it's highly likely this Ninja and many other cheaper brands are from the same factory, because it's just a heating element with a fan
just get the costco one.Nishant872 wrote: ↑ how is instapot air fryer in comparison to Ninja? any thoughts
are all ninja air fryers the same? its a brand, with long product line, $70 to $2002016YamR6 wrote: ↑ Strange assumption to make.
Also flawed logic. Ninjas are the top rated air fryers for a reason. Don’t take my word for it, use Google.
I’m no engineer but I would have to guess they are using better materials, less toxic chemicals, have better electronics, are designed with better airflow, and have a higher quality heating elements.
As a single person the 3.8 I find good but I don't meal prep in the airfryer. If I was to do it again I would probably buy the larger one for when I have guests. I will buy a larger one if this one dies. I find myself warming up left over pizza in it. I really enjoyed hot dogs in it. It took a couple tries, as I needed to add some slices to it, to have the air flow in.Spiritualx wrote: ↑ I got myself a 3.8L and should have went with a 5.8L, it's too small and annoying to deal with when meal prepping
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