Ninja’s Air Fryer Pro is 28% off at Amazon.ca

Ninja’s Air Fryer Pro, model AF141C, is marked as a Limited-time deal on Amazon.ca, priced 28% below list. The editor checked the listing on 23 September 2026 at 6:20 pm ET.

What it is

Ninja Canada’s own page lists the AF141C as a 4-in-1 machine with a 5-quart basket, and says it holds up to 4 pounds of French fries, or 5 pounds of chicken wings, in a single batch. The machine heats to up to 400°F. Ninja calls its heating method Air Crisp Technology, which surrounds food with superheated air, and states this produces results with up to 75% less fat than traditional air frying methods – the comparison is Ninja’s own wording. There are four functions on the dial: Air Fry, Roast, Reheat and Dehydrate. The basket and the crisper plate inside are both nonstick, and the unit ships with a 20-recipe book with cooking charts.

Why this price is notable

Amazon’s deals card gives this listing the Limited-time deal label, and no end time is shown on the card. The 28% is Amazon’s own figure, measured against the list price printed on the same card rather than against what the air fryer has sold for at other retailers. Amazon’s deals page also carries a separate banner for Prime Big Deal Days, set for October 6 and 7, and Amazon has not said whether the AF141C will still be reduced by then.

Who it suits — and who should skip it

The weights Ninja publishes are the useful part: 4 pounds of fries or 5 pounds of wings is one batch, not a running total, so a household cooking for several people at once will be doing it in rounds. The four functions cover more than frying – roasting, reheating and dehydrating are on the same dial – so one machine stands in for appliances that would otherwise be bought separately. Anyone who wants two foods cooking at different settings at the same time will not get that from a single 5-quart basket.

What to check before you buy

Ninja lists a one-year limited warranty on this model, stated on the product page itself rather than in a separate document. The machine is built for a 120-volt outlet and Ninja rates it at 1,750 watts and 14.6 amps, a draw worth weighing against whatever else runs on the same kitchen circuit. Amazon.ca’s own order and returns pages set out the current return window for a purchase like this, and those terms are worth reading on the listing itself before ordering, since they can vary by seller and category.

Alternatives

Ninja Canada also lists the Air Fryer Pro XL 6-in-1, model AF181C, as a product of its own rather than a size option on the AF141C listing. The brand’s naming is the only comparison the two listings offer: six functions against four, and an XL in the name. Anyone cross-shopping them should open both pages, because the basket size, the wattage and the warranty above are the AF141C’s.

The badge and the percentage above are what Amazon.ca showed at 6:20 pm ET on 23 September 2026, and both can change, or end, without notice.