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.