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Ninja products are rarely the cheapest, but if you're going to buy Ninja anyway it's worth checking the Ninja eBay outlet for a bargain. As well as brand new items, it also sells refurbished air fryers, multi-cookers and blenders at reduced prices.

Of course, you should still compare prices elsewhere to ensure you're getting the best possible deal.

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Almost all are price matched elsewhere

Home appliance retailer Ninja* launched its Black Friday sale on Wednesday 5 November and is offering 'up to 30% off' air fryers, BBQ grills and other appliances/cookware items. When we checked on Thursday 13 November, there were 81 items included in the sale – more than the 50 it started with in 2024.

However, many of the discounts come from a new limited edition colour, 'Cyber Space', and are often Ninja website exclusives, so we can't price compare. Some deals are only available for a limited time using discount code ‘BFSAVE’. Many of the reductions we have seen are being matched by other retailers with few strong discounts up for grabs, though this could improve by Black Friday.

Last year, Ninja's Black Friday sale was 'up to £70 off', which made it harder to compare overall. In 2023, the sale was listed as 'up to 25% off', so this seems to be an improvement.

Delivery costs £3.50, or free when you spend £30 or more.

Here are some deals and duds we spotted on Friday 14 November:

Cheapest at Ninja:

Ninja Foodi StaySharp Knife Block with Integrated Sharpener* – £119.99 (was 179.99). Next cheapest, £129.99 at Amazon

Price matched elsewhere:

Ninja Foodi Blender & Soup Maker HB150UK* – £129.99 (was 179.99). Price matched at Wilko, Currys and Argos
Ninja Air Fryer Max Pro 6.2L AF180UK* – £127.99 (was 149.99). Price matched at John Lewis.

Cheaper elsewhere:

Ninja Max 6-in-1 Dual Zone Air Fryer 9.5L DZ400UK* – £159.99 (was £229.99). CHEAPER at John Lewis* for £158
Ninja Slushi Frozen Drink Maker FS301UK* – £249.99 (was £349.99). CHEAPER at Amazon* and John Lewis* for £224

Min discount we spotted: 10%
Max discount we spotted: 46%
Typical discount based on 10 random items: save 23%

Important: Don’t allow yourself to be taken in by the hype around Black Friday and be sucked into buying something you don’t need or can’t afford. Always do your own price comparisons to ensure you are getting the best deal possible – don’t just take a retailer’s word for it.

See our Black Friday 2025 guide for all our analysis. Check Deals & Vouchers for the latest offers on now

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Up to £70 off selected products at its official website

🗓️ Predicted from Saturday 1 November (if signed up to its emails) or from Thursday 6 November for all, till Thursday 4 December

We reckon Ninja will run similar discounts to 2024, including items such as air fryers, food processors, blenders and cookware. Although the sale was listed as up to £70 off, discounts last year ranged from £14 to £100. Throughout the year, Ninja often price-matches other retailers, so this could knock some extra money off. The sale last year was quite small with only 50 products, so we hope the product range is larger for 2025.

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