Ninja air fryer sees massive price drop to less than £70 in January sales

If your goal is to lose those pounds over the next few months, an air fryer might be the device you need – and could save you some cash on your electricity as well during the winter period.

on the Ninja website for a limited time – and might be time for you to dip into your pennies and grab one. 

Don’t be deceived by the size with or 900g of French fries without breaking a sweat. and a two-year guarantee in case something goes wrong or in case it decides to break during that time.

, with an impressive mean score of 4.8 out of 5 from a hefty load of over 1,200 reviews. A chuffed buyer exclaimed: “I bought this as a Christmas present for my 85 year old mother and she is very pleased with it. It’s easy and straightforward to understand and use. It’s easy to clean – the drawer will go in the dishwasher. And its a good size. Large enough for a small chicken but not requiring a lot of counter space.

One thrilled customer gushed: “Bought 9 to 10 months ago when the price was much higher, in that time it’s used at least 4/5 times a week, other than having to purchase a new food rack due to over heating from using an oil catch item of dubious make, it’s been 100% reliable, saves £££s in electricity.”

Another satisfied buyer shared: “We bought this for our daughter’s flat which has limited counter space. Nice outside colour and the material is easy to keep clean. We are very pleased with the size of the machine and its functionality. We bought the additional inner rack so could create two layers inside the machine great for increasing the cooking space.”

However, not all feedback was glowing as a disgruntled shopper reported: “Very disappointed to find on unpacking, the black surface material above the Ninja badge, peeling away. How can this have passed a quality control? Returned immediately, and won’t be requesting a replacement.”

For those considering more affordable options, Amazon offers the  at £109.99, and Dunelm has