Customer Ratings & Reviews

Its a lie dont buy it its not worth howmuch it is and i reseieved an open package with missing parts and it looked like thag package was punched from the side and the other side was ripped. And i called in and the employee said we cant help you than who would help me ?????????? And then she said you got to wait 12 days even tho it has arrived 2 days late.

This fryer saves so much time because I can make everything in one shot. I use my air fryer to make a lot of different things year round, but the biggest problem I always had was the size of it. Everything had to be cooked in batches if I was cooking for more people than just myself. Even when I was making some fries to go along with the burgers I was grilling, I would have to make multiple batches. This fryer solves that problem. My fries came out crispy and nice. I was able to make the whole bag at once which is a time saver. I also noticed there was different cooking options besides Air Fry such as Roast, Bake, Reheat and Dehydrate. The other method I used was Reheat to reheat some fried chicken and it came out great. I will figure out other dishes I can make to utilize the other cooking options. I guess I will look at the book that comes with it and try some of those recipes. I also made a 16 ounce steak, which is something I was did with my previous air fryer. I cooked a NY Strip in this and it did not disappoint. I also want to mention that this fryer is a lot quieter than my previous one. This is a big plus for when I make late night snacks. In addition, I also made pork chops, salmon and baby potatoes in this and they all came out excellent. Cleanup is a breeze since everything is dishwasher safe. Considering the amount of things you can cook at the same time using the stackable rack, this appliance did not take up too much space on my counter top. I give this air fryer five stars and would recommend to everyone.

The Ninja Double Stack XL air fryer is a great air fryer which elegantly solves one of the biggest problems I've had with all of my previous fryers. Air frying has become a regular cooking method in my household, used easily two to three times per week. One of our biggest problems with all air fryers we've had up until now is that they were all just a bit too small. Other double air fryers have been tempting, but always take up so much counter space. Ninja has solved that problem by stacking the two fryer baskets, essentially taking up no more counter space than our single air fryer. At first, the height of the DoubleStack XL was a bit intimidating, and we weren't sure it would fit under the cabinets, but it fit perfectly. If your cabinets are lower than the standard height most cabinets are, you might have some trouble, so definitely measure your space before purchasing. Now that we've had it there for a little bit, we have gotten used to it and it really doesn't take up any more space than our old air fryer. Functionally, it works beautifully. At first, it was a little confusing using the two different baskets and setting the temps and times. The controls could be a little more intuitive. But after about a week of using it we are getting the hang of it. We definitely paused the wrong zone a couple of times when taking the baskets out to do a mid cook shake up. Which brings me to one of my only real issues with the unit. It does not automatically pause or anything when you take a basket out. In other words, when I took a basket out and paused the wrong one on accident, I could feel the hot air blowing out. It was very strange and caught me off guard, because all of the air fryers I've had up until now all stop heat and air when you remove the basket. Moving on to actual performance, I got exactly what I was expecting with the Ninja brand. I have owned a couple of different Ninja Air Fryers and a few other Ninja products as well, and I have come to expect high quality from this brand, and the DoubleStack XL did not disappoint. Lastly, the DoubleStack XL does also include a smart thermometer function which can be used to automatically control cooking time and temperature. I used this feature to test it out, and it did work as advertised. However, I have owned a few different products with similar functions in the past, and I find that I just really don't use it very often, if at all. I imagine if you are like me and are used to cooking without a thermometer, then you probably won't use it either. However, if you already use something similar, or track the temperature of your meat regularly, then this will definitely add some value. In conclusion, the Ninja DoubleStack XL is a wonderful air fryer which solves one of my biggest problems with other air fryers by adding a second basket, effectively doubling my cooking capacity. It does so without taking up any more counterspace. While the controls take a bit to get used to, they aren't overly confusing. And most importantly, cooking performance is outstanding. I would easily recommend to anyone who is looking for a good high-capacity air fryer that doesn't take up any more counterspace than most other single air fryers.

