NinjaDZ401 Foodi 10 Quart 6-in-1 DualZone XL 2-Basket Air Fryer with 2 Independent Frying Baskets, Match Cook & Smart Finish to Roast, Broil, Dehydrate for Quick, Easy Family-Sized Meals, Grey

A friend of mine talked me into purchasing an air fryer. After searching reviews, I decided on the Ninja two drawer. I am a "frenchfry-aholic" and this unit works great. The size of the drawers and the dual cooking times allows me to cook frenchfries and anything else at the same time and both be ready together. The purchase price for this air fryer was spot on.

I bought this during a sale I love ninja products!! I bought this for my kids ( 12/14) so they don’t have to use my stove often nor my oven.The food taste greatIt is alittle loud.The size is great I love it have different cook levels,time and zones. The quality is good beside the noise.Oh and my daughter just learned you can make bake cakes in it so she is happy about that 😂…lol

Edit: I have had this model for one and a half years. The coating on the interior grills--the removeable pieces--are showing very slight wear and tear. It is still truly no-stick, so it's a non-issue. I heard they are replaceable too. This is still an outstanding purchase and I am happy I have it. I use this between 3-7 days a week too, so lots of time using this.Original Review:I was disappointed with Cosori brand, having the coating coming off and the basket not staying in the air fryer etc. And I wanted a larger Air Fryer and this seemed like the only option. I heard Ninja was/is reliable and I wanted to try it. I am very glad I did, even though at first I wasn't an immediate fan.First, this device is far more accurate than the other air fryers I have owned. Temperature actually is regulated and controlled. The modes for cooking are meaningful choices (there is a difference between Air Fryer, Bake, Roast and other modes). I feel like I have actual options for cooking. I can use broil mode for carrots on one side and the bake option for Pilsbury Dough Crescent Rolls in the other.Second, the no-stick coating is legit. Cleanup is a breeze. It is leaps and bounds easier than any other air fryer I've used (I've owned two, but used many more). There is currently no wearing off of this coating in any way whatsoever. Other areas of the basket that don't have this coating have a slight wearing of the exterior coat, but it's nowhere near the food and to be expected.Third, baskets fit nicely into the receptacle and stay in place. This is something I had issues with in other brands and am pleasantly surprised here.Fourth, you can actually turn the basket upside down to dump the contents without losing the inner cooking "grate" or "grill" thanks to the silicone feet they have. You do have to ensure the feet are properly in place before cooking as over time they move out of position. However, they have stayed in place while dumping almost every time.There are some slight caveats with this device, but I don't see them as anything warranting a problem or really even a negative. They are mostly considerations.- You need to have some knowledge of air fryers before using this to the best of its capabilities. It doesn't hold your hand. It won't remind you to shake up a side, or have some presets for cooking that could help someone new to air fryers. Also, because of the way it is designed, it will need you to shake up a side more often than other airfryers that have a basket within a basket design (that makes the airflow guaranteed).- Cook time is slower when using both sides and needs to be adjusted as such. In my opinion it is better to cook less rather than more if in doubt. Especially with meat that needs to be thoroughly cooked (like chicken thighs as an example).- The 10 quart size is mostly depth rather than width. This means if you are cooking something like a whole bag of tatertots, you WILL have to supervise it by shaking them often during the cook time.- The way the airflow is designed means you have to keep the sides of the basket somewhat clear in order to get the true air fryer crispness you are looking for.- Since air temperature in the baskets are more accurate, this device puts out more heat into the room (it will expel excess hot air to keep the temperature inside accurate)- Unlike other air fryers, it doesn't stop cooking when you remove a basket to shake. Hot aire blows into the room and you have to manually press stop. This could be a plus for some people, but it's worth noting here.- Using the option to conclude cooking at the same time could be problematic since you often have to adjust cook times while using an air fryer. I wouldn't consider this a huge feature for buying this device.Some real bonuses- In my experience so far, since the baskets are deep rather than wide, the coil at the top of each side is nowhere near as dirty as other airfryers since the oil/juice popping up during cooking doesn't always reach the coils.- The temperature is fairly accurate inside- The cleanup is just beyond easy, especially having owned other air fryers that supposedly had non-stick.- Being able to cook two whole chickens--as an example-- or two of anything as large as whole chickens makes this unit shine over pretty much all current air fryers.- The outside and inside cleans really easily- All the buttons are tactile and I haven't had a single issue with the device having issues of any sort or button presses that weren't registering.

We love our air fryer. Hardly a day goes by that it is not in use. There are just two of us so the dual baskets work well. I think a larger family would do better with a larger basket or the model that is one large basket with dividers but still has the features. I love the Smart Finish & Match Cook settings.

Bought this for my wife who was interested in a air fryer but didn't know she wanted one. After two years, she uses it almost every day and loves for cooking and reheating. It reheats french fries really well. When it goes, I'll be buying another.

After just over a year of use I am overall happy. I have only used the air fryer function, but that's just due to my basic needs for it. My husband recently mentioned that the left side seems to have lost power, but I'm not invested enough to test that theory. I have 2 complaints, and tbese are important one to me): 1) When tbey say "dishwasher safe" there should an asterisk next to it. Perhaps if you use lukewarm water, you may be okay? Otherwise the chrome handlds will peel and reveal the white color undermeath. Since I store this on the countertop, as I imagine most people would, this is an eye store and an otherwise modern kitchen. I have been searching for replacement baskets with black handles but so far no luck. 2) iThe surface on the interior and exterior corners of the baskets has also begun to chip away. This is despite me not using metal utensils and, while I can't bouch for my husband, i'm pretty sure he's not using them underneath the basket. This leads me to believe it is at least partly water damage. Overall, i could only recommend it if you can commit to hand washing the baskets after each use.

I have been waiting and waiting to buy one of these air fryers and am glad I finally bought this one. While my niece is sending me recipes to try out, I am amazed at how crispy a French fry can be without it submerging them is 4 inches of cooking oil. This is my new toy that can rival my microwave . Real food fast, instead of TV dinners.

I love this air fryer . It’s big enough to cook a good amount. I also love that you could cook different things at different temperatures and still get them to finish together. Love it.