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Anyone seeking a new air fryer but reluctant to spend over £100 for a Ninja device might find this excellent early Black Friday deal appealing. Amazon has cut the price of this Instant Vortex single-drawer air fryer to £33.99 , reduced from £64.99, that means an impressive saving of nearly 50%. It boasts a 5.7L capacity and four functions, including air fry, bake, roast and reheat. For those seeking to reduce their energy costs, Instant maintains the air fryer can cut energy bills by up to 80% . This compares favourably to the energy consumption of conventional electric ovens. READ MORE: 2 in 5 girls can't concentrate in school but this product may help READ MORE: The 'fast and clear' Hisense TV that now has a massive 45% off Despite its compact 5.7L size, it can still fit a whole chicken within the drawer and the drawer is dishwasher-safe for easy cleaning. When measured against Ninja's most affordable £79.99 air fryer , it represents good value and is worth considering if budget is an issue. Not only does it cost less, but it also offers greater capacity. It features a 5.7L basket, beating Ninja's 3.8L space , reports the Mirror . For those who want to spend a little bit more cash and need a bigger air fryer, there are options out there. For example, Currys is selling a larger 11L dual-basket air fryer for £129.99 . It has been reduced from £199.99 so represents a big £70 saving. Regarding reviews, numerous customers have praised the Instant Vortex highly . One reviewer who described it as "the best they've used" said: "Very impressed and happy with this air fryer. It has features you only find on more expensive ones, like automatic preheat before cooking commences. Another reviewer added: "Works great and was good value for money. Great for reheating as well as for cooking. Simple to use. However, the same reviewer did note one note of annoyance. They added: "The beeping is a little nagging, but maybe that's just me. "You can directly add food first, and it will still continue to cook and past the reheat stage if you wander off and ignore that beeping, which is good. Turning or shuffling the food is recommended, and the thing will beep about halfway to remind you to do this, but you can still continue if you don't want or need to." Another reviewer added: "I was fortunate enough to buy this item when it was on special offer, but it's worth every penny of the current price. So much so that when I spied it on offer again recently, I bought a second for when my current one gives up the ghost. "Yes, it's that good! Compared to other air fryers I've tried, the Vortex simply cooks food faster and better."
