Amazon shoppers snap up £50 'better than' £150 Ninja air fryer even Good Housekeeping recommends

When it comes to air fryers, many shoppers' first choice would be Ninja. The tech giant is undoubtedly the best-known brand when it comes to air fryers, but with a premium name often comes with a more premium price tag.

Picking one up for yourself and joining the revolution can be a little pricey, but a decent air fryer that does everything you need it to doesn't have to cost the earth. A perfect example comes in the form of the Good Housekeeping Institute-reccomended Instant Vortex OdourErase Digital Air Fryer, which is currently down to a staggering £49.99 from its full price of £129.99 - a 62% reduction.

This is the lowest price it's ever hit in nearly three years of being sold on Amazon, so it's not one to miss. By comparison, a NinjaAF180 Max Pro Air Fryer is fair bit pricier, costing £149.99.

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Instant Vortex's option is a big enough air fryer to take on some really impressive recipes, and it has a 5.7-litre capacity tray, which should be big enough to make nice batches of chips or other meals as you see fit. It also has a heap of different functions, comprised of settings to let you air fry, roast, grill, bake, reheat or dehydrate. This again leaves a wide array of different cooking styles open to you.

The obvious bonus of air frying is that you can use way, way less oil to cook, which can make recipes healthier and less greasy, but it's also really energy-efficient. This fryer draws 1,700 watts of power, which equates to around 42p for an hour of use, compared to a typical