AIR fryers have become an essential appliance in many UK kitchens.
Not got one yet? We’ve got all the latest offers listed in our pick of the best air fryer deals this February.
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The best air fryers can cook a wide range of delicious foods – not to mention save money at the same time.
This is because they generally cook quicker than a conventional oven and cost less to run, which is a big consideration with the increased cost of living.
Air fryers are available from many popular brands including Ninja, Tefal, Cosori and Salter.
But shoppers can also find affordable supermarket own-label versions starting from around £40.
More expensive versions – such as dual and stack models – tend to have more features and settings.
But all air fryers, regardless of the model, offer the functionality to cook and crisp food quickly without oil, helping keep mealtimes healthy.
If you are contemplating splashing out on a new air fryer but want to find the best value one for your needs, we have selected some of the best air fryer deals on the market – to help make your life easier.
Best air fryer deals at a glance:
- Best Ninja air fryer deal: Ninja Foodi FlexDrawer Dual Air Fryer 10.4L, £198 (was £269.99) – buy here
- Best Cosori air fryer deal: Cosori Dual Basket 8.5L Air Fryer, £129.99 (was £199.99) – buy here
- Best Salter air fryer deal: Salter 5196 7.4L Dual Air Fryer Pro, £64.99 (£108) – buy here
- Best Tefal air fryer deal: Tefal Easy Fry XXL 2in1 Digital Dual Air Fryer & Grill 6.5L, £69.99 (was £179.99) – buy here
- Best Tower air fryer deal: Vortx Vizion Dual Basket 8L, £79.99 (was £159.99) – buy here
- Best Amazon air fryer deal: Instant Vortex Plus Dual Air Fryer XL, £79.99 (was £149.99) – buy here
- Best Argos air fryer deal: Russell Hobbs Satisfry Snappi 8.5L, £100 (was £200) – buy here
- Best Currys air fryer deal: Philips 3000 Series NA353/19 9L Dual Basket Air Fryer, £99 (was £179.99) – buy here
- Best Lakeland air fryer deal: Lakeland Large Adjustable Drawer Air Fryer, £129.99 (was £149.99) – buy here
- Best budget air fryer deal under £50: Chefman Air Fryer 3.75L, £39.99 (was £69.99) – buy here
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Best air fryer deals for February 2025
1. Ninja Foodi FlexDrawer Dual Air Fryer 10.4L
Ninja Foodi FlexDrawer Dual Air Fryer
10.4L AF500UK, £198 (was £269.99)
This air fryer takes the prize for flexibility. From the outside it looks like a one-drawer model, but a removable inner wall divides the interior into two cooking zones.
These have separate controls so you can cook different foods on different settings at different temperatures. What’s more, the sync function ensures everything you cook is ready at the same time.
Ninja says each independent section can accommodate a 2kg chicken or 1.5kg chips, while the large mega zone is perfect for a Sunday roast with veg.
There’s seven functions to choose from: air fry, max crisp, bake, reheat, roast, prove and dehydrate.
2. Cosori Dual Air Fryer 8.5L
Cosori Dual Air Fryer 8.5L, £199.99 (was £249.99)
Keep an eye on your food as it cooks with this dual-basket air fryer from Cosori.
The glass windows coupled with the interior light mean you don’t need to open the appliance to check progress, with the added bonus that no heat is lost.
Each basket has a 4.2L capacity and whatever you cook, the sync function means both dishes are ready at the same time.
There’s an adjustable preheat and a shake reminder, which comes in handy if you forget.
Cosori says this model uses up to 75% less energy than a regular oven and cooks up to 55% quicker.
3. Salter 5196 7.4L Dual Air Fryer Pro, £64.99 (£108)
Salter 7.4L Dual Air Fryer Pro, £64.99 (£108)
The Salter Dual Air Fryer Pro has 10 settings, including separate presets for chicken, steak, pork and veg, while the timer and adjustable temperature allow for optimal control.
Cook the same dish in both baskets, or different ones in each. The sync function makes sure everything is ready at the same time.
