Air-fryer deals 2024

Our team of expert reviewers have put all the air-fryers in this list to the test, looking at quality of food, ease of use, ease of cleaning, value for money and quality of materials, then scored each model out of five. Read more about how BBC Good Food tests products.

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Air-fryer deals at a glance

Ninja – offers on top-rated air-fryers, plus multi-cookers and food processors
Amazon – deals on selected air-fryers, including Ninja and Cosori
Very – up to 60% off in the Very Big Sale
JD Williams – offers on Tower, Salter and Ninja air-fryers
Currys – guaranteed rewards of up to £2,500 on selected energy-efficient appliances
Lakeland – up to £30 off Lakeland air-fryers
John Lewis and Partners – up to £70 off selected air-fryers
Hughes – up to £100 on selected appliances
Argos – reduced prices on Ninja, Tower and Cuisinart air-fryers
Boots Kitchen Appliances – save on dishwashers, fridge freezers, ovens and more
Appliances Direct – up to 31% off air-fryers, plus 40% off small appliances
Robert Dyas – offers on on Ninja, Tower, and Salter products

Don’t forget, all of the retailers offering air-fryer deals are competing for your attention, so will be keeping just as much of an eye on other brands’ prices as their own. We’ve also seen John Lewis and Partners, Currys and AO offer a price-match promise. When you’ve spotted a price that appeals to you, look out for added extras, such as free delivery.

Ninja Foodi MAX Dual Zone air-fryer

Best air-fryer for families

Ninja Foodi MAX Dual Zone AF400UK air-fryer

Star rating: 5/5

This sleek-looking air-fryer from Ninja comes with the handy sync function you get with most dual-drawer models, which allows you to programme both drawers simultaneously, even when cooking at different times and temperatures. This particular model also arrived in mostly recyclable packaging, which is a big win on the sustainability front.

It has a large capacity so it’s an ideal choice for families of four-plus, and while it takes up a big chunk of the counter, it’s versatile enough to guarantee everyday use. Now’s the perfect time to snap it up for a fraction of the RRP.

Wattage: 2470W

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Ninja Foodi Dual Zone Air Fryer

Best for cooking a complete meal in one

Star rating: 5/5

This Ninja air fryer scored top marks for several reasons, namely its recyclable packaging and easy-to-use touchscreen controls. This large air fryer comes with two drawers that can be programmed to sync up, meaning food finishes cooking at the same time. We felt it was good value for money and scored well for energy efficiency.

Read our full review of the Ninja Foodi Dual Zone Air Fryer.

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Sage the Smart Oven air fryer

Best multi-tasking air fryer

Star rating: 5/5

Deserving of pride of place on the kitchen counter, this attractive air fryer is great to use as an extension of your main oven.

Offering presets and functions that can tackle everything from toast and bagels to chips and even slow-cooked stews, this Sage model is a lot more than a standard air fryer. One of the more expensive models on this list, now is the perfect time to snap it up with a saving.

Read the full Sage the Smart Oven air fryer review.

Wattage: 2400W

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Ninja Foodi MAX Health grill and air fryer

Best blowout multifunctional air fryer

Ninja Foodi MAX Health Grill & Air Fryer AG551UK

Star rating: 5/5

This multifunctional Ninja model not only air fries, but roasts, bakes, dehydrates and grills, too. It was a fantastic performer on our air frying tests and notably impressive when it came to grilling. The large, flat internal surface makes it particularly adept when roasting meats. A versatile model well worth snapping up while it’s on offer.

Read our full Ninja Foodi MAX Health grill and air fryer.

Wattage: 2460W

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Instant Vortex Plus dual air-fryer

Best dual-drawer air-fryer

Star rating: 5/5

This dual-drawer model was one of the smallest we tested, and is able to cook a main and sides for four to six people thanks to its combined 7.5-litre capacity. The SyncFinish function also allows different functions to finish cooking at the same time – great for plating up various dishes simultaneously.

Read our full Instant Vortex Plus dual air-fryer review.

