Air Fryer Pro 4-in-1

Love my Ninja 4.7L Pro Air Fryer!

Ninja air fryer Pro- 4 in 1 5 Q or Ninja air fryer 4 Q AF101.

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I bought this one and am thoroughly enjoying it. Ninja Air Fryer Pro 4-in-1 with 5... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D6XGQDG6?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share Don't buy a no-name one, buy a brand name one.

The Ninja Foodi Dual Zone (AF300ANZ) is the pick if you're air frying chicken every day, two separate baskets with independent controls, 7.6L total, and a sync finish function so everything's done at the same time. No more flipping either, proper even cooking. It's sitting at $183 on Amazon AU right now, well under your $200. If you're cooking for one or two and don't need the dual baskets, the Ninja Air Fryer Pro 4.7L (AF141ANZ) is solid at $168 and a bit more compact. [top7kitchen.au](http://top7kitchen.au) has a side-by-side of both if you want to check specs before buying.

For one person a 4-5L basket is the sweet spot. The Ninja Air Fryer Pro 4.7L handles a couple of chicken breasts, a tray of chips or roast veg without breaking a sweat. Anything bigger and you end up wasting energy preheating empty space, plus it eats your bench. If you reckon you'll start having mates over for dinner the Ninja Foodi Dual Zone 7.6L gives you two baskets to play with, but for daily solo cooking the smaller one is plenty. [top7kitchen.au](http://top7kitchen.au) has a side-by-side of the top 7 air fryers on Amazon AU if you want to compare capacities.

For solo use with easy cleanup, the Ninja Air Fryer Pro 4.7L is hard to beat, basket and crisper plate both pop straight in the dishwasher and 4.7L is the sweet spot for one person without being tiny. If you want to spend less, the Philips 2000 Series 4.2L is also super easy to clean . [top7kitchen.au](http://top7kitchen.au) has a side-by-side rundown if you want to compare.

Honestly the combo units (Instant Pot with air fry, Ninja Foodi Grill) are a compromise on both sides , they're not great pressure cookers AND they're not great air fryers. If you mostly want to air fry, get a dedicated basket model. The Ninja Foodi Dual Zone is a great choice, two independent baskets mean you can cook protein and veggies simultaneously at different temps, which is brilliant for actual weeknight cooking. Around $182 AUD on Amazon. If you want something smaller and simpler, the Ninja Air Fryer Pro is also excellent at $168 AUD. [top7kitchen.au/air-fryers](http://top7kitchen.au/air-fryers) has a solid comparison of the top basket models if you want to dig into the specs before deciding.

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

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?