This is the AF300UK, the 7.6 litre Dual Zone. Two separate 3.8 litre drawers, each with its own crisper plate, each able to run a different function at a different temperature for a different length of time — and a Sync setting that makes them finish together.
That is the whole argument for it. A single-basket air fryer means the chips wait while the chicken cooks, or the chicken waits while the chips crisp.
Two zones means a complete meal out of one appliance, or two different meals for two people who want different things. Each drawer takes up to 1 kg of chips or a 1.6 kg chicken, and the pair together serve four to six portions.
Six functions cover it: Max Crisp, Air Fry, Roast, Bake, Reheat and Dehydrate. It runs at 2400 watts up to 240 degrees, controlled from a touchscreen rather than a dial.
It is not a small machine. 38 cm wide, 31.5 cm tall, 26.5 cm deep, and just under 10 kg — this is a thing that lives on the worktop rather than one you lift in and out of a cupboard. Measure the width before you order, particularly if it has to sit under a wall unit.
Both drawers and both crisper plates are non-stick and dishwasher safe. In the box: the air fryer with a UK plug, the two drawers, the two crisper plates and a recipe guide.
Ninja offer a two-year guarantee on registration in the UK and Ireland.