The Ninja Flip Toaster Oven & Air Fryer (model SP151) is listed at $140 at Amazon, down from $250, in Yahoo Shopping’s list of trending early Black Friday deals updated on November 4, 2026. Ninja’s own store asks $149.99, reduced from $249.99, so the two prices sit within a few dollars of each other.

The oven folds up against the backsplash when it is not in use, and that is the reason it keeps appearing in holiday deal lists. It also air fries, bakes a 12-inch pizza and dehydrates, so one appliance can stand in for a toaster, a small oven and an air fryer.

How much does the Ninja Flip cost?

Here are the prices the sources list, all “at the time of writing” and all able to change at any time, since none of them states an end date:

Store Price now Price before
Amazon (reported by Yahoo Shopping) $140 $250
sharkninja.com $149.99 $249.99
sharkninja.ca $199.99 $299.99

Yahoo describes the Amazon price as “nearly 45% off”. On October 1, 2026, 9to5Toys reported the same oven at $149.94 shipped at Amazon, matching the brand’s own website, and called it the best price it had tracked in 2026 at that point. Black Friday falls on Friday, Nov. 27 this year, and many retailers start early.

Ninja Flip oven being flipped up against a backsplash for storage
Photo: Ninja (SharkNinja)

What does the Ninja Flip do?

Ninja lists eight functions and these specifications on its product page:

  • Functions: air fry, roast, broil, bake, pizza, toast, bagel and dehydrate
  • Power: 1800 W on a 120 V, 15 A supply
  • Capacity: air fries up to 4 lbs of ingredients and bakes a 12-inch pizza
  • Size: 19.13 in long, 10.2 in wide and 18.43 in high, weighing 19.84 lbs, with a 32 in cord
  • Body: stainless steel, not dishwasher safe
  • In the box: air fry basket, sheet pan, wire rack and removable crumb tray
  • Warranty: one year limited

Ninja says its OvenCrisp Technology combines infrared heat with rapid, circulating hot air around the food. It also says the oven takes up 50% less space when flipped up and away, that it cooks family-sized meals for up to 4 people in 20 minutes, and that air frying uses up to 75% less fat than traditional frying methods. These are the maker’s claims, not test results.

The Amazon listing, as quoted by 9to5Toys, adds that the oven fits 6 chicken breasts or up to 6 slices of bread, and that it is 80% more energy efficient than a traditional full-size oven. Again, that comes from the listing, not from independent testing.

Ninja Flip stored upright beside a cutting board to free counter space
Photo: Ninja (SharkNinja)

Yahoo Shopping put it first in its trending early Black Friday deals, ahead of a Roomba robot vacuum, a Dyson vacuum and a Ring doorbell. A Yahoo writer explained the appeal in plain terms: a regular air fryer is often too small for a frozen pizza, and this one is roomy enough for a 12-inch pizza while flipping up to save counter space.

The price also matters. At between $140 and $149.99 it sits well below the $249.99 to $250 list price that both Ninja and Yahoo cite, and the discount lands just as gift shopping starts.

Ninja Flip with an illustration of infrared heat and circulating air around fries
Photo: Ninja (SharkNinja)

Who it suits

Small kitchens. The flip-up design is the main reason to buy it. Ninja says it uses 50% less space when stored against the wall, which helps where counter room is tight.

Families of three or four. The 4 lbs air fry capacity and the sheet pan make it practical for a weeknight tray of chicken and vegetables, and Ninja says meals for up to 4 people take 20 minutes.

Pizza, toast and snack fans. A 12-inch pizza fits, and the bagel, toast and dehydrate modes cover small jobs that do not need a full oven.

Who should wait. Anyone who needs dishwasher safe parts should know the oven is listed as not dishwasher safe. Shoppers with a large family or bulk baking habits may want a bigger oven. No source promises a lower price before Black Friday, so waiting is a gamble.

A baked pizza being taken out of the Ninja Flip
Photo: Ninja (SharkNinja)

What is still unknown?

Ninja’s product page does not list a temperature range, and none of the pages state when the current prices end. The sources also do not say whether the Amazon price holds through Black Friday on November 27 or how prices compare in other countries beyond the Canadian page listed above.

At the time of writing, Ninja’s page also shows a free ProChef wireless thermometer as a gift with purchase, applied automatically in the cart while supplies last.

A sheet pan of roasted chicken and vegetables lifted out of the oven
Photo: Ninja (SharkNinja)

What to do next

Check the live price on the Amazon listing and on sharkninja.com before you buy, because the two can differ by a few dollars. Read Ninja’s specification list for the size, and measure your counter and backsplash space first, since the oven needs room to flip up.