hefty machine and takes up serious counter space. It also lacks a viewing window and will need the full drawer washed even for smaller feeds. But given the size, versatility, and cooking consistency, it’s easily one of the best air fryers out there—especially when found on sale between £199–219.

Had it 6+ months now, works amazingly, easy to clean, can fit loads in it, highly recommend.

I have always used an air dryer and decided to get this on Black Friday deal, because of the two compartments. They work a gem! You can have different food and different settings on each tub and that’s a great advantage. The food taste great too, especially the fries. A great buy!