I was very drawn to the Ninja DoubleStack XL Smart air fryer and it works well, with a few minor drawbacks that keep it from getting 5 stars. First the good. The two biggest reasons I wanted the Ninja air fryer is because of the large size but in a vertical, two drawer configuration. Cooking for a family of 4 with a standard small air fryer isn't practical and the Ninja DoubleStack fits the bill nicely. I also appreciated that the baskets were stacked vertically, as I have limited countertop space. The footprint isn't that large for an air fryer of this size. I have now made three meals with the air fryer. Cooking seems to be consistent with other air fryers. One nice feature is that each basket has a removable wire rack, so it's possible to cook four different foods at the same time. This is where the "smart" feature and temperature probe come in. The two baskets can be set up in such a way so that once the first basket (say with meat) reaches a certain temperature/cook time, the second basket will turn on and cook for the appropriate time so that both baskets finish at the same time. Now for the drawbacks. This air fryer is loud. If you have a small kitchen, don't expect to have a long conversation in the same room. I found the instructions and controls to be confusing. What Ninja should have done is make two sets of complete controls for each basket. Instead Ninja combined certain controls that are common to both baskets, but it's not convenient and confusing to switch back and forth between baskets. This confusion is especially true when it comes to using the smart cooking and thermometer. Finally, if using both baskets at the same time, the cook time is much longer for each. It is still much faster than traditional cooking, but instead of cooking two chicken breasts for 14min in one basket, you can cook four chicken breasts in two baskets for about 25min. It almost doubles the cook time even thought the temperature is the same.

This is the perfect air fryer. Two drawers means i can cook a whole meal just in this one air fryer. I can cook wings in the bottom drawer and vegetables and potatoes in the top one thanks to the shelf. It also has a space saving design and fits perfectly on my counter tops in a corner. I don't feel the need to find a place to store it after every use because of its slim profile. The Match Cook feature is also a game changer, at least for me, since I can have both the main course and the sides finish at the same time without any juggling and minimal time calculating cook times. Its 8 quart capacity means I can easily feed a family of four and still have leftovers. Its also really easy to clean - I can take the crisper plates out and put them in the dishwasher which is also a huge timesaver. Overall, this has been a huge positive addition to my kitchen, makes it really easy to cook meals for my family, and also clean up fast at the end. Its also fairly light and easy to move, making it easy to put away if I do need to or travel with it.

It looks big but the compartments are a bit small, I think for what I paid I expected something better

WE LOVE THE Ninja Double Stack XL air fryer. This Air fryer is one of the best things we have added to our kitchen in ages. The best part is it does SO much more than just Airfying, it can bake and dehydrate as well. PROS: * TWO baskets you can at different temperatures and different times lengths * the temperature prob is SO easy to use, and will cook your meat to the appropriate doneness. t he sheer size of each basket is magnificent. I can usually heat up 2 pieces of pizza with extra room. * VERY easy to clean * heats up in seconds, no need to pre-heat! Cons: * It's tall, so it wouldn't have fit under my cabinets before we re-did my kitchen. but now it is perfect. * I wish there was a memory feature...I heat a lot of the same things and it would be nice to hit memory and start it automatically. * you have to read the instructions to learn how to use it, for me that is OK, my husband thought it was a con that it wasn't self explanatory straight from the box We highly recommend!

We've had the Ninja Foodi air fryer for years and loved it. However, it was always a pain with a family of four. Even just doing fries, we had to do two batches to have enough. The DoubleStack XL solves that problem! The DoubleStack XL is smaller width wise than our Foodi, which is nice. It is of course a lot taller. As such, we just leave it on the counter as there's no cabinet space big enough to store it. We use it often enough that we just leave it out. Something to note is that the air vents on it are on the right side at the rear. You'll want to have a clear area next to it to not overheat anything. There is a learning curve with this thing. It's not just the simple set a time and temperature like the Foodi, but you can do so much more with it. It's not bad, just different. First, there are obviously two baskets for two different cooking zones. Each basket also has a stack rack, one for each basket to elevate food. This gives you the option to cook four different foods at once (assuming that two and two cook at the same time/temp.). There are six functions with this air fryer. Air fry, air broil, bake, roast, reheat and dehydrate. There is a thermometer which can be used with the bottom basket. Perfect for steak, pork chops or fish to get your perfect doneness. A couple of really great features are Smart Finish and Match Cook. Smart Finish allows you to cook two different things which may have different cook times/temperatures or functions (air fry vs roast for example) at the same time. You set the time, temperature and function of zone one, then zone two. When you press start, the zone with the longest cook time will start. The other zone will hold and wait to start until the end times will match. You could have something in the top basket that takes 30 minutes to cook and something in the bottom basket that takes 15 minutes to cook and they will both finish at the same time. You don't have to try to remember and time it properly, it does it for you. Match Cook allows you to cook more of the same food in both baskets. This is great for us, since we do a lot of fries at once. Now we no longer have to do two batches back to back like we did before. One thing that I haven't figured out is why it takes longer to cook in the DoubleStack than it did in the Foodi. For example, we used to make one pound of fries at 375 degrees for 18 minutes. The double stack is 400 degrees and takes 20-25 minutes for one pound or 35-40 minutes when using both baskets (two pounds). If you do two pounds in both baskets the cooking time is over an hour for fries! The booklet that comes with it has a ton of foods on the air fry cooking chart along with several recipes in the back. Cleanup is simple, you can put the baskets and crisper plates in the dishwasher. Note that they say to extend the life of them they recommend hand washing. It took some getting used to, but overall we love this thing! It makes dinner time so much simpler. Whether you've had an air fryer before, or this is your first one, I highly recommend getting the DoubleStack XL.

