Ninja Double Stack XL vs Cosori Dual Blaze
Get the Ninja Double Stack XL. Unless you mostly cook one thing at a time — then the Dual Blaze is compact and costs much less.
Ninja Double Stack XL
Two drawers stacked on top of each other. Half the counter width.
Cosori Dual Blaze
One big basket that cooks evenly without shaking. Smaller and cheaper.
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The Double Stack's two drawers mean a main and a side finish together, in about half the width of a side-by-side Ninja. The Dual Blaze has one big basket that cooks evenly without shaking, so it's the better buy if you don't need two foods at once.
- —You cook full meals for a family.
- —You want two drawers but don't have the width.
- —You have room under your wall cupboards.
- —You mostly cook one thing at a time.
- —You have low wall cupboards above the counter.
- —You want great results for less money.
Key differences
Pros and cons
- +Two drawers in half the width
- +Big enough for a family
- +Fits narrow counters
- −Tall — check the space under your wall cupboards.
- −Top drawer is high — harder to check food at a glance.
- +Cooks evenly, no shaking needed
- +One big basket fits larger items
- +Compact and cheaper
- −Boxy and a little noisy.
- −One basket only — sides have to go in with the main or wait their turn.
Ready to choose?
- Is the Double Stack XL worth it?
- Is the Dual Blaze worth it?
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How we reached this verdict
We compared independent expert reviews with the manufacturer's specifications, then checked it's sold at a major retailer where you live. We don't test products ourselves.
Sources: TechRadar, Tom's Guide, Trusted Reviews, manufacturer specifications.