BuyDig via eBay has Ninja Foodi Countertop 8-in-1 Digital Air Fryer and Convection Oven (Refurbished, SP101) for $89.99 - $13.50 with coupon code REFURBSAVINGS = $76.49. Shipping is free.
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This price is $2.51 lower than our Frontpage Deal from November.
The coupon code is valid until 11:59pm Pacific Time on March 27th, 2023.
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Includes 2-year Allstate warranty.
The item is in pristine, like-new condition. It has been professionally inspected, cleaned, and refurbished by the manufacturer or a manufacturer-approved vendor to meet manufacturer specifications. The item will be in new packaging with original or new accessories.
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BuyDig via eBay has Ninja Foodi Countertop 8-in-1 Digital Air Fryer and Convection Oven (Refurbished, SP101) for $89.99 - $13.50 with coupon code REFURBSAVINGS = $76.49. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member LovelyKestrel867 for sharing this deal.
Editor's Notes
About this deal:
This price is $2.51 lower than our Frontpage Deal from November.
The coupon code is valid until 11:59pm Pacific Time on March 27th, 2023.
About this item:
Includes 2-year Allstate warranty.
The item is in pristine, like-new condition. It has been professionally inspected, cleaned, and refurbished by the manufacturer or a manufacturer-approved vendor to meet manufacturer specifications. The item will be in new packaging with original or new accessories.
About this seller:
Over 617,000 feedback w/ 99.1% positive.
Free 30 day returns. Seller pays fore return shipping.
I have this from same place, same refurb described as in "pristine like new condition" When mine arrived it was just that, in pristine like new condition with all the stickers and plastic they use to protect it, totally unused. Performance, I bought this because it got good reviews. Having had it over a month now I would say the same as other reviews. This performs so much better than the toaster oven it replaced. Heats faster, heats evenly, things turn out crispy. Reheating a couple of slices of pizza from the fridge, the old oven took 20 min. This one did the same amount of pizza 5min 30sec and it's crispy on the bottom bubbly on top. I paid more for it and I doubt buydig will price match their drop in price, but I have zero regrets, this has been one of the most satisfying purchases I've made AFTER having had it for a length of time to see how it really is. I think I paid around $100 so at $76 it is a no brainer. If you need a toaster oven, this one isn't a toy and will actually challenge your full size oven with small batches of cooking. Oh yeah, it does preheat but takes like 30sec to 400deg, after it reaches temp, then the timer you set starts counting down. I've had a few toaster ovens and by far this is the best one in cooking quality and ease of cleaning. There is the typical slide out tray on the bottom, but also when you tilt it up the entire bottom opens up like a door for easier access to wiping down the inside.
I have this from same place, same refurb described as in "pristine like new condition" When mine arrived it was just that, in pristine like new condition with all the stickers and plastic they use to protect it, totally unused. Performance, I bought this because it got good reviews. Having had it over a month now I would say the same as other reviews. This performs so much better than the toaster oven it replaced. Heats faster, heats evenly, things turn out crispy. Reheating a couple of slices of pizza from the fridge, the old oven took 20 min. This one did the same amount of pizza 5min 30sec and it's crispy on the bottom bubbly on top. I paid more for it and I doubt buydig will price match their drop in price, but I have zero regrets, this has been one of the most satisfying purchases I've made AFTER having had it for a length of time to see how it really is. I think I paid around $100 so at $76 it is a no brainer. If you need a toaster oven, this one isn't a toy and will actually challenge your full size oven with small batches of cooking. Oh yeah, it does preheat but takes like 30sec to 400deg, after it reaches temp, then the timer you set starts counting down. I've had a few toaster ovens and by far this is the best one in cooking quality and ease of cleaning. There is the typical slide out tray on the bottom, but also when you tilt it up the entire bottom opens up like a door for easier access to wiping down the inside.
THX OP; in for one at $81.44 shipped. Besides low price, the 2 year warranty by Allstate is what sealed the deal for me.
I'm been looking to snag one of these refurbs on Woot for a while now but I'm always late to the party/sold out; glad I was able to get one this time.