Air fryers are amazing - you can cook nearly anything (well, maybe not soup, but all things solid it seems) in a smaller space and with less energy than a traditional oven. So how do you improve upon that? You fit more air fryer in (about) the same about of space! And that's exactly what this DoubleStack XL air fryer from Ninja does. Each drawer is basically it's own 5 QT air fryer (which is in and of itself LARGE and spacious to hold things like a chicken which is quite popular in all the promo photos) - and within each drawer, you have the ability to put in just one item (on a normal air fryer tray at the bottom) or to "stack" two different items, one on the tray and one on a rack that sits higher up the drawer. Each draw is easily operated independently meaning you can cook up to 4 foods at a give time in this fryer with different settings, times and whatnot per drawer. The food comes out just like you'd expect, the right amount of crispy and juicy without requiring a lot of extra oil and fat! (Well, at least once you figure out the settings, which have taken me a few tries, but it's pretty easy and consistent once you get the hang of it.) But the real magic here is what happens when you can work the two drawers in unison. Of course, you can always use the two drawers independently, and the bottom one has a thermometer to ensure you get to the right temperature, every time (you can automate the cook easily based on the temperature). You can also use the quick "Match Cook" feature to quickly cook double the food (or two meals) in the exact same way - this can also work in conjunction with the thermometer and since the air fryers are VERY consistent, you can put two proteins, one in each drawer, and use the temperature of the bottom item to control both. Even better though is the Smart Finish where the air fryer can be set up to time both drawers to FINISH at the same time so your main course and sides (for example) are ready together. Brilliant! The settings are very easy to use (even for this novice air fryer user) and the whole thing is large, but not over powering even for limited counter spaces. It seems to be well built like it will last a long time and it's also easy to clean - and I would expect nothing less from Ninja, who's been a name in kitchen appliances for a number of years now. So all that said, if you like to cook - or you don't like to cook but you still like to eat - this is the thing to have in your kitchen. It just gives so many fast, great meal options you owe it to yourself to give it a try today!

This is definitely the air fryer of all air friers to get. The volume that this thing can hold is perfect for cooking almost a full meal in what I would consider to be a more economical and healthier way. In terms of versatility, it's like having two ovens in one because in one drawer you can cook one item at one temperature and time and in the other drawer you can cook a completely different item at a different temperature and time. I have often found with my old air fryer that I'd still tend to cook things in the oven or on a grill (like chicken patties or fish) while cooking fries or another side in the air fryer. Having this machine cuts the need to use the oven or grill completely out and cuts down on the overall time to prepare a meal at the same time. The controls are easy to use and there are pre-set settings for cooking different foods and there is an option to cook using a temperature probe, which is another feature that makes this machine so versatile. It literally seems like it'll replace many uses of the oven over the long run and cut down on energy use while making it easier to make complete meals using fewer appliances and pans. So far, I can say it's great and distributes heat evenly throughout the food and it cooked fries and chicken tenders well and evenly. It is setup to work on most countertops though you'll want to make sure your cupboards are high enough for it to sit under. Mine fit it perfectly and it sits nice inside the corner. So far, I've enjoyed using it and I've been thinking of new ways to use it where I have so much more cooking space/versatility. I'd absolutely recommend this machine!

