Ninja's sell out Double Stack Air Fryer is now cheaper than ever for Prime Big Deal Days - with a whole new colourway
Ninja's newest air fryer just got a makeover. And a price slash
Ninja's newest, most innovative air fryer yet has had a makeover and price slash thanks to Amazon's Big Deal Days event, running from the 8th to the 9th of October this year. As part of the sales, the new look Ninja Double Stack XL Air Fryer features copper accents that are far more stylish than the standard grey design and a price reduction of £269.99 down to £209.99 at Amazon.
The Double Stack may be relatively new, but we've already tried it to see if it's one of the best air fryers around as part of our testing process.
As we detailed in our Ninja Double Stack review, our expert tester Helen was impressed with how much space this air fryer can save on your kitchen worktop, with a design that stacks the drawers one on top of the other instead of side by side. Here's why this is a star deal to pick up if you're shopping Prime's Big Deal Days.
In this brand new, Amazon exclusive colourway, the Double Stack is looking even better than it did before, and it has the exact same top of the range functionality, too.
Amazon's Ninja Double Stack Air Fryer copper colourway exclusive
Amazon like to release a special edition of Ninja's bestsellers around this time of year. In years gone by we've had the Ninja Dual Zone in this same copper colourway as well as the brand's blenders and multi-cookers.
But you don't need to be a collector to snap up this particular deal, which sees the relatively new Double Stack air fryer drop in price to the lowest price we've seen. This is a great deal to jump on if you're looking to upgrade from your air fryer that might have seen better days, especially if you're currently in a battle for space on your kitchen worktop.
Compared to another of the best dual zone air fryers, the original Ninja bestseller the Ninja Foodi Max Dual Zone, the Double Stack is a serious space saver, with just a 28 centimetre width. It also features wire racks so that you can create four distinct cooking zones, something our expert reviewer tried out at home with great success.
The Double Stack's capacity also makes it a great air fryer to upgrade to if you want to use your appliance more for family cooking, with 9.5 litres of space. The control panel on the side of this air fryer also keeps with Ninja's long-standing tradition of being exceptionally straightforward to use, according to our reviewer.
Amazon is also throwing in a pair of silicone tongs, just to sweeten the deal, which will make flipping your food at the halfway mark that bit easier too.
We've seen these copper exclusives sell out in quick time in previous years, so we're keeping a keen eye on stock levels this time around. Will you be persuaded to pick up the Double Stack with its sleek new look?
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Molly is Ideal Home’s Kitchen Appliances Editor, the Ideal Home Certified Expert on Appliances and an all-around baking and cooking enthusiast. She joined the team in September 2022 as an Ecommerce Editor after working across Real Homes, Homes & Gardens and Livingetc. She's been reviewing products for 4 years and now specialises in weighing up kitchen essentials' pros and cons, from air fryers to bean-to-cup coffee machines.
She's always been a keen reader, so after graduating from the University of Exeter in 2020 she was thrilled to find a way to write as a full-time job. Nowadays, she spends her days at home or the Ideal Home test facility trying out new kitchen innovations to see if they’re worth a space on your worktop. Her most beloved and hard-working appliance is her Sage coffee machine though she also takes the title of Ideal Home’s in-house air fryer expert after writing about them religiously over the past few years.
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