Ninja - Air Fryer Pro 4-in-1

I got the ninja af140eu a couple of weeks ago and i’m very happy with it. Using it for two people at the moment

That is hard to tell since I’v only had it for a month or so. I did forget to mention that I chose this model because it is PFAS-free according to their website.

I have the ninja pro 4 in 1. It, thus far, has been super easy to clean.

Make sure you get a decent fan to blow at your fire detector while you use the air fryer. And have the air fryer backside pointing towards an open window. I really like the Ninja pro XL 5 quart. ($79) Super easy to use and clean. And extra insert trays are available on Amazon for like nine bucks, for when yours gets too hard to clean. Don't worry about using liners or anything like that. Just make sure you invest in a good avocado oil spray. If you or your parents have a Costco membership, they've got large avocado sprays in a two pack for a pretty good price.

For two people the 4.7L is plenty. Dual zone’s only worth it if you’re cooking different foods at once a lot.

I have a small Oster convection toaster oven for pizza and things that won't fit in the air fryer, and then I have a 5 quart ninja pro that I got from Walmart that works really well. A wall socket can only put out 1750 watts max, if you want your food to cook quickly, an airfryer with a basket will provide the quickest results. The airfryer ovens simply don't have enough power at the socket to make air frying fast and convenient, they take too long to heat up.

230v or 110v? I'm very happy with the Ninja AF140EU, it has more power than most air fryers and it goes up to 240c, which really makes a difference for me. Heats up quickly and pretty quiet for an air fryer as well. Basket is dishwasher proof and everything. However I believe it's not sold in 110v countries.

[This Ninja](https://www.amazon.com/Ninja-Capacity-Dehydrate-Technology-AF141/dp/B0CSZ7WBYW/) uses ceramic coating. Would you say it's better?

Have a Ninja as well for about a year. No complaints. The model is the 4-in-1 AF141 single basket, basic and cheap.

Dual zone fryers are nice, but for two people a single zone 4.7 L is usually enough. The dual version just adds flexibility to cook different foods at once, but it takes more space and costs more. If you don’t need that, the single zone will do fine.

OMG!! Me too! We replaced it with the Ninja Ait Fryer Pro, and I looooove it!

If yours is the type of family that uses gadgets like the air fryer, then go for a Philips HD9252/90 I’m saying this because a lot of us just buy gadgets and then they start to be kept aside. I found that basting your non veg items with a little oil really makes a world of difference. If you want to splurge, the Ninja Pro is a wonderful fryer. Ceramic and all that.