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£119.99 now buys a two-drawer Ninja air fryer that sold for £209.99 in the run-up to Black Friday.
Currys has the Ninja 6-in-1 DualZone DZ801UK 7.6L air fryer at £119.99, a saving of £90 or 43% on the £209.99 it charged from late September to early November, and Ninja’s own store has matched it.
Cook a main and a side together: Ninja’s two-drawer DualZone air fryer drops to £119.99 at Currys.
The two drawers hold 3.8 litres each, so at £119.99 you are paying only around £60 per cooking zone, with Ninja’s own £209.99 list price showing just how far it has fallen for Black Friday this year.
Each drawer runs its own programme, and the Sync function times them so a main and a side finish together, which means chips and chicken land on the plate at the same moment rather than one going cold.
The DualZone idea has a proven record, because when one of our experts tested the original Foodi Dual Zone , an earlier two-drawer model, the homemade chips came out crunchy all the way around and a burger stayed juicy inside.
The same review found leftover pizza crisped back up in about five minutes on the Reheat setting. Our Best Black Friday Deals 2026 page tracks more savings, while we also have the best air fryer deals and the best Ninja Black Friday deals.
On the DZ801UK, six presets cover Max Crisp, Air Fry, Roast, Bake, Reheat and Dehydrate, so the same machine handles crunchy wings, midweek roast vegetables, a batch of brownies or dried herbs for the cupboard.
Cleaning up is simple too, as the Ninja DualZone’s drawers and crisper plates are dishwasher safe, while 2,470W of power and a two-year guarantee when registered with Ninja round off a well-equipped package for busy family kitchens.
Busy households now get a two-drawer Ninja DualZone air fryer that cooks a full meal in one go for £119.99, with £90 off the price Currys and Ninja were both charging just a few weeks ago.
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