Ninja Foodi FlexDrawer AF500UK vs Ninja Foodi DualZone XL
Get the Ninja FlexDrawer for a big family. Unless you'd rather have two separate drawers that are easier to wash and cost less — then the DualZone XL.
Ninja Foodi FlexDrawer AF500UK
One huge 10.4L drawer that splits in two: a whole chicken, or chicken and chips together. The pick for big families.
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Both cook two foods at once and finish them together. The FlexDrawer's divider comes out, turning it into one 10.4L drawer big enough for a 3kg chicken; the DualZone XL has two fixed drawers that are smaller and easier to wash.
- —You roast whole chickens or joints.
- —You cook for four or more.
- —You want easier washing.
- —You mostly cook two sides at once.
Key differences
Pros and cons
- +10.4L drawer fits a whole chicken
- +Splits in two for chicken and chips
- +Easy to use
- −The whole drawer needs washing even if you cooked in one half.
- −Dehydrating is only average.
- −Takes up a lot of counter.
- +Two drawers — the whole meal is ready at once
- +Big enough for a family
- −Takes up a lot of counter — wider than most people expect, so measure first.
- −Non-stick coating wears — especially with metal utensils or the dishwasher.
- −Each drawer is narrow — big items like a whole chicken or pizza don't fit.
Ready to choose?
- Is the Ninja FlexDrawer worth it?
- Is the DualZone XL 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.