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The best air fryer deals to shop this month, from Tower to Ninja
Lower your energy bills and cook healthier meals with these efficient appliances
If you’re looking to upgrade your kitchen appliances or are yet to invest in an air fryer, you’ve come to the right place, as we’ve rounded up the best air fryer deals to snap up this month.
In light of the rising cost of living, energy efficiency has become a top priority for many. Air fryers are not only cheaper to run than a conventional oven, they can also help you rustle up healthier meals in half the time. Some market-leading models can cost hundreds of pounds, though, so, if you’re on the hunt for a more affordable air fryer, we’ve got you covered.
Air fryers also use little to no oil while cooking food, meaning healthier chips could be on your menu. You can do everything from grilling vegetables to cooking a roast dinner with these devices. Plus, you can choose between compact and larger models, to suit your kitchen and culinary requirements.
Among the most important stats to look for are the power and cooking times, as well as the capacity of the air fryer, which is sometimes measured in kilograms and sometimes in litres, depending on the manufacturer.
Keep reading for all the latest air fryer deals from UK retailers.
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- Philips essential air fryer 5000 series XL connected: Was £179.99, now £89.99, Amazon.co.uk
- Ninja foodi 9-in-1 multi-cooker 7.5l OP500UK: Was £249, now £159, Amazon.co.uk
- Russell Hobbs satisfy air and grill multi cooker: Was £164.99, now £74.95, Amazon.co.uk
- Tower xpress pro combo 10-in-1 digital air fryer oven with rotisserie: Was £150, now £75, Argos.co.uk
Ninja foodi 9-in-1 multi-cooker 7.5l OP500UK: Was £249, now £159, Amazon.co.uk
- Power: 1760w
- Capacity: 7.5l
- Dimensions: 15cm x 16.5cm x 13.8cm
- Weight: 14.98kg
Ninja is always a reliable brand when it comes to upgrading your kitchen appliances, and this air fryer even comes with the IndyBest seal of approval, as it was chosen as the best model for newbies in our round-up of top air fryers. Our tester said: “While we were testing out the air frying function, we also tried out the other settings and can confirm the multicooker was a more timely and economically efficient way to cook a roast dinner, too.” To sweeten the deal, you can now save £50 on the gadget at Very.
Philips essential air fryer 5000 series XL connected: Was £179.99, now £89.99, Amazon.co.uk
- Power: 2,000W
- Capacity: 7.3l
- Dimensions: 40.3cm x 30.7cm x 31.5cm
- Weight: 5.55kg
For the tech-lovers out there, here’s the air fryer for you. Picked by our tester as the best smart machine in their review, this model impressed, thanks to its ease of use and intuitive app. “As well as being deep and large enough to fit half a chicken and plenty of chips, it’s wifi-enabled, and connects to the NutriU app, meaning it can be controlled from your phone and Alexa,” our reviewer said.
Russell Hobbs satisfy air and grill multi cooker: Was £164.99, now £74.95, Amazon.co.uk
- Power: 1745W
- Capacity: 5.5l
- Dimensions: 32cm x 37.8cm x 28.2cm
- Weight: 5.4kg
This month you can save a whopping 55 per cent on this tried and tested Russell Hobbs air fryer. Our tester picked it as the best for grilling, she wrote: “Compared to your regular oven, it’s faster and gives a crispier result, and you can even add different things in at once” making it a perfect pick for entertaining or feeding lots of hungry mouths.
Tower xpress pro combo 10-in-1 digital air fryer oven with rotisserie: Was £150, now £75, Argos.co.uk
- Power: 2000W
- Capacity: 11l
- Dimensions: 38.2cm x 32.4cm x 33.9cm
- Weight: 5.8kg
There's nothing we like more than a half-price deal, and that’s exactly what we’ve got with this Tower air fryer. Picked as the best for cooking meat in our review, this handy machine could be just the thing to spice up your weeknight meals or simplify your weekend roast dinners. Our tester found that “steaks were just as delicious as sausages, kebabs and burgers too, and there was often enough room to slip some veg onto the shelf to cook a full meal as well”.
Airfryer deals FAQs
How we choose the best air fryer deals
The expert deal hunters at IndyBest know how to find a good discount. When choosing the best air fryer deals, we prioritise the models we have personally tried and tested, so we know they are high-performing appliances worth your money. If we’re yet to review a model, we make sure it’s made by a brand that we know and trust, such as Ninja, Tower and Phillips. Though we want to find the biggest discounts we can, we always prioritise the quality of the products first.
What to look for when buying an air fryer
There are a number of different factors to consider when choosing an air fryer. There are four different types: basket, paddle, rotisserie and mini oven style. Which one works for you will depend on what you want to cook.
Basket is the most popular and common style, it’s a great all-rounder, using a drawer-style technique to cook a wide range of food to even and crispy perfection. Some air fryers have dual drawers and capacities may vary, so, if you’ll be cooking for a big family or lots of hungry housemates, make sure to take that into consideration.
Paddle air fryers are great for quick on-the-go and minimal-effort cooking, as they stir your food for you.
Rotisserie options, unsurprisingly, are best for cooking succulent and flavourful meat dishes.
Mini-oven designs are, well, mini ovens – great if you're tight on kitchen space. These devices act the same as your regular while being smaller, quicker and more energy efficient.
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