Air Fryers Ireland

Air Fryer Prices at a Glance

The price of an air fryer mostly comes down to three things: capacity, the number of drawers and the cooking functions. Here is how our current range compares.

Single Drawer Air Fryers: £99.99 to £129.99

A single drawer air fryer is the simplest and most affordable way to start. Our two single drawer models both come with a digital timer, a removable basket and dishwasher safe parts.

• Ninja Air Fryer 3.8L (£99.99): a compact choice for smaller households, sides and snacks, and kitchens with limited worktop space.
• Ninja Air Fryer MAX 5.2L (£129.99): extra capacity for larger portions, with six programmes compared with four on the 3.8 litre model.

If you mainly cook for one or two people, or you want a second appliance alongside your oven, a single drawer model is usually all you need.

Dual Zone Air Fryers: £199 to £269

A dual zone air fryer has two separate drawers, so you can cook two different foods at once, each with its own settings. Chicken in one drawer and vegetables in the other is the classic example. That makes dual zone models popular with families and anyone who batch cooks.

• Ninja Foodi Dual Zone 7.6L (£199): two drawers in a mid-sized footprint.
• Ninja Foodi MAX Dual Zone 9.5L (£229): more space across both drawers for bigger family meals.
• Ninja Foodi MAX Dual Zone with Smart Cook System (£269): adds a heat probe, so you can check food is cooked through without guesswork.
• Ninja Foodi FlexDrawer (£269): our largest at 10.4 litres, with a divider so you can use it as two zones or one large drawer.

You pay more for a dual zone model because you are getting two cooking zones in one appliance. If you regularly cook a full meal in your air fryer, the extra cost is often worth it.

Multi-Cookers With Air Fry

The Ninja Speedi 10-in-1 (£230) is a multi-cooker as well as an air fryer. Alongside air frying, it can slow cook, bake, grill, steam and sear in a 5.7 litre pot. It suits households that want to replace more than one countertop appliance with a single unit.

What Affects the Price of an Air Fryer?

When you compare air fryer prices, these are the factors that make the biggest difference:

• Capacity: larger air fryers cost more. Our range runs from 3.8 litres to 10.4 litres.
• Number of drawers: dual zone models cost more than single drawer models of a similar size.
• Programmes and functions: more cooking programmes, or extra functions like slow cooking and steaming, push the price up.
• Extras: features such as a built-in heat probe add to the cost, but help you get consistent results.

The best value air fryer is the one that matches how often you cook and how many people you cook for. Paying for a second drawer or extra functions only makes sense if you will use them.

Are Air Fryers Cheaper to Run Than an Oven?

For smaller meals, usually yes. The Energy Saving Trust found that cooking a 600g chicken breast cost around £0.18 in an air fryer in Northern Ireland, compared with around £0.25 in an electric oven.

Because air fryers are small, they are often cheaper to run than an oven for the same meal, and they are ideal for cooking for one or two people. For large batch cooking, a full oven can still be the better value. Energy prices change, so treat these figures as a guide.

For more ways to cut running costs, read our guide to the most energy-efficient household appliances.

Ovens and Range Cookers With Air Fry

If you are planning a kitchen upgrade, an oven with a built-in air fry function could save you worktop space. In our ovens range, built-in single and double ovens with air fry start from £249, and our range cookers with air fry start from £1,199.

This route makes most sense if you are replacing your oven anyway. If you simply want faster everyday cooking, a countertop air fryer is the more affordable option.

How to Choose the Right Air Fryer for Your Budget

• Think about who you cook for. Smaller households often manage well with a 3.8 or 5.2 litre single drawer model, while families tend to get more from a dual zone model.
• Be honest about how often you will use it. Daily users get more value from a larger, more capable model. Occasional users can keep it simple.
• Measure your worktop. Dual zone air fryers are wider, so check the space before you buy.
• Pick the features you will use every week. A digital timer and dishwasher safe parts matter every day. A heat probe or multi-cooker functions are worth it if you will use them.

Why Buy Your Air Fryer From Mullen Domestic?

As a family-run business since 1983, we focus on genuine customer service and expert advice. When you buy your air fryer from us, you get:

• A 2 year guarantee on every Ninja air fryer in our range.
• Our Price Match Promise. Find the same new, in-stock air fryer cheaper online and we will look to match it. See our Price Match Promise for full details.
• Free local delivery in our local delivery area, plus free Click and Collect from our Enniskillen showroom. See our shipping policy for delivery options.
• Friendly, expert advice before and after you buy, from a local team who know the products.

Looking for something to go with it? Browse our full range of small appliances.

Air Fryers in Enniskillen and Across Northern Ireland

Our Enniskillen showroom is the best place to see the difference between a single drawer and a dual zone air fryer in person. Our team can talk you through capacities, functions and prices so you pick the right model first time.

Visit us on the Lackaboy Industrial Estate, call us on 028 6632 5278, or get in touch online for advice.

FAQs

How much does an air fryer cost?

At Mullen Domestic, air fryers range from £99.99 for a 3.8 litre single drawer model to £269 for a large dual zone model with extra features. Single drawer models cost £99.99 to £129.99, and dual zone models cost £199 to £269.

Is a more expensive air fryer worth it?

A more expensive air fryer is worth it if you will use the extra capacity or features, such as a second drawer for cooking a full meal at once or a heat probe for consistent results. If you mainly cook small portions, chips and snacks, a single drawer model at £99.99 to £129.99 does the job well.

Why do dual zone air fryers cost more?

Dual zone air fryers cost more because they have two separate cooking drawers, each with its own settings, so you can cook two foods at once. They also tend to have a larger total capacity. Our dual zone models range from £199 to £269.

Do air fryers save money compared to an oven?

For smaller meals, air fryers are usually cheaper to run than an electric oven. The Energy Saving Trust found that a 600g chicken breast cost around £0.18 to cook in an air fryer in Northern Ireland, compared with around £0.25 in an electric oven. For large batch cooking, a full oven can be better value.

Do your air fryers come with a guarantee?

Yes. Every Ninja air fryer in our range comes with a 2 year guarantee. Our team in Enniskillen can also help with questions before and after you buy.

Find Your Air Fryer Today

From a compact 3.8 litre model to a 10.4 litre dual zone air fryer, our range covers every household and budget. Browse the range above, or visit our Enniskillen showroom to compare air fryer prices and features in person with our friendly, expert team.