NinjaAir Fryer | 4-in-1 Pro Air Fry, Roast, Reheat, Dehydrate | 5QT Capacity fits up to 4lbs of French Fries | 400F Max Temp | Nonstick Basket & Crisper Plate | 120V | Grey | AF141

Me fui a comprar esta freidora de la marca Ninja en especifico, anteriormente tenia una licuadora y me encanta la durabilidad, si bien es cierto los productos de la marca son algo costosos pero valen la pena adquirirlos.La comida queda con un sabor exquisito y lo mejor es que como sin culpa ni remordimiento.La freidora es fácil de usar y como consejo para cuidado de la parte interna, usen protectores para que la grasa o lo que hagan no caiga directamente al antiadherente y no se les vaya a descascarar al lavarlo tanto.Mi canasta esta intacta por dentro.Otra cosa que me encantó es que no deja el sabor a plástico en las comidas como sucede con otras freidoras.

I have no idea what I was thinking, waiting so long to get one of these buggers...I absolutely love it, makes all sorts of things so much better than I was able to previously. Nice size, fits on the counter without being a space hog, and easily cleanable with a flat top. The foods it prepares are really, really crisp and good. I also bought some of those silicone air fryer "baskets" for inside, and haven't ever used them because they are unnecessary. I give this appliance very high marks!

I’ve had the ninja air fryer for a couple months now. I’M LOVING IT!I really hadn’t understood a need for an air fryer but last year I bought a small inexpensive one on prime day just to try it out. Loved it but decided it was too small so this year I ordered the Ninja. WOW. It’s multi functional for air frying, roasting, dehydrating. This week I made roasted veggies with chicken all together in the air fryer. It’s great for reheating. It’s the best for cooking bacon. Super easy to use.It’s been SO HOT this summer. Too hot for an overnight to be running for sure. Still got my favorite roasted fresh veggies from my garden.I highly recommend this air fryer.

This is a great product. I thought air-fryers were a bit of a scam, and not really practical or useful. But when my wife insisted we get one, I relented. She did the research and came up with this one, so we ordered it. We've both been pleasantly surprised! It cooks foods much faster than our oven, and even though it's 120V instead of 240V, it uses less electricity because it's so much smaller than the oven, and it heats up in just a few minutes. Because it's so fast and convenient, she's been making foods we just hadn't been having, such as Philadelphia Cheesesteak sandwiches, so it's really increased our meal options. She uses it with Pyrex cooking containers, so there isn't much cleaning to do afterward. The only thing it hasn't really been good for so far is hard-boiled eggs, as the recommended temperature was too high and kind of overcooked the eggs, making them hard to peel. It does take up a bit of counter space, but she's okay with that. We're glad we bought it, and Ninja seems to be a good brand.

Very nice. I had a cheaper air-fryer that this replaced, and it's much better despite being smaller. With my old one I'd have to almost double the cook times to get things crispy, but with this I was surprised to see that the recipes actually work as written. It's also nice that the handle is attached directly to the bottom pan, unless you've owned a cheap air-fryer you don't know how important that is.But the most important question is: Will it cook a Totino's party pizza? The answer is technically yes, it fits, but it won't get crispy since the fryer only gets up to 400 degrees. If you're looking for something to properly cook it you'll have to look elsewhere.

My 1st Air Fryer replacing a Black Decker Old Broiler / Toaster Oven that took forever to cook 1 week reviewPro's :It is VERY powerful and easy to use. I love the traditional push button controls of Temp, Time, Bake, Broil, ReHeat, Air Fry Etc in no cumbersome menus.Air Fry = Blast heat your food and great for pre-cooked wings, drum sticksBake and Broil = what you are used too except Turbo - Be advisedReheat = NormalPause Button is excellent to check on your food as no windowIt is a great foot print - It is deceivingly looks small but it is not - it widens a bit a bottom. You can make a lot of food. Good for 4 people easyPro Tips :Temp & Time Matters - It cooks I would say 50 degrees hotter than a toaster broiler (at least what i had). It cooks your food fast.Check your food, go with slightly lower bake temps and longer time until you get used to itI am used it now and use prescribed bake temp though go a few minutes shorter and it comes out greatLiners - 100% Worth it for under a dime. You can cook multiple meals for the day with almost no clean up unless it's super greasy, or using raw food. I just wipe down the Ninja every few daysFor toast or bread I go right on the plate.Con's - It is not as good with fully frozen food vs a traditional broiler even though faster, It will burn it on top and can dry the food out a lot if you use the normal temp. You need to lower the temp significantly and cook longer on bake. I.e. Frozen pizza, burritos. For certain items its better to use the microwave, like a burrito it retains the moisture better and is faster. Though overall it is very goodWatch Out - the bottom is hot when you check so you need to put on a stove if you take out. Not for kids unless they understand.I've only done pre-cooked foods from freezer and reheats. I look forward to cooking from raw.Overall I love it , it's such a healthy option, and Ninja only uses ceramic cookware coatings . Highly recommend.

The 5-quart Ninja 4-in-1 air fryer is compact yet spacious, holding a good amount of food without feeling bulky. It crisps food perfectly and, while there’s some noise, it’s completely expected for an air fryer. It also feels healthier to use compared to traditional frying methods and even some other air fryers I’ve tried. Overall, I’m very happy with it and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable, health-friendly air fryer.