This air fryer has a large capacity, but hides that with a clever footprint to make it appear that it takes up less space. It has a 10 quart capacity (two 5 quart baskets) but does so with a unique design that takes up less space. The heating element and fan are in the back of the unit. This makes it a bit deeper and taller than a traditional air fryer, but it is slimmer so it gives the appearance of taking up less volume. I was a bit worried that it would be too big, but the size is perfect. It fits on a normal countertop under upper cabinets with plenty of room. The baskets also come with an additional rack. This means that you can cook 4 different things at the same time. The rack provides additional airflow because of how open it is, making things extra crispy. There are two ways that you can use both baskets - you can Match Cook where the same time and temperature applies to both baskets, or use Smart Finish so that you can cook at different temperatures and times but have them finish at the same time. You can also have the operate independently where one basket would finish before the other. Something unique to this air fryer is that it has a dehydrate function. I have found it perfect for dehydrating fruit which I then use later in cocktails or lemonades. I never expected an air fryer could do that. It also has a thermometer that stores behind the control panel (this was a nice touch so that you always know where it is). Clean up is easy. Simply remove any racks and the This is a large capacity air fryer with versatile cooking methods that is easy to recommend.

The Ninja DoubleStack is easy to use, cleans up fast & easy .Food tastes delicious. Nice to be able to cook more than one thing and have them ready at the same time. Also does not take up a lot of room on your counter.

The Ninja- DoubleStack XL 2-basket air fryer is amazing. I never thought that having two separate baskets could make such a difference when it came to cooking something different. It is very simple to use and even more simple to clean. One little flaw I so see is the design is it has these little plastic legs on the trays that separate the fat, and I can see that being a problem for cleaning because they are a soft plastic and are not removable. Other than that, all I can say is that it is a Ninja appliance, and you can never go wrong with a Ninja. Technology has come a very long way and who knew cooking could be so simple. Many meals can be prepped with a couple pushes of buttons and it makes life so much easier for us who are very busy and may not have time to do full meal preps on a regular cooktop. I Have enjoyed some nice crispy chicken wing and some veggies. I would highly recommend this air fryer to anyone looking to up their game in the kitchen. Only flaw is mentioned above and overall it is well built.

The Ninja double stack XL 10 QT smart cook system. This six-and-one-two-basket air fryer is a crowd-pleaser and a countertop-friendly compact unit. The smart cook system is amazing. It offers one-button cooking for any cook, from chef to teenager. The 10-quart capacity lets you cook meals for the whole crew. You can also cook your side dishes and your main course at the same time. And within the frying system, you know,now there's less fat than deep frying. You can use the included racks to cook different items at one time. You also get a Ninja Ninja thermometer that acts as a probe to guarantee good cooking every time. And that matters when cooking raw meats. It also includes a cookbook to help you with up to nine recipes. I love the air frying way that's going, but Ninja has improved it again. It has a 6 and-1 functionality that lets you air fry and broil roast, bake, reheat, and dehydrate. So, if you're new to our friend or a veteran like me, check this out. You will fall in love.

I use my air fryer regularly. I was using another Ninja model single basket air fryer, but decided to upgrade to this model. The major draw for me was the space saving design and capability of cooking multiple things at once, using different temperatures and times. I've used it a few times so far and been reasonably pleased with the results. Cleaning the product is really quite easy. You just have to slide out the baskets and give them a good soak and you're back in business. The crisping tray and wire racks come in and out pretty easily. I love the narrow design of this unit. It saves a lot of counter space. I have a pretty small kitchen and so having room to use this appliance and still use a cutting board and prep area is essential. It's tall and deep, but not super wide. I've cooked cinnamon rolls in it. I made chicken thighs and potatoes. It's pretty easy to find a way to use this for almost anything you're cooking. The guidebook shows a lot of options for food times and temps. When cooking chicken and potatoes, I had to use a different temp and time for each. It took some maneuvering to get it set the way I needed. It's not terribly clear in the instructions as it just tells you to choose match cook for about everything. However, match cook runs at 450 degrees. I finally figured out that the double stack pro button gives me the ability to mismatch the cook times and temps. That being said, there's a small problem with this. In my case, the chicken needed to cook less than the potatoes. So if you start them both at the same time it will be done before the other. It'll still be somewhat warm, but you never want to leave it sitting too long to dry out or get cold. A nice feature would be if it was capable to starting the second basket to ensure they finish at the same time. Nevertheless, the food came out great and it was a breeze to clean up. I'm sure if I tinker some more with the cooking options I'll gain a lot better understanding of some of the features. It offers air fry, reheat, bake, dehydrate, broil and roast as cooking options. The unit isn't terribly loud and it vents out the side so you don't need to worry much about it tearing up your walls/backsplash. When it finishes a cook cycle it does a quick cooldown phase as well. I assume this is to keep you from getting burnt if you decided to clean it right away. It's a nice upgrade from a single basket unit. It comes with a temp probe so you can even cook whole roasts or chickens and use the probe to control cooking. I would recommend this to others. Another solidly built product from Ninja.

