Foodi Dual Zone FlexBasket 11QT MegaZone

The flex drawer is nice you can put a baking pan in it

Ninja is a really good brand! I love how easy the food comes off the non stick on them. I have the flexidrawer xxxl - suuuper awesome. I got a brabantia knockoff of that one one from Briscoes sale as I was sucked in by the big discount but it wasn’t that good and after 6 months it started to make a toxic smell when cooking (and I was careful not to scratch the non stick coating). Anyway instant or ninja have been good IMO

The fan is making a strange sound in both drawers. I would be good at keeping it clean so I know it's not a build up of grease. It's has served me well to be honest. Think we are going with a ninja. It seems to be the most popular answer. Customer care / warranty seems to be on the ball

So we bought the 10.4 ltr Ninja today. Got a good deal on it for €239. Thank you everyone for your help. To be fair, ye made it an easy decision

We got the 11qt. Ninja with Flex basket from Costco, we love it!

It’s true that it only goes to 400 but that works for my needs. I like it because I can cook a whole chicken in it in the big zone, and just use one zone for smaller jobs. I have no problem getting fries crispy in it, but I’m doing frozen show string fries, not making them from scratch.

Buy the biggest basket style Ninja you can Basic push buttons are your friend

We were recommended the Ninja Foodi FlexDrawer and couldn't be happier. One or two small compartments or open it up for a single large one. We cook everything from a handful of nuggets and wedges to a two-kilo chicken.

Ninja dual zone flex basket. You can combine both baskets into a single large size, smart finish. Excellent flexible cooking.

I cook for a family of 5 and I've owned both toaster ovens and air fryers and I've settled on the ninja air fryer with a removable divider. I can cook two different things at once, or take out the divider and cook a large batch of proteins or veggies at once. It's the size of a regular toaster oven but seems to have a larger capacity. My microwave is a convection oven and we honestly just use the air fryer for everything these days.

I use the Ninja Airfryer Foodi FlexDrawer. It's a European model, I've had it for a year and a half and it's great. I don't really use the separate zones thing, though. But you can easily airfry a whole small chicken in there.

Still working fantastically. Cooking consistency has been solid and the noise is medium-low. It's not bad, but it'll make you turn the tv up a level so that you can still hear it well, if you know what I mean.

The Ninja Flex-basket Air Fryer has been the favorite out of what I’ve used!