Foodi FlexDrawer Air Fryer, Dual Zone, Removable Divider, 7-in-1

the Ninja Foodi FlexDrawer Air Fryer has completely transformed how I cook. The 10.4L MegaZone is fantastic for fitting in large roasting joints or whole legs of lamb. But my favourite feature has to be the DualZone technology, being able to split it into two independent 5.2L drawers and using the SYNC function so both a main and a side finish at the exact same time is brilliant.It heats up incredibly fast, and functions like Max Crisp give everything a perfectly even, guilt-free crunch without needing oil.If there is one downside, it's the removable metal crisper trays. While they claim to be non-stick, grease tends to build up over time in the tiny grooves and corners, making them quite frustrating to scrub by hand. Even though the parts are technically dishwasher safe, I still find myself having to soak those trays and dig into the corners with a brush to get them perfectly clean. Despite the minor hassle with cleaning the trays, the sheer capacity, convenience, and speed of this Ninja Foodi FlexDrawer Air Fryer make it worth every penny. Highly recommended!

I’ve been using the Ninja Foodi FlexDrawer for a while now, and it has completely replaced my standard oven. I genuinely haven’t switched the oven on in over two months because this handles absolutely everything I cook. Cooking Performance It’s not just the usual air‑fryer foods (which do come out exceptionally well). I’ve cooked roast lamb, beef, chicken, flatbreads, ready meals — all of it comes out perfectly. The heat distribution is even, the cooking times are fast, and the results are consistently excellent. Dual‑Zone Convenience With the divider in, Zone 1 and Zone 2 give you plenty of room for separate dishes. Different temperatures, different times, different cooking styles — and the ability to sync them so everything finishes together is a massive bonus. It makes full meals effortless. MegaZone Capacity Take the divider out and the MegaZone becomes a huge cooking space. The amount of room you get is incredible. Large joints of meat, big batches of food, full trays — it handles everything quickly and efficiently. Energy Savings I’m already seeing a noticeable drop in my electricity bill. Because it heats fast and cooks faster than a traditional oven, it uses far less energy. That alone makes it worth the investment. My One Tip If you buy this, get parchment drawer liners. They save so much time on cleaning and make everyday use even easier. Overall Impression A superb, versatile air fryer that has genuinely changed how I cook. Fast, efficient, spacious, and capable of handling almost anything you throw at it. Highly recommended.

Full disclosure I am a hopeless cook whilst my wife a superb cook / home baker. Both cynical about jumping on the Air Fryer train. But watched a TV programme on them which got me looking. Decided to buy the Ninja AF500 10+ litre as offered the extra “prove” option and as we bake daily bread of value. Also a spring deal at time. First meal described as debacle amd on brink of returning having followed a recipe book instructions on a Chicken escalope and a burger. However day two honey coated tray bake very tasty, easy and fan noise level not as high as some say. Then onto crispy chicken 👍 fish and chips 👍 sausage and roast potatoes 👍 all cooked perfectly. Noticed food is moist and cooks well just have to turn the food and give it extra time preheat a minute works for us. Although both retired can see the benefit to busy working families. We added silicone liners which has made washing up and cleaning a simple task. The prove functionality excellent for the bread we bake and appliance already proving value for money so would recommend. An improvement would be liners that split the zones into 4 as a challenge if cooking three distinct items in a way an oven can cope with but that might be us learning. The main oven hasn’t been used in a week beyond baking bread. All in all converts to the Air Fryer groupies. The meat temp probe we added works very well with the dedicated Ninja app in UK but can see not available in many countries. It certainly helps with accuracy of cooking to taste. 6 months on even better than we thought rarely use the oven. Air Fryer is great for bacon, reheating pre prepared Lasagne, Chicken Satay and chips as we walk the dogs ready safely when home. Now a year on and rare we use the main oven for day to day cooking. Quality of food is excellent and certainly remains moist and crisp when wanted. Best buy in kitchen in years. Bulky for a small kitchen but if got the space well worth the money.

I did not want to be that person who constantly hypes up air fryers, but this machine is incredible. Our old £90 Tower air fryer died after a couple of years. It did the job nicely and totally converted us to the air fryer lifestyle, so I decided to upgrade to this Ninja. I just did not realize how much better it would actually be. It cooks quicker and achieves a level of crispness that our old one could not touch. The design is where it truly shines. The massive 10.4L drawer features a removable divider, so you can easily open it up into one giant MegaZone for large family meals or roasting a whole chicken. When the divider is in, you can cook in two separate zones at totally different temperatures and times. The sync function ensures both sides finish cooking at the exact same moment, meaning all your food is piping hot and ready for dinner together. It is an expensive upgrade, but it is a cracking bit of kit that is worth every penny.

O my days this is amazing I’ve had several cheaper air fryers but none as good as this. I love the presets I am amazed at how quickly and quietly it works. The drawer is easy to clean and it feels well made. It needs less time to cook compared with others I’ve used including “Tefal” and “cooks essentials”. I’ve waited a long time to buy this and I’m not disappointed. It cooks chips so easy. Chicken whole a doddle (but not over 2kg) too big to fit. I love the divider it really works absolutely don’t think you would be disappointed with this. Highly recommended.