I like the flip up feature; looks like a game changer for saving countertop space. My only concern is that the market seems saturated with these refurbs; I'm hoping that there is not some major design flaw/problem that compels people to return these originally...
I have this from same place, same refurb described as in "pristine like new condition" When mine arrived it was just that, in pristine like new condition with all the stickers and plastic they use to protect it, totally unused. Performance, I bought this because it got good reviews. Having had it over a month now I would say the same as other reviews. This performs so much better than the toaster oven it replaced. Heats faster, heats evenly, things turn out crispy. Reheating a couple of slices of pizza from the fridge, the old oven took 20 min. This one did the same amount of pizza 5min 30sec and it's crispy on the bottom bubbly on top. I paid more for it and I doubt buydig will price match their drop in price, but I have zero regrets, this has been one of the most satisfying purchases I've made AFTER having had it for a length of time to see how it really is. I think I paid around $100 so at $76 it is a no brainer. If you need a toaster oven, this one isn't a toy and will actually challenge your full size oven with small batches of cooking. Oh yeah, it does preheat but takes like 30sec to 400deg, after it reaches temp, then the timer you set starts counting down. I've had a few toaster ovens and by far this is the best one in cooking quality and ease of cleaning. There is the typical slide out tray on the bottom, but also when you tilt it up the entire bottom opens up like a door for easier access to wiping down the inside.
Great review, I don't need a new one but I think you just sold me on buying one.
I bought this Ninja to replace what I thought was a superior toaster oven (Breville) and the Ninja is SO much better. It doesn't just heat more quickly than the Breville but also the various modes are actually useful. Simple things like toast are light/crispy/delicious. At this price it's a no brainer and I purchased a second one just now for my mom's birthday coming up.
Last edited by hucksack March 26, 2023 at 08:41 AM.
I'm happy with mine, too. One of the best things about it, compared to using a regular oven, is that it preheats so quickly that there's no need to wait to preheat it before putting food in it. That saves a whole step and 10 minutes or so, which can be just enough to decide not to cook.
I've cooked salmon, Brussel sprouts, asparagus, frozen pizza, frozen dumplings. It all turns out about as good or better than the oven, although you do need to keep an eye on food burning since it's often faster than you might expect.
Reheating pizza turns out really good and is just takes 4 minutes or so. And it even toasts bread better than my old toaster oven, although that feels a bit slow compared to a pop-up toaster.
Make sure you double check the dimensions, though. And that you have an outlet in the right place. Also, small thing, but with the handle on the left side, it's designed for right-handed people and usually I forget and have to take the potholder off my left hand to open the door. Although if you're right handed, you'd have to deal with using the controls on the right side anyway.
Last edited by objectsession March 26, 2023 at 09:31 AM.
Woops... ordered but had the ship to address to wrong location and sent cancelation request. Went to reorder with the correct one only to discover coupon code is only one time use.
I bought one of these two years ago at about $100 refurbed on woot and love it. We use it multiple times a day, mostly for the toasting and air fryer settings, but I've also baked cookies in it.
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I'm been looking to snag one of these refurbs on Woot for a while now but I'm always late to the party/sold out; glad I was able to get one this time.
I like the flip up feature; looks like a game changer for saving countertop space. My only concern is that the market seems saturated with these refurbs; I'm hoping that there is not some major design flaw/problem that compels people to return these originally...
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I've cooked salmon, Brussel sprouts, asparagus, frozen pizza, frozen dumplings. It all turns out about as good or better than the oven, although you do need to keep an eye on food burning since it's often faster than you might expect.
Reheating pizza turns out really good and is just takes 4 minutes or so. And it even toasts bread better than my old toaster oven, although that feels a bit slow compared to a pop-up toaster.
Make sure you double check the dimensions, though. And that you have an outlet in the right place. Also, small thing, but with the handle on the left side, it's designed for right-handed people and usually I forget and have to take the potholder off my left hand to open the door. Although if you're right handed, you'd have to deal with using the controls on the right side anyway.
Just an FYI.
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