What a great machine, cooking times are easily halved when compared to a fan assisted oven, the cooking options are huge. We've already gone from roasting to air frying to making a stew to making rice pudding, all with perfect results. At 1st, due to what this thing can do, the instructions looked daunting but soon it all made sence. A great addition to the kitchen, could easily make your oven redundent.

Amazing product. Would definitely recommend!

It’s a very large item, but nicely styled. Could benefit from a container to stir all the accessories in. I have used it several times in the short time since purchase and it has made some lovely meals with little effort. I haven’t slow cooked yet and will probably never make yoghurt, but everything else works brilliantly.

Brilliant tool well worth money

I think it is a great pressure cooker, but it is not the easiest to use if the food you are cooking is not in the guide book, I am still figuring it out, but I do think I will get there eventually! I tried making the tendercrisp chicken wings and they were a great success, so that is a start! Although, the 360° meal didn't turn out that great, the rice got overcooked, the carots were undone and the chicken dried up ?? I don't know if it's the pot or just me not knowing how to use it right.. probably the later, or at least I hope so?? I really like that the pressure pot cuts down the cooking time, so that means dinner gets quicker on the table, which everyone in my family apreciates!?? both the pot and crisping basket are non stick and easy to clean, but I did have trouble cleaning the grilling grates, so need to make sure to use more oil to coat them. I am still trying to get used to using it, but each meal turns out better than the last and with time I think the Ninja pot will become my best friend in the kitchen!

I am a 73yr old pensioner, with no culinary skills at all, but the wife thought it was time to help her out. I tried a couple of things, but kept going to her asking what to do next, which did not go down well. I decided to check out multi cookers, and although more expensive than what I had in mind, I opted for this 9 in 1 7.5 litre Ninja, and although I have only had for a week, it is brilliant. Made a start with sausage and chips, ( well, you have to start somewhere) which was easy, and tasty. Managed a roast chicken dinner on Sunday, which was brilliant. Meatballs and pasta yesterday, and I am now preparing Buffalo wings tonight. There is just no stopping me now. I feel like the galloping gourmet reinvented. My wife says, " Thanks very much Ninja."

Bought this to replace an ageing air fryer and also upgrade. The first thing you notice is the heavy, quality build and it does a lot more than you think. Can seem a little complex to start but it really only takes a few goes to work it all out. The pressure cooker part might seem daunting but it's extremely simple, safe and very fast. So far I have cooked chilli, stew, chicken wings, southern-fried chicken, steak and smashed potatoes and Basmati rice. Everything has been well-cooked and clean up is quite simple. All the interior pots have a good non-stick coating and are simple to wash. This is a big machine, so you need decent counter space and also cupboard space to store the extras. I haven't really found any negatives yet as everything works as it should and is a fairly intuitive machine to use. It can air fry/crisp, bake, grill, steam, slow cook, pressure cook, dehydrate, saute/sear and make yoghurt Set the function - Set the temp - Set the time - Press start. Perfect.

I have wanted one of these for a long time, so when my air fryer gave up I took the plunge. So glad I did I love it. Looks fabulous on my worktop, does so many things, will be getting used a lot.