Wattage: 1450-1700W

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Lakeland Dual-Basket air-fryer

Best air-fryer for chicken

Star rating: 4.5/5

Featuring eight presets, this eight-litre air-fryer is a great choice for households who want to use their gadget to cook lots of different dishes simultaneously. What makes it easy is the sync function, which automatically programmes each drawer to finish at the same time, regardless of timings and temperatures.

We liked the clear window built onto the front of this model and enjoyed being able to peek inside as our chips and chicken crisped up. Every dish we cooked was also a success, and our chicken breast in particular was juicy, tender and flavoursome.

This model has been selling out online in recent weeks, so if you see a deal you like and stock is available, don’t hang around.

Wattage: 2700W

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Ninja Speedi air-fryer ON400UK

Star rating: 4.5/5

So much more than an air-fryer, the Ninja Speedi is the brands’ latest offering. Though there are 10 settings to explore, the Speedi can be primarily used for air-frying, grilling, roasting and sautéing. Its generously sized 5.7-litre capacity makes it a brilliant addition to households of four or five, and the rapid-cook setting is ideal for dinners in a flash.

We’ve watched the Speedi fall in price throughout the Black Friday period, but we don’t expect this model to be any cheaper than it is today.

Read our full Ninja Speedi review.

Wattage: 1760W

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Cosori Air Fryer Lite 3.8L

Best WiFi-enabled air fryer

Star rating: 4.5/5

This Cosori model impressed us with its sleek and simple design, colourful accents, and easy-to-remove grill tray – and its WiFi compatibility is a huge win on the convenience front. At the time of testing it was also one of the cheapest air fryers to run versus other models.

It ran quietly during use, and though we had to exercise some trial-and-error during the cooking process, it produced crispy, well-sealed chips and moist, evenly cooked chicken.

Read the full Cosori Air Fryer Lite 3.8L review.

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Philips Premium Avance air fryer XXL

Best for large families

Philips Avance Airfryer XXL cooking chips

Star rating: 4.5/5

This large-capacity air fryer from Philips impressed us with its efficient frying and range of preset functions, which include frozen fries, fish meat, chicken drumsticks, and a whole chicken.

For such a sizeable appliance, it stands to reason that it has a large footprint – but it doesn’t feel bulky or heavy, and the integral cord storage means you can easily tidy it away between meals.

The keep-warm function is a great feature, and meant our chips were still hot and crispy after 20 minutes. We were impressed by the air and heat circulation too, and our lamb chops came out perfectly without us having to turn them while cooking.

Read the full Philips Premium Avance air fryer review.

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Tefal EasyFry Precision 2-in-1 air-fryer and grill

Best air-fryer with grill attachment

Tefal EasyFry Precision digital air-fryer and grill

Star rating: 4.5/5

This slimline air-fryer from Tefal is equipped with eight presets for chips, meat, fish, vegetables, nuggets, roast chicken, pizza and desserts, plus manual air-fryer and grill options. Browning was a little inconsistent on a few of our tests, but this model excelled when cooking halloumi and crisp, crunchy chips.

Read our full Tefal EasyFry Precision 2-in-1 air-fryer and grill review.

Wattage: 1400W

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Cosori Pro 5.5-litre air-fryer

Best large capacity air-fryer for affordability

cosori airfryer 5.5l high res with star badge

Star rating: 4.5/5

Already our best air-fryer for affordability, you can now pick this model up for even cheaper than the RRP. We loved the boxy, smart design, as well as the clear and intuitive control panel. There are a wealth of presets to explore as well as a manual setting so you can cook food exactly to your liking. Chips were cooked well, but they could have been more crisp.

Read our full Cosori Pro 5.5L air-fryer review.

Wattage: 1700W

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HySapientia 24-litre air-fryer oven

Best air-fryer for large households

Star rating: 4/5

With a 24-litre capacity, this HySapientia model is certainly one of the largest air-fryers we’ve tested – making it an ideal choice for households of four or five. Its three-tiered cooking system can handle just under 1kg of fries or a 2.5kg chicken, and because it comes with so many accessories, it’s also hugely versatile.

This air-fryer also produced evenly golden chips that were well sealed and didn’t need to be shaken or turned over half-way through. Our halloumi fries were flavoursome, sporting a crisp outer layer and stretchy texture.

