Ninja Air Fryer that Cooks, Crisps and Dehydrates, with 4 Quart Capacity, and a High Gloss Finish

Features

• Now enjoy guilt free food; Air fry with up to 75 percent less fat than traditional frying methods; Tested against hand cut, deep fried French fries
• Wide temperature range: 105 degree Fahrenheit to 400 degrees Fahrenheit allows you to gently remove moisture from foods or quickly cook and crisp foods with convection heat
• 4 quart ceramic coated nonstick basket and crisper plate fit 2 pounds of French fries. Cord length (ft.)- 2.6
• The unit will need time to preheat before coming up to temperature. We recommend that you preheat the unit for 3 minutes before adding your ingredients to achieve the best results
• Dehydrate: Create flat, chip like dehydrated foods for fun, homemade snacks pounds; The combination of low fan speed and low temperature enables thorough dehydration
• Dishwasher safe parts: Easy to clean basket, crisper plate, and multi-layer rack

Description

NINJA AF101 4QT Air Fryer.

Product Dimensions 13.6 x 11 x 13.3 inches

Item Weight 4.9 pounds

Manufacturer SharkNinja

ASIN B07FDJMC9Q

Item model number AF101

Customer Reviews 4.7 out of 5 stars 9,285 ratings 4.7 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank #94 in Kitchen & Dining (See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining) #3 in Air Fryers

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer No

Date First Available August 13, 2018

abunda_amazon_reviews Weird flapping sound from the inside.... turned it off immediately and stopped using it ever since.... hope to hear from the manufacturer soon or I am returning it! Update (1/28/19): I have been going back and forth with the Ninja customer service team the past 2 weeks and haven't come to a conclusion yet. If I could i'd take out another star from the review to make it 0 star. Update (2/20/19): Did not hear from Ninja customer service after more than a month, talked to Amazon and got a full refund.;;Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2019;;1.0 out of 5 stars;;Does this sounds normal?????;;Amazon Customer;;;I unboxed this a few days ago and followed the instructions for cleaning the basket and crisping tray with hot soapy water. I’ve used five times since and each time it has filled my home with a horrible smell of burning plastic. It doesn’t look like any of the plastic parts are melting, but if you sniff the basket after cooking something the plastic smell is much stronger. I think whatever non-stick coating they use on the basket is releasing the toxic smell when heated. Really don’t think it is ceramic as they claim. Kind of a bummer since it does seem to cook food very well. I would say get this if you don’t mind having a headache from breathing fumes along with every meal.;;Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2019;;1.0 out of 5 stars;;Horrible Burning Plastic Smell!;;Lunch;;;I have many ninja products in my home and I love all of them! I am sorry to say I was very disappointed with that strong smell of rubber when I use the ninja air fryer. It left a toxic smell throughout my home. My daughter came home and asked if I burnt something rubber. Needless to say I returned it. I was not aware of the rubber parts inside of the fryer when I purchase this;;Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2018;;2.0 out of 5 stars;;Strong offensive smell;;LINDA ANN;;;Been studying air fryers for about two years. Decision was about counters-pace vs basket size. The ninja takes up slightly less space than the stand mixer. It's lightweight and easy to pull out from under the cabinet to use (to allow for air flow). I like it so much, I wish for a bigger one just to do my entire meal in it at once. For two people, it does a fair amount of wings or tater tots, or the sweet potato fries pictured here. I used the reheat function and the bang bang shrimp came out quite tasty. Steaks came out moist and medium rare, but not seared even on the crisper plate. It has worked well with salmon and chicken breasts. So much easier to clean than a pan and my stove top. It cooked those breaded chicken rounds, fish, and tater tots and in about 10 minutes. Much less time than a toaster oven. The Ninja does not come with added attachments for the grilling or baking as the Phillips, but it's $200 less. Nuff said.;;Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2018;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;Don't know how I managed without one for so long.;;Xena_Mom;;;I believe the smell was coming from the plastic handle of the basket and it got worse after I pre-heated as the instruction suggested. There are three rubber knots on the inside plate which they strongly recommend you to put it there when air frying. That was surprising to me as there is no information saying it is safe to heat it up. Another problem was the misalignment of the basket outsider. Overall, I was very disappointed and upset about this air fryer. Not sure if I ever want to get one in the future.;;Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2019;;1.0 out of 5 stars;;Had to return it due to the strong toxic plastic/rubber smell;;xueapple;;;I try not to eat fried food and I never thought I was missing out by not having a deep fryer, so an air fryer just seemed replacement that I didn't need. So I was skeptical about how much I would use this... maybe a few frozen tater tots or fries for the kids. But oh my goodness I want to use this for everything. I like to think of this as a personal sized convection oven on steroids. Veggie burgers crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. Roasted vegetables, fish sticks, chicken, burgers, fries, fish all with about 30-40% shorter cook times than the oven and only a 3 minute preheat time (vs 6-10 oven minutes). This would be perfect for dorms or couples who want to eat something other than microwaved mush. It's also perfect for families who want a better way to make "fried" sides like fries, mozzarella sticks, or chicken strips. The clean up is so much easier than cookie sheets. The tub and the browning air fry tray both have a very nice non stick coating making cleanup as simple as a rinse and a wipe. So cons... hmm that's a hard one. The biggest cons are that you may want to get a few extra kitchen tools like silicon tipped tongs to toss or flip your food and maybe a small 7" pan for baking if you like the idea of making this your primary oven too. Also you will need to get a feel for how much faster this cooks so you don't overcook your food, but checking on the food is easy and just a peak away. Once you get your timing right setting the controls is super easy and the timer turns it off automatically and you don't have to worry about a lot of carry over heat like you do in an oven. OVERALL... I highly recommend it, the Ninja controls are just as simple and intuitive on this as it is on my Ninja blender, it super easy to clean, and it cooks nearly everything fabulously.;;Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2018;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;I LOVE IT, Perfect for meals for 1 or 2;;Jesse Baynard