Best Ninja Air Fryers in Ireland: 6 Models Compared

A 9. 5 litre dual-drawer air fryer with two independent cooking zones, six cooking functions and a 2470 W power rating. Each drawer can use separate settings, while SYNC can coordinate finish times. Currys lists capacity for up to eight portions and dishwasher-safe components. Pros: Large 9. 5 litre total capacity; Two independently controlled cooking zones; Six cooking functions including Max Crisp, Air Fry, Roast, Bake, Dehydrate and Reheat; Dishwasher-safe removable components. Consider: Large countertop footprint; More expensive than smaller single-drawer models. Limitation: Currys displayed delivery as unavailable during verification, although free in-store collection was offered. Delivery availability can vary by location.

A 7. 6 litre model with two 3. 8 litre drawers, independent cooking zones and six functions. Currys lists a 2400 W rating, capacity for six to eight portions, dishwasher-safe parts and a SYNC function for coordinating dishes cooked with different settings. Pros: Useful balance between capacity and countertop size; Two independent baskets; Six cooking functions; SYNC and MATCH cooking options. Consider: Less total capacity than the 9. 5 litre models; Wider layout than vertically stacked models. Limitation: Best suited to households that want two independent zones but do not need the maximum 9. 5 litre capacity.

This 9. 5 litre model places two 4. 75 litre drawers vertically rather than side by side. It supports six cooking functions, two independent zones and additional racks for multi-level cooking. Currys lists capacity for up to eight portions and dimensions of 385 x 280 x 470 mm. Pros: Narrow 280 mm width; Large 9. 5 litre capacity; Two independent cooking zones; Includes multi-layer racks. Consider: Deeper than many conventional dual-drawer fryers; High verified purchase price. Limitation: Its vertical arrangement saves width rather than overall volume, so buyers should check available countertop depth and overhead clearance.

A 6. 2 litre single-drawer model with six preset functions, 2000 W power and dishwasher-safe removable components. Currys lists dimensions of 305 x 280 x 360 mm and functions including Max Crisp, Air Fry, Roast, Bake, Reheat and Dehydrate. Pros: Generous capacity for a single-drawer fryer; Six cooking functions; Simpler layout than dual-zone models; Dishwasher-safe removable parts. Consider: Cannot cook two foods at independent temperatures simultaneously; Less flexible for multi-part family meals than DualZone models. Limitation: A single cooking zone makes it less suitable for buyers specifically wanting two independent dishes to finish together.

A vertically stacked dual-zone fryer with 7. 2 litres total capacity, two 3. 8 litre drawers, six cooking functions and multi-layer racks. Currys lists a 2470 W rating and dimensions of 380 x 280 x 420 mm, making it considerably narrower than traditional side-by-side designs. Pros: Only 280 mm wide; Two independent cooking zones; Six cooking functions; Multi-layer racks included. Consider: Smaller capacity than the SL400UK; Still relatively deep despite its narrow width. Limitation: Its main space advantage is reduced width. Buyers with shallow counters should still check the 420 mm listed depth.

A compact 4. 7 litre single-basket air fryer with 2000 W power and four cooking functions: Air Fry, Roast, Reheat and Dehydrate. Currys lists dimensions of 265 x 285 x 360 mm, dishwasher-safe components and a removable non-stick drawer. Pros: Compact dimensions; Lower verified price than larger Ninja models; Simple four-function controls; Dishwasher-safe removable parts. Consider: Only one cooking zone; Smallest capacity in this comparison; Does not include Bake or Max Crisp as separate functions. Limitation: The 4. 7 litre capacity is better suited to smaller meals than large family batches.