Read the full HySapientia 24-litre air-fryer oven review.

Wattage: 1800W

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How to shop safely online

If you spot an air-fryer deal and it feels too good to be true, it probably is. According to NatWest, these popular gadgets are becoming one of the top purchase scams criminals use by advertising goods or selling through retailers that don’t exist. You can minimise the risk of being duped by targeted scams by shopping from reputable retailers you trust, and avoiding unfamiliar sites or private sellers suggested to you through social media.

Always use the recommended secure payment methods if shopping online and avoid quizzes that ask for personal information similar to security questions, as these can be used to guess your passwords. Rest assured, we won’t be adding any links into this page unless we’re 100 per cent comfortable with the retailer. Read more in our guide on how to avoid scams when shopping online.

How do we find air-fryer deals?

When searching for air-fryers on sale, we look at a whole host of retailer sites to see what they’re offering. We’ve found that prices can change a few times a week as retailers compete with each other, so we track all the prices to ensure you’re always getting the best deal and update this page accordingly.

But we don’t just look to big retailers – we also look at smaller ones too, as they may be offering a price that their larger counterparts cannot. Our aim is to find you the best price and the biggest air-fryer deals, whatever the retailer.

How do we select air-fryer deals?

You’ll notice that there are plenty of air-fryer deals around, but those that feature in this list are the best performers of more than 40 of those shortlisted, tested and reviewed by BBC Good Food experts.

Each was put to the test using Good Food’s thoroughly tested recipes, designed to assess both their performance on everyday kitchen tasks but also challenge the additional functions to identify any weaknesses. Visit our full guide to the best air-fryers to find our top-rated picks and those that achieved the highest star ratings.

Are air-fryers worth the hype?

Known for their versatility, air-fryers are able to perform multiple functions. You can bake, roast, dehydrate and grill in almost all of the models we’ve tested, plus many more functions. It’s impressive to see how much is packed into their compact countertop footprint.

Not only does an air-fryer save you precious counter space, they’re often cheaper to run than ovens, particularly if you’re only heating up food for one or two.

Air-fryers work by circulating hot air to cook and crisp food to achieve that ‘fried’ texture and flavour, rather than using vats of oil – making air-fryers a healthier alternative to deep-fat frying. Plus there’s considerably less mess.

Not just reserved for chips, use your air-fryer for air-fryer chicken breasts, buffalo cauliflower wings, air-fryer sausages, air-fryer salmon, air-fryer doughnuts and much more. Read more in our guide: are air-fryers worth it?

How much does an air-fryer cost?

Prices can vary depending on the size, capacity and versatility of the machine. Prices for standard air-fryers tend to begin at around £50, though those at the lower end of the spectrum may require you to do some pre-cooking before you start.

For a basic air-fryer, we recommend looking at those around the £100 mark for something efficient. For more versatile and multifunctional appliances, we’ve seen prices reach the £300+ mark, but these models tend to serve as an extension of the oven, so are equally well worth the price.

How to get a good air-fryer deal

Read reviews: it’s easy to get swayed by a great looking deal, but there’s every chance the model you’ve got your eye on could be a dud. Our reviews experts have tested more than 40 different air-fryers so really do know the very best models around. Each test and review is impartial and offers up-to-date advice on the products actually worth buying.

Set a budget and stick to it: sales like these are excellent opportunities to save money so, in order to make the most of those savings, set a budget and try to stick to it.

When you see a price you’re happy with, buy it: many air-fryer deals will only be available for a short amount of time.

Utilise tools to alert you to good prices: for example, CamelCamelCamel will show you the price history of Amazon products.

How to calculate your kWH cost

While air-fryers can be cheaper to run than a conventional oven, they do vary in energy efficiency. To calculate how much energy your appliance uses, simply multiply its wattage by the number of hours it is used per day. Then, divide that total by 1,000 to get the gadget’s daily kilowatt-hour (kWh).

The cost per kWh can vary depending on what your energy tariff is, plus where you live. If you have a smart meter in your home, you’ll be able to see the cost per use as you cook without having to do this calculation.