Amazon cuts £80 off Ninja's Double Stack XL air fryer that cooks on four levels - lowest price for months

Amazon has cut £80 off a space-saving Ninja air fryer that can cook food across four levels at once, bringing the family-sized appliance below £200 for Prime members.

The Amazon-exclusive black and copper Ninja Double Stack XL Air Fryer is now £189.99 in the retailer’s Big Prime Deal, down from its stated £269.99 recommended retail price. That represents a 30 per cent saving on the 9.5-litre model.

Unlike traditional dual-drawer air fryers, which place the baskets next to each other, the Ninja Double Stack XL positions its two drawers vertically. Ninja says this makes it 30 per cent slimmer than the popular AF400 while retaining the same overall 9.5-litre capacity.

The narrower 28cm body could be useful in kitchens where worktop width is limited, although buyers will still need to account for its 47cm depth and 38.5cm height. The stacked Ninja air fryer is designed to fit beneath most kitchen cabinets, but measuring the intended space before ordering would be sensible.

Each of its two drawers has a 4.75-litre capacity and can be controlled independently. Owners can select different cooking functions, temperatures and timings for each zone, with the Sync setting arranging for both parts of the meal to finish together.

The Match function applies identical settings to both drawers when preparing a larger quantity of the same food. This means the Double Stack XL can handle a complete meal or a bigger batch without requiring everything to use the same cooking instructions.

Two removable racks create an additional cooking level inside each drawer, allowing food to be arranged across four layers. Rear fans are designed to circulate hot air through each zone so ingredients placed on the upper and lower levels cook and crisp more evenly.

That arrangement could allow chicken to cook above vegetables in one drawer while chips and another side occupy the second. Ninja says the 9.5-litre air fryer can prepare enough food for up to eight people, making it suitable for larger households, entertaining and batch cooking.

The appliance includes six functions: Air Fry, Max Crisp, Roast, Bake, Reheat and Dehydrate. Max Crisp is intended for rapidly cooking frozen food at a higher temperature, while the remaining settings cover everyday meals, leftovers, baked dishes and dried snacks.

Ninja claims the Double Stack air fryer can cook selected foods up to 55 per cent faster than a fan oven, based on tests involving sausages and fish fingers. The brand also says it can use up to 55 per cent less energy than a conventional oven when cooking sausages, although savings will vary according to the recipe and appliance being compared.

Food cooked with the Air Fry function can contain up to 75 per cent less fat than traditionally deep-fried hand-cut chips, according to Ninja’s testing. Many dishes can be prepared using little or no added oil, although some ingredients may still benefit from a small amount.

The Amazon-exclusive package includes two drawers, two non-stick crisper plates, two cooking racks and a pair of silicone tongs. The removable cooking parts are listed as dishwasher safe, which should make cleaning easier after preparing food across all four levels.

At 10.3kg, this is not an appliance most owners will want to move in and out of a cupboard every day. Its narrower shape, however, means the Ninja Double Stack XL may be easier to leave on display than a wide side-by-side model.

The air fryer had a 4.7-star rating from more than 3,100 Amazon reviews when the offer was supplied. It was also marked as an Amazon’s Choice product, while the retailer reported that more than 100 had been bought during the previous month.

A two-year guarantee is available when the appliance is registered with Ninja in the UK or Republic of Ireland. Prime members can check the latest price and availability for the black and copper Ninja Double Stack XL on Amazon before the £80 reduction ends.

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