Best Air Fryer – Need Help Choosing

I bought the cheapest most basic Ninja as there's only 2 of us but I wish I'd gone for a bigger model that would take a decent size chicken. I'd also like to have had 2 drawers as it would mean I could have ditched the oven completely. So I'd go for the best you can afford if you have the room for it in your kitchen. I've found my little Ninja works really well and was extremely good value, so I'd definitely go for another Ninja.

We have a Llivekit 30L airfryer oven. You can see it on Amazon. I've been trying to get a link to work to put it here, but can't find a way.
It's great. Uses much less electricity and is much quicker than a conventional oven. We have never used the main oven since getting this. It has airfryer facility too. I would never get the drawer type. This one is very versatile. You can get smaller airfryer ovens if that would suit you better. I would highly recommend this type.

They really are genius machines. I have an all singing and dancing Ninja. As well as air frying, there is a pressure cooker, slow cooker, steamer and probably other things that I have not yet registered.

I started a thread on this some time ago - about how to clean the wretched thing. Some bits are obvious,, others are inaccessible. Ninja advises not to dismantle, so I asked my electrician a couple of weeks ago. He gave me a withering look! "You do realise that they are throw away items?" No I didn't! Bear that in mind, as you can spend £000s on these things

Aldi had a middle aisle special last week - a dual basket air fryer for £49.99. Whole chicken size.
I bought one as a standby. It was recommended by ?????

Apart from roasting potatoes, I would not do veg in the air fryer (they could be steamed, I suppose, if you have that function). Stick with the stove top or microwave.