Ninja Double Stack Air Fryer with Dual Drawers AF400UKCP

Most air fryers force a choice: cook the chicken or cook the chips, then let one go cold while the other finishes. The Double Stack solves this with a vertical two-drawer design that stacks two 4.75L baskets on top of each other rather than side by side, keeping the footprint closer to a single-drawer machine while still giving you a genuine 9.5L of usable capacity. That means a full roast chicken in the bottom drawer and roasted vegetables in the top, both finishing at the same time without your worktop looking like a catering kitchen.

Who Is This For?

This makes most sense for households of three to five people who cook proper meals rather than reheating snacks — families doing weeknight dinners where timing two components together actually matters, or couples who batch-cook and want to run two different recipes simultaneously. If you live alone or mostly cook single portions, a smaller single-drawer fryer at half the price will do everything you need and take up far less space.

What Buyers Say

Owners consistently praise the Sync Finish function, which staggers cooking times so both drawers finish simultaneously — in practice it works reliably and removes the mental arithmetic of staggered cooking. The dehydrate function also draws genuinely enthusiastic feedback from people making jerky or dried fruit. The most common gripe is the height: at around 40cm tall, it clears the underside of many kitchen wall cabinets with very little room to spare, and some owners report it simply does not fit in their kitchen without rearranging shelving.

The Deal

Currently £179.99, down from £239.99 — a saving of £60, or 25% off. This product is newly tracked on our system, so there is no price history to confirm whether £239.99 is a genuine long-term retail price or an inflated anchor. Treat this cautiously rather than as a proven low. That said, for a dual-drawer machine of this capacity, £179.99 sits at a competitive point in the market — just measure your kitchen cupboards before you commit.