First off, it isn't easy to use even with the instructions provided. For example, changing the temperature changes the different types of cooking methods. This is something I am not used to compared to my old air fryer. Our old air fryer was also quicker to cook. So, therefore, we cannot fully reference the instructions on bags of food anymore. However, it has two decks so I can cook two foods at once. Before, it took 15 minutes to air fry the chicken and another 15 for the fries. Now it's 20 minutes to accomplish fries on its own. It's nearly double the time. The major pro that this air fryer has is that you can set two different temperatures between the two baskets. If we're cooking multiple types of food this air fryer is great. However, our old air fryer was faster at cooking one type of food. Secondly, the food can fall to the bottom of the basket. There is a tray that sits slightly above the bottom. Your food can get trapped in there. We made fries and found out a few fell through the small openings. It is not a perfect seal to prevent food from falling through. To get the few fries that fell there, we had to use a butter knife to pry it open. It would've been too hot for us to touch. What we found odd is that it continued to run when we checked on our food. Our old air fryer would stop heating when we checked on the food. This one will continue to run. We suppose it's to keep a similar temperature going but it seemed like a good safety feature our old one had. If you think of this product as not just an air fryer but also an oven, it makes sense that this does not behave like the normal air fryer we're used to. For instance, there is a thermometer you can use on the bottom basket. You push it through a hole, that then pokes your food, and then it will display on the screen. For instance, you can cook a small-sized chicken and read the temperature throughout the process. This is far easier to clean because the baskets are small and separated. Our old air fryer could probably cook the same amount of food but with the basket being so big, it was annoying to clean in our sink. It was hard to rinse properly. That is not the case with these baskets. Overall, we would recommend this to our family and friends. Easier to clean and you're able to cook more food at once. It seems like there is a learning curve for our new cooking times, new features to discover, and new food to cook. For someone who does not have an oven, this could be a good replacement. Also, I will say, the food we have tried out of this so far, has been tastier and crispier compared to our other machine. Nothing has come out burnt so far, which was easy to accomplish in our old air fryer.

The Ninja DoubleStack XL Smart 10 QT 6-in-1 Air Fryer is a game-changer for anyone looking to streamline meal prep while achieving crispy, delicious results with minimal effort. With its large capacity and innovative design, this air fryer offers a variety of cooking functions, making it more than just an air fryer. The 10-quart capacity, divided into two independent baskets, allows you to cook two different foods simultaneously, using different settings for each, which is perfect for anyone looking to cook full meals or multiple parts of a meal without blending flavors or textures. One of the standout features is the Smart Cook System, which takes the guesswork out of achieving the perfect doneness. Whether you’re air frying, roasting, broiling, baking, or dehydrating, this system monitors the internal temperature of your food with the included Smart Thermometer, ensuring precise cooking every time. The Smart Finish feature is particularly useful, automatically synchronizing the cooking of two different foods so they finish at the same time. This eliminates the hassle of trying to time everything perfectly and ensures both dishes are hot and ready to serve together. You still need to shake food in the drawers or else you will get uneven cooking. The heating element is stronger in the front of the drawers which means you must shake the drawers to get even cooking. The space-saving design is another bonus if you the countertop clearance. While countertop space is saved, it won’t matter if you can’t fit the double stack under your upper cabinets. The air fryer also reduces oil consumption by up to 75%, making it a healthier alternative to traditional frying methods. The interface is user-friendly, featuring intuitive controls and pre-set cooking programs that allow for easy adjustments. Cleaning is a breeze, with both baskets and crisper plates being dishwasher-safe. While the appliance is a bit bulky, its versatile functionality and convenience make it well worth the counter space. In the end, you do save time cooking in the double stack, however it is still a bulky appliance that may not fit under your upper cabinets in the kitchen and you need to shake the drawers to ensure a consistently cooked product

I have tall cabinets and a family of 5 to 8 to feed regularly. Great capacity with less mess. Also purchased silicon and disposable liners for the baskets.