Ninja Foodi FT102CO 9-in-1 Digital Air Fry Oven Review (2026): Still Worth Buying?
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How we review: this is a researched review. We have not tested this unit hands-on; it is based on manufacturer specifications, the owner’s manual, retailer listings and patterns in verified-buyer reviews. Last checked: November 1, 2026.
Availability note: As of Nov 1, 2026 the linked Amazon listing (B09NS522NG) is a Renewed unit and shows as currently unavailable; Costco also lists it out of stock. Treat it as effectively discontinued new-in-box and consider the alternatives below.
The FT102CO is the Costco/club-store version of Ninja’s flip-up Foodi Digital Air Fry Oven: a wide, low countertop oven that air fries, bakes and toasts, then flips up against the backsplash for storage.
Quick verdict
A clever, space-saving air fry oven for small households, but stock is now mostly renewed and often unavailable. If you can find a renewed unit at a good price it’s still a solid pick; otherwise look at Ninja’s current flip-up models.
Key specifications
| Functions | 9: Air Fry, Air Roast, Air Broil, Bake, Bagel, Toast, Dehydrate, Keep Warm, Reheat |
|---|---|
| Power | 1800 W, 120 V |
| Temperature range | 85–450°F (per listing) |
| Capacity | 13-in pizza, 9 slices toast, 6 chicken breasts, ~4 lb in air-fry basket |
| Dimensions (down) | ~19.7 W x 7.6 H x 15 D in |
| Dimensions (flipped up) | ~19.7 W x 15.1 H x 7.5 D in |
| Weight | ~18.6 lb |
| Included | Wire rack, 13×13 in sheet pan, air fry basket, crumb tray |
| Preheat | ~60 seconds (manufacturer claim) |
Who it’s for
- Small kitchens that want a toaster oven + air fryer and need to reclaim counter space
- Sheet-pan dinners for 2–4 people
- Anyone replacing a basic toaster oven
Who should skip it
- People who want to roast a whole chicken or use tall pans (the cavity is low)
- Buyers wanting a full manufacturer warranty on a new unit (mostly renewed stock now)
- Anyone who needs dishwasher-safe everything (sheet pan only)
Pros
- Flip-up storage roughly halves its footprint
- Wide, flat pan area cooks a lot of fries/wings in one layer
- Fast preheat
- Removable back panel makes deep cleaning easier
Cons
- Low interior height limits what fits
- Exterior gets hot; give it clearance
- Short 3-ft cord
- Hard to find new in 2026
Alternatives worth considering
- Ninja Flip 9-in-1 toaster oven & air fryer (newer flip-up design)
- Ninja DZ201 2-basket air fryer if you mostly air fry (our review)
- Ninja AG301/EG201 Foodi Grill if you want grilling too (our review)
FAQ
Is the Ninja Foodi FT102CO the same as the SP101?
They share the same flip-up design and core functions; the FT102CO is the club-store variant with a slightly different function list (it adds Reheat). Compare current listings for included accessories.
Is the Ninja FT102CO a 9-in-1 air fryer?
Yes. Its nine modes are Air Fry, Air Roast, Air Broil, Bake, Bagel, Toast, Dehydrate, Keep Warm and Reheat.
How many watts is the Ninja Foodi oven?
1800 W at 120 V, so run it on its own outlet.
Can it fit a 13-inch pizza?
Yes, per Ninja’s spec the sheet pan area fits a 13-inch pizza.
Bottom line
A clever, space-saving air fry oven for small households, but stock is now mostly renewed and often unavailable. If you can find a renewed unit at a good price it’s still a solid pick; otherwise look at Ninja’s current flip-up models.
Sources: manufacturer product pages and manuals, Amazon listing (ASIN B09NS522NG), retailer spec sheets. Specs and prices change; confirm on the retailer page before buying.