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Ninja Woodfire Electric BBQ Grill & Smoker in Grey Lid/Black Body
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Ninja Woodfire Electric BBQ Grill & Smoker in Grey Lid/Black Body

£229.99 Was £299.99 Save £70.00
Lowest Ever Price This is the lowest price we have recorded for this product. A strong time to buy.
Price tracked across 113 checks over 63 days — lowest recorded £229.99 · Always check retailer for latest price and availability

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What separates this Ninja from a standard electric grill is the Woodfire technology — a small pellet box that burns actual hardwood pellets to generate real smoke flavour while an electric element does the actual cooking. That means you get genuine smoky results on a balcony, a patio with fire restrictions, or any outdoor space where a charcoal or gas BBQ simply isn't practical. It grills, smokes low-and-slow, and air fries outdoors, all without lighting a single flame or dealing with ash cleanup afterwards.

Who Is This For?

This is built for flat dwellers, renters, or garden cooks who want authentic BBQ results but can't justify — or aren't permitted — an open-fire grill. It rewards people who want to actually smoke brisket or ribs without babysitting a charcoal smoker for eight hours. If you already own a large gas BBQ with plenty of outdoor space, the compact cooking area here will likely frustrate you — look elsewhere, or browse our best BBQ deals for larger alternatives.

What Buyers Say

Owners consistently praise the smoke flavour as noticeably more authentic than they expected from an electric appliance — the pellet system earns its keep. The air fry function outdoors also gets strong marks for versatility. The most repeated complaint, however, is the cooking capacity: the grill surface is modest, and feeding more than three or four people means cooking in batches, which disrupts the convenience the whole product promises. Pellet consumption can also add up if you're smoking regularly.

The Deal

At £229.99 — down from £299.99 — you're saving £70, which is a reasonable reduction on paper. However, the price history across 38 data points tells an important story: the average sits at just £231.83, meaning this product spends most of its time close to today's price anyway. This is effectively its standard selling price dressed as a sale. Worth buying if you want it now, but don't feel pressured by urgency that isn't really there. For more tracked Ninja prices, see our best Ninja deals guide.

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Price History & Verdict

Lowest Ever Price

This is the lowest price we have recorded for this product. A strong time to buy.

Current Price £229.99
Lowest Recorded £229.99
Average Price £230.61
Original Price £299.99

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, this is an electric-powered grill that uses mains electricity to generate heat, while the Woodfire pellet box is added separately to create smoke flavour — the pellets do not act as the primary heat source. This means you need an outdoor-rated extension lead or a nearby power socket to use it in your garden. The pellet capacity is small by design, typically requiring around half a cup per cook to generate sufficient smoke.

This grill suits flat-dwelling or smaller-garden households who cannot use traditional charcoal or gas BBQs, and anyone who wants genuine smoke flavour without the faff of managing a fire. The cooking surface is relatively compact, so cooking for more than four people in one sitting requires batching, which disrupts the flow of a larger gathering. If you regularly grill for six or more guests, you may find the grate size a frustrating constraint.

Based on 38 tracked price points, the lowest recorded price for this model is £229.99 — which is exactly what it's selling for now — while the average tracked price sits at £231.83. That means you are effectively buying at the floor price, and there is no evidence from the price history that it has ever gone cheaper. This is a strong buy on price.

The Weber Lumin (available around £220–£250) offers a larger cooking surface and the reliability of Weber's build quality, but it lacks any smoke-infusion feature, delivering results closer to a contact grill than a smoker. The Ninja Woodfire's key differentiator is the pellet smoker box, which genuinely adds a BBQ smoke character that the Lumin simply cannot replicate. If smoke flavour is important to you, the Ninja wins clearly; if you prioritise grilling space and brand longevity, the Lumin is worth considering.