Touchscreen controls are easy to use and the overall 7.4L capacity means you can cook several portions in one go.
According to Salter, you could save 57% off your energy bills using this model, compared to using a 1.8kW electric oven.
4. Tefal Easy Fry XXL 2 in 1 Digital Dual Air Fryer & Grill 6.5L
Tefal Easy Fry XXL 2 in 1 Digital Dual
Air Fryer & Grill 6.5L, £69.99 (was £179.99)
Whether you’re feeding a family or just you, you can adjust cooking capacity with this Tefal air fryer.
Use the drawer as is to prepare more of one food, or install the interior divider to cook two dishes separately.
The sync function allows you to cook ingredients with different timings and they’ll be ready together, which makes planning mealtimes easier.
Tefal claims the Easy Fry XXL uses up to 70% less energy and cooks 57% faster than a conventional oven.
5. Tower Vortx Vizion Dual Basket 8L
Tower Vortx Vizion Dual Basket 8L, £79.99 (was £159.99)
Viewing windows are a great idea for an air fryer as they allow you to keep an eye on what’s happening inside without opening the drawers, which keeps heat levels constant.
There’s six functions: air fryer, bake, roast, defrost, dehydrate and reheat, with temperatures ranging from 40° – 210°C.
Touch screen controls are easy to use and the digital display lets you see settings at a glance.
Dual Cook sets the same function and time across both baskets, while Smart Meal will ensure food with different cooking durations will be ready at the same time.
Tower says this model cooks 30% faster than a regular oven and uses up to 70% less energy.
6. Instant Vortex Plus Dual Air Fryer XL
Instant Vortex Plus Dual Air Fryer XL, £79.99 (was £149.99)
Create a wealth of dishes in this air fryer with its six functions enabling you to roast, bake and grill as well as air fry.
There’s also a reheat function – which is always useful – and a dehydrate mode for healthy homemade snacks.
Cook separate foods, or double the amount in the two baskets, which have viewing windows so you can see what’s happening without opening the drawers.
The synccook function means food cooked at different temperatures for different durations is ready at the same time, meaning less hassle for you in the kitchen.
Instant says this appliance is up to 50% quicker and uses up to 80% less energy than your regular oven.
7. Russell Hobbs Satisfry Snappi 8.5L
Russell Hobbs Satisfry Snappi 8.5L, £100 (was £200)
Two-drawer air fryers offer more versatility than their one-drawer counterparts as you can use just one or both, depending on how many you’re cooking for.
They also keep foods separate, which is great if you’re catering for fussy eaters or people who don’t like their food touching.
However the two drawers can be converted into one when needed.
Like other dual-drawer models, the Satisfry Snappi offers a synch food feature so dishes are ready at the same time.
There’s also an add food indicator, in case you forget to pop in the veg.
8. Philips 3000 Series 9L Dual Basket Air Fryer
Philips 3000 Series NA353/19 9L
Dual Basket Air Fryer, £99 (was £179.99)
An air fryer in a colourway other than black or silver makes a nice change and this one will look great on the kitchen countertop.
This 3000 series model from Philips is dual-drawer, but each is a different size, with the larger designed for mains and the smaller for sides.
Whatever you’re cooking though the sync function means food in both will be ready at the same time.
Eight presets cover the foods you’re likely to cook most often, such as fish, veg, chicken and frozen chips
You can also download the HomeID app for recipes and meal inspiration.
Philips claims this model uses on average 70% less energy than your regular oven.
9. Lakeland Large Adjustable Drawer Air Fryer,
Lakeland Large Adjustable Drawer
Air Fryer, £129.99 (was £149.99)
Each drawer in this air fryer has a capacity of 4.2L, but the internal divider is removable, giving you 9L of space when you need it.
The eight programmes include bake, dehydrate and reheat, as well as air fry, with further presets for foods you’re likely to cook most often, such as chicken, fish and fries.
There’s also a sync function so even when you’re cooking different dishes in each drawer they’ll both be ready at the same time.
An easy-to-use digital display allows you to select your cooking programme at the touch of a button.