There's loads to like. It is easy to use, no matter if you are using the whole cavity, or half, or even using the two sections at different temperatures. It is pretty easy to clean, sometimes the plates need a soak and bits can get stuck in the grooves and holes but its not difficult to get them shining like new. I'm sure it's saved money as it really is enough oven for two people and I have rarely turned the main oven on since it arrived five month ago. It takes a little getting used too as often things need a lower temperature and a shorter cooking time, but trial and error and making adjustments as you go gives you a feel for things. My main issue with it is with chips and roast potatoes. I used to have a Phillips airfryer (gave it away when I got this sadly) which cooked chips and roast potatoes perfectly every time - although I used it for little else. Now, whilst I find this more flexible mainly because of its size and accessibility to the drawer, I can not for the life of me get a decent chip or roastie out of it, and believe me I have tried. I've tried making my own from scratch (par boiling, not par boiling, soaking and drying and tossing in oil), I've tried frozen fat ones, thin ones, crinkle cut, lattice cut and even the ones made specifically for air fryers, I've reduced the temperature, increased the temperature, reduced and increased the cooking time, air fried and maxi crisped. They always come out looking amazing but by the time they are on the plates they have lost the crispness. I never had this issue with my Phillips and I can not fathom why this should be different. Not sure if the middle of the chip/potato gets too hot and it is condensation; but whatever the cause I seem unable to produce crispy chips or roasties using this - otherwise - amazing machine.

I upgraded to the Ninja Foodi FlexDrawer because I often found standard dual-zone air fryers too restrictive for larger items. After weeks of testing everything from whole chickens to tray-bake dinners, I can confidently say the 10.4L capacity and the "Flex" design are game-changers for family cooking. 1. The FlexDrawer Innovation: The standout feature is the removable divider. When in place, it functions perfectly as a Dual Zone air fryer (5.2L per side), allowing you to sync two different foods to finish at the same time using the "Sync Finish" button. However, removing the divider creates the "MegaZone," which easily fits a full leg of lamb or a massive batch of roast potatoes—something most dual-zone models simply cannot do. 2. Cooking Performance and Speed: Like most Ninja appliances, the heat distribution is incredibly efficient. The "Max Crisp" function is excellent for frozen foods, delivering a crunch that rivals deep-frying but with significantly less oil. I’ve noticed that even when the MegaZone is fully loaded, the air circulation remains consistent, and I don't get those "soggy spots" often found in cheaper, large-capacity fryers. 3. Cleaning and Maintenance: Despite its size, the drawer is surprisingly easy to clean. The non-stick coating is high-quality; food residue slides right off with warm soapy water. Both the drawer and the crisper plates are dishwasher safe, though I recommend hand-washing the drawer to preserve the life of the non-stick surface over time. 4. Interface and Functions: The 7-in-1 functions (Air Fry, Max Crisp, Roast, Bake, Reheat, Dehydrate, and Prove) are intuitive. The "Prove" function is a nice touch for home bakers who want to speed up dough rising before baking. Pros: Massive 10.4L capacity—one of the largest on the market. Total flexibility: switch between dual-zone and one giant zone in seconds. "Sync Finish" ensures both compartments finish exactly at the same time. Fast pre-heat and very consistent cooking results. Cons: It has a large footprint, so make sure you have enough counter space (it's wide!). The drawer is quite large to fit into a standard sink for washing; a spray tap helps. Final Verdict: If you have a large family or like to entertain, the FlexDrawer is worth the investment. It eliminates the "one drawer is too small" problem without losing the benefits of dual-zone cooking. Truly a 5-star kitchen essential.

I've been late to the Air fryer party, mainly because i've seen too many epic fails online and I was resisting conformity for no rational reason. But due to recenly becoming more health conscious, I've been looking for alternative ways to cook healthier versions of the tasty fried foods we like with a lot less oil. So I bit the the proverbial bullet and just hurled myself onto the bandwagon. I am generally quite pleased with my purchase. First thing I would say is that it is pretty powerful/heats up quickly which can be a blessing and a curse. It has taken a bit of getting used to balance the amounts of food vs cooking temp and time ratio without over/under cooking. The guide is a starting point to get the settings right but is not foolproof and yes I have carbonized a number of things (chips became wingnut-esque). However when you practice and start to "trust" it a bit (check/rotate through the cook) you can whip up meals mid week that you would probably only have time to do on the weekend with conventional methods. I don't use the dual function too much, I cook more in the giant "megazone" and bought this model mainly for the bigger draw size so that there is space for the air to circulate, rather than trying too cram too much food in a small space which leads to uneven cooking. Only thing I miss from this model is being able to just take out the draw and shake contents which you can do more easily with single/small draw models, so I may get another smaller one for that reason if I manage to magic up some some counter space somehow. Finally, this was on a deal when I bought it so I feel I got good value for money. I think Ninja makes quality stuff.

Ich liebe mittlerweile die Ninja. War anfangs skeptisch... aber... sie hat sich bewährt.