If you're in the market for a high-end air fryer, multi cooker, kettle or blender, chances are you've considered a Ninja. This November, we’ll be sifting through products in all the most popular retailers’ Black Friday sales to pick out genuinely good offers on these typically pricey appliances.
Our expert round-up of the best Ninja deals will save you time searching the sales.
To find more expert advice to help you shop smart, take a look at our advice.Why should I shop the Black Friday Ninja deals with Which?
Our experts test and review kitchen appliances throughout the year, not just when the sales are on. On this page, we’ll only feature Ninja appliances that we’ve rigorously tested in our lab.
Our intensive research helps us uncover the very best products from both popular and little-known brands - appliances worth spending your hard-earned money on.
You'll know an appliance is decent if you see it listed here, but it's still worth checking our reviews to find out whether it will suit your specific needs.
Is Ninja a good brand for appliances?
Sarah Hiscock, Which? market analyst for kitchen appliances says:
'A focus on multi-functional products has given Ninja an edge in a crowded kitchen appliance market. All-in-one appliances give consumers options without taking up already precious countertop space, and reduce the temptation to break the bank by buying multiple gadgets that do different things.
'Our test results confirm that this does not, however, mean Ninja compromises on performance. Over 40% of our Best Buys air fryers are Ninja models. And air fryers aren’t Ninja’s only forte. The brand also has well-scoring products across many of our tested categories, their reach spreading from small domestic appliances to vacuums, and even hair care products.'
Best Ninja deals in the Black Friday sales
The Black Friday sales are just kicking off, and we've already seen quite a few Ninja deals that are worth a look.
Ninja Foodi MAX 15-in-1 multicooker OL750UK - Black and Copper Edition
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This multi cooker is like a swiss-army knife, with a cooking function for every occasion. You can pressure cook, air fry, steam air fry (a good setting for roasting meats) and more. You can even make yoghurt.
This black and copper edition that Ninja has introduced for Black Friday comes with a set of silicone tongs and an apron. This edition is currently cheaper than the original-style is at most retailers.
Find out all our thoughts in our full review of theundefinedNinja Woodfire Electric BBQ
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This electric BBQ hasn't been around for very long but is already having its £349.99 release price slashed.
As well as grilling there's plenty of additional cooking functions such as smoking, air frying, roasting, baking and dehydrating.
Read our full review of the to see if it's a grill you'll want to fire up.Ninja Zerostick hard anodised 3-piece saucepan set
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We've seen these saucepans for £119.99 already this year - but it's still the cheapest price the set has been at in 2023.
This set of pans is PFOA-free, suitable for all hobs, oven-safe and comes with Ninja's 10-year guarantee when you register the product with them.
Read our full review of the for our full thoughts.Ninja Zerostick aluminium frying pan 30cm
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This frying pan on sale for around £30 is the lowest we've seen it so far this year.
It is a very solid and sturdy pan, that's PFOA-free and oven safe.
Ninja also offers a 10-year replacement guarantee when you register your purchase with them.
Find out more, read our full review of theNinja Speedi 10-in-1 Rapid Cooker ON400UK
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This Rapid cooker can prepare a one-pot meal - grains, protein and vegetables - in well under 30 minutes.
It has plenty of cooking modes, more than you'd typically find on a multi cooker for this price.
While we've seen this cooker for £160 at various retailers throughout the year, we're seeing it at the cheapest price this year in several retailer's sales.
Read our full review of the to find out our full thoughts on this multicooker.Ninja Air Fryer AF100UK
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This little air fryer is Ninja's first. Despite its small size Ninja says it can still cook up to 900g of chips in one go. The manual temperature range of 40°C to 210°C is also much wider than most air fryers.
It comes with a crisper plate and a 'Cook & Crisp' rack included, which are both dishwasher safe.
To find out more, read our full review of the .Ninja Foodi MAX AG551UK
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This air fryer has six functions: air fry, bake, roast, reheat, dehydrate and grill. It also has a cooking tray and basket, as well as a digital cooking probe, a ceramic coated cooking pot, a ceramic coated crisper basket, a ceramic coated plate and a cleaning brush.
The removable parts are dishwasher safe, making it convenient to clean.
To know more, read our full review of the .Ninja BN800UK
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This food processor has been this cheap before Black Friday, so it's not an exclusively low price, but it is still the cheapest we've seen it.
As is typical with Ninja's appliances, this food processor has many more strings to its bow than just blitzing food. It kneads, makes smoothies, and crushes ice, too.
Read our full to make sure it'll do everything you need it to when prepping food.Ninja Foodi Dual Zone AF300UK
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This Ninja's dual zone technology is handy for anyone needing to cook multiple items of food at the same time without resorting to an oven. You can set different timings for each zone.
As a result, it's one of the largest and heaviest. So it's one to keep out on your countertop: don't plan on storing it away in your cupboard.
Read our full to discover everything we liked and disliked about it.Inspiring tips for improving the place you live inHow to recycle your old kitchen appliances
If you're looking to replace some ageing appliances by shopping the winter sales, make sure you dispose of your old items in the correct way.
There are plenty of ways you can offload your unwanted appliances. One option is kerbside collection for small electrical items – in many cases, your local council will collect smaller items such as toasters and kettles. Alternatively, you can drop items at a local recycling centre, or hand them over to retailers that have their own recycling schemes.
For more details on how to get rid of your unused gadgets, consult our guide on .More Black Friday deals from Which?
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