EUR401,10
Ninja Woodfire Pro Connect XL
1.70 kW
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No wood pellets included, you have to buy them separately
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Hello, the "kettle grill" reference is a mistake, thank you for pointing this out.
The difference to the more expensive model is that it can also be controlled via the app; the basic functions and the grilling surface are otherwise largely identical.
Former employee
1 year ago
Please contact our customer service directly so that we can offer you a solution if necessary.
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This is the same product, but an error has probably crept into our specifications. The one on sale, which is currently €5 more expensive, is the CH version, while the other is the EU version.
This is the EU version, while the more expensive version is the CH version. Apart from the power plug, there is no difference between the two devices.
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Yes, exactly this app.
Galaxus
1 year ago
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Hello The Ninja Woodfire Pro Connect XL electric grill is designed for outdoor use. Unlike the Ninja Foodi Pro AG651, which is a hot air fryer and electric grill suitable for indoor use, the Woodfire Pro Connect XL is not recommended for indoor use. The Ninja Foodi Pro AG651 has been specially developed for indoor use, while the Woodfire Pro Connect XL is better used outdoors due to its design and functions.
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Depending on the pellets used (NInja pellets produce little smoke), you can get quite a lot of smoke but nothing like a coal grill.
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It seems the app is not available outside the US. You may be able to access it using a VPN connection but I have never bothered
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The products are the same, the more expensive model is the DE version, this one is the general EU version. According to the data available to me, there are no differences.
Former employee
1 year ago
I have checked and the official app "Ninja Pro Connect" cannot be downloaded in Switzerland. It seems to be possible in Germany. This also seems to have been noted by some people and commented on here. I have passed this on and a small note has already been added. We are now checking all the brand's products that offer app support and are considering a solution. If you have any questions about a return, you are welcome to contact our customer service team directly.
A German plug (Schuko) is connected
An adapter is supplied
Better a multiple extension cable
1 Schuko(DE) and 3 Swiss
Former employee
1 year ago
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We also did not find this app in a test, which is probably because this device, for example, was made for the EU and not for Switzerland.
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