Air fryer recommendations

[CageyH]

I am looking at buying my aging parents an air fryer.
They have a halogen cooker, but it sounds like the bearing are on the way out.

Ideally, I would like one with a double drawer system, but a single drawer with a divider may be a good option.
It is for just the two of them 99% of the time.

Any recommendations on brands and model type?

[Barry]

Grant (Struth) of this parish is probably the best person to answer your query. He has a good one and uses it frequently.

[rmcin626]

We have a Ninja 2 drawer, use the oven much less now

[mikeyb]

We have a Ninja 2 drawer, use the oven much less nowSame here

[CageyH]

So is a Ninja AF300UK a good option?

[rmcin626]

So is a Ninja AF300UK a good option?

There are 2 versions I think, we have the smaller versions which plenty big enough as there only 2 of us. Just have a look around as there are always offers on them.

[CageyH]

The 300 is the smaller of the two drawer range.

[rmcin626]

The 300 is the smaller of the two drawer range.

Big enough for us

[Pigmy Pony]

Can't go wrong with Ninja stuff. We have this one.

https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/515U8pJ7MKL._AC_SX679_.jpg

Not the cheapest air fryer around (£180-ish), but does all sorts of other stuff (I'm told :))

[Roy S]

I've got one of the original Ninja Foodis which has the advantage over a plain air fryer of having the pressure cooking, saute and slow cooking functions.

[Stryder5]

Get the bigger 400, there’s three of us, right size

[Stryder5]

We cook a small chicken in one side, mixed vegetables in the other , press synchronise and they’re done at the same time.

[CageyH]

Thanks all for the feedback.
I have just returned from the local shopping centre.
My mum preferred the size of the 400, so we ordered one in Lakeland, with athe extra 20% off.