Ninja's big summer sale saves on ALMOST EVERYTHING – including bestselling air fryers, CREAMi and Thirsti
The discounts run up to 20%, which cuts a decent chunk off the household brand's premium gadgets.
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Ninja Summer Sale
The sale drops the prices of some of Ninja's most summery devices if you use the code NINJA20, including the Ninja CREAMi to make ice cream and other frozen treats, and the FrostVault which can keep food and drink cold for days.
It's a great time to upgrade old items and try out some of Ninja's innovative, top-rated versions.
After the Summer Sale has launched today, July 30, shoppers will have two weeks to shop the deals, before the discounts end on August 12.
When a major brand like Ninja has a sale, it's not uncommon for items to sell out long before the sale ends, so if you have your eye on something it's worth being quick.
We've rounded up our picks of the best Ninja sale deals below.
Ninja Summer Sale deals
Ninja Thirsti 530 ml Travel Bottle
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Ninja Thirsti 530ml Travel Bottle
£23.99 (was £29.99)
What's the deal? Save 20% off both sizes - get the 530ml size for £23.99 and the 700ml size for £27.99.
Why it's a great buy: The Ninja Thirsti bottle has been flying off the shelves this summer as its ideal for hot weather. It keeps ice solid for up two days, drinks cold for up to 24 hours and hot for up to 12 - plus it's specially designed to retain fizz too.
Ninja CREAMi Ice Cream & Frozen Dessert Maker
Ninja CREAMi Ice Cream & Frozen
Dessert Maker £135.99 (was £199.99)
What's the deal? The Ninja Creami was already reduced, so with the discount code NINJA20 you can buy it for £135.99 - that's a hefty 32% off.
Why it's a great buy: If you're after a refreshing treat this summer, this device is bound to impress - you can use it to make everything from ice cream and milkshakes to healthy smoothie bowls.
Ninja CRISPi 4-in-1 Portable Glass Air Fryer
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Ninja CRISPi 4-in-1 Portable Glass Air Fryer
£119.99 (was £179.99)
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What's the deal? Stack the discount code on top of this already-reduced air fryer and you'll be able to snap it up for £119.99 instead of £179.99.
Why it's a great buy: Ninja's newest and most portable air fryer, the Crispi is much less bulky than others so it's great if you're lacking storage space. The unique design combines glass containers (which you can then use to store the cooked food) with a compact Powerpod, which snaps on to cook the food.
Ninja SLUSHi Frozen Drink Maker
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Ninja SLUSHi Frozen Drink Maker
£279.99 (was £349.99)
What's the deal? You can now save £70 off this fun gadget, which is slashed to £279.99 with the discount code and you can get the Ninja Thirsti bottle as a free gift when you buy the SLUSHi now.
Why it's a great buy: Frozen drinks are the ultimate summer refresher, and with this nifty machine you can whip up frappe coffees, frozen cocktails and of course slushy drinks. Snap it up and your house may just become the place to be...
Ninja FrostVault 30QT/28L Wheeled Cooler
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Ninja FrostVault 30QT/28L Wheeled Cooler
£199.99 (was £249.99)
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What's the deal? The Ninja FrostVault has been cut down from £249.99 to £199.99, if you use the code NINJA20.
Why it's a great buy: The perfect companion for outdoor adventures, this super-insulated cooler holds ice for days to keep food and drinks cold. It's ideal for camping, BBQs and more, with a family-sized capacity that holds up to 48 cans.
Ninja Double Stack 2-Drawer Air Fryer 7.6L
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£183.99 (was £229.99)
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What's the deal? Save £46 off this popular air fryer, which is now reduced from £229.99 to £183.99.
Why it's a great buy: If you want to invest in an air fryer but take up minimal counter space, this could be the solution. The double-stack design has all the space and convenience of cooking different foods in two drawers (fitting up to six portions), but is a lot slimmer than other air fryers.
If you're still deciding which air fryer to buy, these are the best air fryers The Sun Shopping has tried.
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