Ninja Foodi Air Fryer: Dual Zone - With 6 Cooking Functions - 7.6L - AF300UK

The single most useful thing this air fryer does is cook two completely different foods simultaneously — at different temperatures, for different durations — and finish them both at the same time. That sounds like a minor convenience until you're trying to get chips and chicken ready together on a Tuesday night, and you realise it's the thing every other air fryer quietly fails at. The AF300UK's dual zone design solves a real coordination problem, not a manufactured one.

Who Is This For?

This is a strong buy for households of two to four people who cook proper meals rather than just reheating leftovers — particularly anyone who's already outgrown a single-basket air fryer and keeps running batches back-to-back. The 7.6-litre split capacity handles a full family meal without compromise. If you live alone or rarely cook more than one component at once, you're paying for capacity you won't use, and a smaller single-zone model would serve you better for less money.

What Buyers Say

Owners consistently praise the Smart Finish function — the ability to set each zone independently and have everything land on the table at once is what draws the most enthusiasm in reviews. Chips and roasted veg are frequently mentioned as standout results. The most common gripe, though, is noise: this unit runs louder than many rivals at high temperatures, which matters if your kitchen is open-plan. A secondary complaint is the drawer capacity being slightly misleading — the divider eats into usable space in each zone more than the headline 7.6L figure suggests.

The Deal

Right now it's priced at £149.99, down from £199.99 — a £50 saving. Since this product is newly tracked on The Daily Find, we have no historical price data to confirm whether £199.99 is a genuine regular price or a reference figure, so treat the "25% off" claim with appropriate scepticism until we've built a comparison baseline. For broader context on Ninja pricing trends, our best Ninja deals guide is worth a look. At £150 it's competitive, but hold for a second price drop before committing.