When it comes to kitchen innovation, few brands have won Aussie hearts quite like Ninja. From the viral Ninja Creami (yes, that ice cream maker – currently $80 off at Myer) to the newest Ninja Luxe coffee machine, the brand has become synonymous with smart design, quick cooking and a surprising dose of fun. So when the Ninja Black Friday sales roll around, fans know it’s time to celebrate.
Over the past few years, we’ve tested and reviewed some of Ninja’s most popular releases – from the Ninja Dual Zone Air Fryer to the Ninja Slushie Maker and Ninja Swirl by Creami, among others. So if you’ve been waiting to invest in one of these clever kitchen gadgets, Black Friday 2025 could be your moment.
“We typically see the strongest sales – and some of the best offers – across our multi-purpose kitchen appliances, particularly blenders, air fryers and multicookers,” says Ben Lovitt, VP Marketing ANZ at SharkNinja Pty Ltd.
Some early deals have already landed on Ninja Kitchen’s official website, with even more expected to drop as we move closer to November 29.
Other major retailers, including Myer and Kitchen Warehouse also have huge discounts on fan-favourites like the Ninja Creami, DoubleStack air fryers, Foodi multicookers and more.
TIP: Right now, you can unlock VIP early access and score $30 off by clicking the ‘VIP $30 Off’ button on the Ninja site – a handy trick for those wanting first dibs before stock inevitably sells out!
The best Ninja Black Friday deals to shop in Australia 2025
Here’s where we expect to see the hottest ticket items and the deepest discounts this Black Friday. Some deals are already discounted, so keep checking back as we update this list with live prices!
Ninja Air Fryer$149.99 $99.99 at Ninja
Ninja Luxe Café Premier Espresso Machine
$799.99 at Ninja
Ninja DoubleStack XXL 2 Drawer Air Fryer$399.99 $199.99 at Ninja
Ninja Foodi Max XXXL Dual Zone Air Fryer$369.99 $329.99 at Ninja
Ninja Stealth IQ Kitchen System
$399.99 at Ninja
Ninja SLUSHi Frozen Drink Maker$549.99 $439.99 at Myer
Ninja Creami Ice Cream Maker$399.99 $319.99 at Myer
Ninja Woodfire Pro XL Electric BBQ Grill$799.99 $749.99 at Ninja
Ninja Swirl by CREAMi$599.99 $479.99 at Myer
Ninja Foodi SmartLid Multi Cooker
$449.99 at Ninja
Ninja Blast Portable Blender
$79.99 at Ninja
Ninja Professional Food Processor
$149.99 at Ninja
Ninja Foodi Smart XL Grill & Air Fryer
$349.99 at Ninja
Ninja NeverClog Cold Press Juicer$249.99 $199.99 at Myer
Ninja Woodfire Outdoor Oven
$599.99 at Ninja
Ninja FrostVault Hard Cooler$399.99 $199.99 at Ninja
Ninja Combi 14-in-1 Multicooker$599.99 $469 at Myer
Ninja Crispi 4-in-1 Portable Glass Air Fryer
$299.99 at Ninja
Where can you shop the Ninja Black Friday sales?
If you’re wondering where to find the best Ninja Black Friday deals in Australia, you’ve got plenty of options – and some have already kicked off. Myer and Kitchen Warehouse are both dropping early markdowns on top-rated appliances like the Ninja Creami, DoubleStack air fryers, and Foodi multicookers, with savings of up to 44 per cent off.
The brand’s official site, Ninja Kitchen, has also launched early offers and a VIP $30 off sign-up bonus, so it’s worth checking all of these if you want first pick before stock runs low.
Here’s where to start your search:
- Ninja Kitchen: Best for direct bundles, early access and the $30 VIP offer.
- Myer: Already offering discounts on Ninja air fryers, blenders and ice cream makers.
- The Good Guys: Regularly joins in with competitive appliance deals.
- Kitchen Warehouse: Huge range of Ninja appliances up to 44 per cent off, plus free shipping on most items.
- Amazon Australia: Great for quick delivery and rotating Lightning Deals.
- Bing Lee: Often price-matches on major kitchen appliances.
- Big W: Ideal for affordable models and seasonal sales.
What are the best Ninja kitchen appliances?
Ninja’s range has something for everyone, but a few products consistently steal the show. Air fryers – especially the space-saving DoubleStack models – remain the brand’s biggest sellers, while the Ninja Creami has earnt cult status for churning out creamy ice cream and gelato at home.
Ninja’s Foodi multicookers and powerful blenders are also worth a look, especially during Black Friday when the discounts make them even harder to resist.
For entertainers, the slushie maker is a clear winner. Ben Lovitt, VP Marketing ANZ at SharkNinja Pty Ltd, calls it his personal favourite:
“Ninja’s SLUSHi Professional Frozen Drink Maker is my go-to product for entertaining. It’s the easiest way to make fun, flavourful drinks for guests over the holiday season!”
When do Ninja Black Friday deals start in Australia?
Black Friday officially lands on Friday, November 29, but some Ninja bargains are already live across major retailers like Myer, Kitchen Warehouse and Ninja Kitchen. Expect more models to be added in the coming weeks as the event ramps up.
If you want first access to the biggest discounts, it’s worth signing up to Ninja’s VIP list – you’ll get early sale alerts and a $30 voucher for your first purchase.
More frequently asked questions:
If you’re shopping for kitchen appliances, Black Friday generally offers the widest selection and best prices. Cyber Monday can bring additional markdowns, but stock is usually limited by then.
Ninja’s own site often mirrors its Black Friday deals through the weekend, so don’t stress too much if you miss out on day one, but do keep your favourites bookmarked.
While Vitamix remains a top-tier choice for professional-level blending, Ninja gives you impressive performance at a more accessible price point.
For most home cooks, Ninja’s versatility – blending, chopping, baking and even dessert-making – makes it excellent value, especially during the Ninja Black Friday deals.
It’s possible prices could drop after the Ninja Black Friday deals, but it’s not guaranteed. Some retailers extend deals into Cyber Monday or beyond, and older models might get further discounts if stock is high.
But for popular Ninja appliances, the biggest markdowns often happen during Black Friday itself, and waiting could mean missing out on the best deals.
If you see a price you like, it’s usually safer to grab it rather than risk it going back up!
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