10. Chefman Air Fryer 3.75L
Chefman Air Fryer 3.75L, £39.99 (was £69.99)
If there’s just you then you don’t want a massive air fryer taking up space in the kitchen.
This is where the Chefman mini model comes in.
Its 2L capacity is ideal for solo cooking or for couples and its small size means it will not occupy too much space on the worktop.
The digital controls are user friendly and the display is easy to read. There’s even an alarm to remind you to shake the food while cooking – handy in case you forget.
There’s no complicated programmes to learn, this air fryer does what it says on the tin, producing crisp, air fried food without oil and in less time than your oven would.
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Air fryer deals FAQs:
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- What is an air fryer and how do they work?
- Where to buy air fryers?
- Are supermarket brands as good as branded air fryers?
- Are air fryers worth the hype?
- Are air fryers safe?
What is an air fryer and how do they work?
An air fryer is a cooking appliance that functions like an over.
If you’re wondering how air fryers work, hot air is circulated inside which cooks food without needing oil (though you can use a little if you prefer).
Depending on the model, the appliance will feature an on/off control, time and temperature settings and often, a range of cooking functions.
These usually include air fry, roast and bake, but more expensive models may also offer steam, slow cook and dehydrate options, allowing you to create a wider range of dishes with different cooking times.
As well as the usual crispy chips you can cook in an air fryer, the handy appliance can also cook a variety of meat, fish and veg in a much healthier way.
They’re not just for savoury foods either, cakes, biscuits and desserts can all be cooked in an air fryer.
Size varies, from small appliances for one to capacious versions that easily feed 10 people, so choose the model that best suits your needs.
Linked to size of course is where you’re going to place your air fryer.
A large model takes up more room on the worktop (or in the cupboard if you’re going to store it away when not in use), so make sure you have enough space before buying.
How the air fryer opens is also important. Some have drawers that pull out, but some open from the top, which could pose a problem if you have wall cupboards above the kitchen counter.
Where to buy air fryers?
Air fryers are available from many popular online and high street retailers.
It’s best to check out brand websites if you’re after a specific model, as they often have extra deals you won’t find elsewhere.
Websites like Amazon and major department stores stock a variety of different air fryers, making it easier to find the best deals.
If you are on the hunt, we suggest starting with the following retailers:
Are supermarket brands as good as branded air fryers?
Supermarket own-brand air fryers should be as good as more famous names, however, they may not have as many functions.
That said, there will likely be price points to suit several budgets, from cheaper, basic models to more expensive versions with a wider range of features.
Many budget chains like Lidl and Aldi regularly release air fryer dupes of major brands that provide considerable savings.
A supermarket-branded air fryer is also a great way to try out the appliance without spending a fortune.
For instance, Asda is selling a compact air fryer with a 1.5L capacity for just £28.
Are air fryers worth the hype?
We are big fans of air fryers at The Sun, so we would say they are definitely worth the hype.
They’re economical to use, efficient and have dinner ready in a shorter time than a conventional oven does.
You don’t just have to use them for air frying either – though they do make the best chips – so you can get as creative as you wish.
Roasts, succulent fish, and tasty vegetables can all be cooked in an air fryer.
Those that combine extra features, such as slow cooking, baking and dehydrating, do the job of several appliances, saving space and money in the long run.
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Are air fryers safe?
All electrical products have to meet stringent regulations before being sold in the UK – and this includes air fryers.
They are safe if used properly. Removable baskets and trays can be washed by hand or in the dishwasher (check the instructions for your particular model).
Avoid getting the machine itself wet though, and clean away food stains on the interior with a damp cloth only.
While you can use foil and baking parchment inside your air fryer, never leave them in there without food, as they could end up burning and causing a fire.
Always make sure your air fryer is placed on a solid surface that allows for adequate ventilation, so air can move around the appliance.
Avoid over-filling the drawer or tray otherwise, food may catch on the heated element, becoming a fire risk.
Safety information, as well as step-by-step details for the proper way to use your air fryer, will be contained in the manufacturer’s instruction guide for your appliance.
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