Their Ninja Flip, won in a raffle, tops the four air fryers they've had: it flips up to save counter space, fits frozen pizzas, and they use it for many things.
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- Category
- Countertop oven
- Type
- Flip-up air fryer oven
- Capacity
- —
- Model number
- SP151
- Power
- —
What owners keep saying · from 14 reviews
Reviews
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Likes the Ninja Flip and can even do a spatchcocked whole chicken, but wishes its Bake mode still used the convection fan.
The Ninja Flip is great as a toaster, air fryer, oven and broiler and saves counter space, though it's not the easiest to clean around the elements.
Got a Ninja Flip to save counter space and gave up two appliances since it does just about everything they need; loves it.
Their Ninja Flip works great for air frying, toasting and broiling, and its mesh tray cleans up nicely in the dishwasher.
After a Cuisinart that ran hot and died in two years, they got the Ninja Flip and really like it so far.
Has owned two Ninja Flips and never had the tray warp; it's a sturdy tray.
Everything cooked in their Ninja flip-up air fryer, from fries to nuggets to cheese sticks, comes out with a funky taste.
Their slim Ninja that flips up on its back end is very practical for saving space and consistently does an excellent job; every house guest loves it.
Toasted slivered almonds perfectly in their Ninja Flip on bake at 345°F for about 3 minutes, after always burning them other ways.
Their Ninja flip-up toaster oven burns the bottoms of cookies every time on the recommended pan.
Has had the Ninja Flip for years and finds it amazing: frees counter space when not in use and is great for leftover pizza.
Replaced their SP101 with the SP151 thinking it was improved, but finds the older 101 better: it opened for cleaning and seemed bigger.
Loves their Ninja Flip air fryer and uses it more often than their Instant Pot.
Has a Ninja Flip and will go back to a drawer-style air fryer when it dies: drawers are much easier to clean and crisp better.
Replaced their Instant Omni Plus with the Ninja Flip and is in love: it cooks well, heats fast, toasts well and flips up to save counter space.
Uses the dehydrate function on their Ninja Flip oven for all their herbs and even makes onion powder from green onion tops.
Loved their Ninja Flip toaster oven, but after 15 months the control panel stopped working, so they can't change temperature or modes, and Ninja said it was out of warranty.
Has had the Ninja Flip toaster oven for nearly a year and it is still working great.
Their Ninja Flip toaster oven died after only six weeks; Ninja support had them cut the power cord on video and shipped a replacement.
Has had the Ninja Flip toaster oven for two years without any issue, apart from how grimy it looks inside.
Their first Ninja Flip toaster oven failed under warranty and was replaced; the replacement has had no issues.
Has had their Ninja Flip toaster oven for over three years and never had the control panel fail.
Has a Ninja Flip and loves it.
Could never get their Ninja Flip clean and disliked that nothing too big fit because of the low clearance, so they replaced it with a Cosori.
Their Ninja Flip cooked great but was stupid to clean, so they replaced it with a Ninja Crispi.