Best Ninja deals − how to get the biggest savings on Ninja cookware, all year round
As the resident Kitchens Editor and deals hunter, I'm here to tell you how and where to get the deepest discounts on Ninja cookware
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As a trained cook who loves experimenting in the kitchen, I'm always on the lookout for new Ninja products at low prices. Ninja deals dropped low over Cyber Week, delivering bundle deals on Ninja's coolest kitchen gadgets and discounts, and I'm expecting them to fall further for Presidents' Day.
To help you snag a saving on one of the best blenders or the best air fryers, I've rounded up the best Ninja deals of the day. I've scooped up the latest bargains from Ninja Kitchen and spent hours scrolling through Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, and more, to bring you the lowest prices on the hottest products I've tried and tested.
To get you started, I've listed some quick links to the best places to buy Ninja products. Then, I've included more information about the best time to buy Ninja cookware and what actually constitutes a good deal.
Where to find the best Ninja deals
- Ninja Kitchen: exclusive bundle gifts and deep discounts from the brand themselves
- Amazon: shop countertop and outdoor cookware from the Ninja Amazon storefront
- Walmart: shop the entire Ninja range, including refurbished options
- Wayfair: Ninja's best coffee makers, blenders, and air fryers, listed for less
- Best Buy: shop portable blenders, air fryers, grills, and griddles
- Kohl's: a reliable place to shop Ninja's best-sellers at reasonable prices
- Lowe's: shop grills, griddles, air fryers, juicers, and more
- Macy's: the perfect place to pick up luxury Ninja cookware
- Target: free shipping on Ninja deals over $35
- QVC: pick up the best Ninja slow cookers with free shipping, too
When is the best time to get a Ninja deal?
Black Friday and Cyber Monday Ninja deals
This year, Black Friday falls on November 28, and Cyber Monday is December 1. Judging by previous years, the Black Friday weekend is the best time of the year to shop for Ninja deals. You'll see deep discounts on the whole product range across the Internet, as stores compete to offer the lowest prices.
In 2024, I found 40% off the Ninja Speedi at Amazon and 26% off the Ninja Foodi FlexDrawer on the Ninja site. Ninja ended up extending their Cyber Monday sales into a Cyber Week, so there were even more opportunities to bag a bargain. I imagine that this year's sales will be similar, if not even better.
Holiday and New Year's Ninja deals
If you don't manage to get a good Ninja deal during the Black Friday sales, then don't worry, you don't have too long to wait for the after-Christmas and New Year's sales.
Although the discounts won't be quite as deep as they were over the Black Friday weekend, many retailers will still hold major sales events. It's a great opportunity to pick up some fresh cookware for the New Year: blenders to start making smoothies; food processors to cut down on prep time, and so on.
Amazon Prime Day Ninja deals
Every year, there are two Amazon Prime Day sales events: one in July, and one in October. The exact dates of this year's Amazon Prime Days aren't yet publicly available, but I'm expecting to see deep discounts and flash sales on the Ninja Amazon storefront.
Amazon Prime Day is the best time to shop at Ninja if you want to make the most of the site-wide discounts and bag a bundle of bargain items.
Labor Day Ninja deals
Labor Day sales often coincide with 'Back to School' deals on blenders, small air fryers and more. In 2024, I saw bundle bargains and particularly deep discounts on the Ninja Blast portable blender. These may not be the best Ninja deals of the year, but you can get a pretty sweet saving.
How can you tell if you have found a good Ninja deal?
Take advantage of price matching
When you're searching for Ninja cookware, it pays to shop around: Amazon often offers the deepest discounts, while Ninja Kitchen is better for bundle deals. If you find a Ninja product listed for less on an approved retailer's website, Ninja Kitchen promises to match the price. You might want to download a price comparison tool, such as Honey, to help you find the best rewards.
Sign up for the Ninja newsletter
When you subscribe to Shark Ninja emails, you get 10% off your first purchase, along with early access to sales and new product launches, plus exclusive offers each month, in and out of sales season.
Read the customer reviews
There's only so much you can glean from pictures and a product listing. You want to know about ease of use; ease of cleaning; versatility; capacity; durability; any special features; and value for money.
You'll find this information in the customer reviews. Try not to be taken in by the first few five-star rating, but equally, don't be put off by the odd more mixed review. I recommend you read a wide selection of reviews to get the fullest possible picture of what it might be like to use this product and whether the prices matches the performance.
FAQs
Who are Ninja's competitors?
Ninja are some of the best in the market for all of the appliances they make. They're great innovators. However, if you want to shop around, here are some suggestions for brands with similar offerings around the same price point:
- Blenders and food processors: NutriBullet is probably the closest you'll come to Ninja. They use blending cups rather than pitchers, so most people prefer Ninja. However, if you will use single-servings, NutriBullet blenders and food processors are worth looking into.
- Air fryers: Instant Pot is the biggest rival to Ninja. They make incredible air fryers, but they don't always tick the same boxes as Ninja.
- Countertop ovens: there's no single brand dominating the market, so I'd recommend taking a look at our buying guide for the best toaster ovens. If you want my opinion, the Ninja Combi is close to unbeatable.
- Grills, griddles, and pizza ovens: for the size and price point of Ninja's offering, there aren't any competitors worth considering. However, we have buying guides for bigger grills and more substantial pizza ovens that are worth taking a look at.
- Ice cream makers: the Ninja Creami is completely different to the rest of the market, so there's nothing to compare it to, really. If you want to see what else is out there, take a look at our buying guide for the best ice cream makers.
Where are Ninja products made?
Ninja products are designed in-house in the US, but the parts are sourced from a variety of suppliers across China, Hong Kong, Thailand, and Vietnam.
If you want to buy beautiful kitchenware on a budget, I suggest you shop the Beautiful by Drew Barrymore deals. You'll find slow cookers, coffee makers, air fryers and non-stick cookware, all listed for less.
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Lydia is the Kitchen Appliances Editor for Homes & Gardens, testing everything from air fryers and mixers to juicers and coffee machines. She trained in Culinary Arts at Leiths School of Food & Wine and previously served as the Recipe Editor for Mindful Chef.
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