Ninja Foodi MAX Multi-Cooker [OP450UK], 7-in-1, 7.5L, Electric Pressure Cooker and Air Fryer, Grey and Black

Decided to use the Ninja for a few months before writing a review.If money is no object and space is abundant, the Ninja Foodi Multi-Cooker is a fantastic kitchen gadget with a wide variety of options.PROs:Highly versatile applianceLarge capacityRange of settingsEasy to cleanCONs:Can be complicated to use and requires some getting used to.PricyIndustrial look that perhaps wouldn’t go well with the rest of your kitchen.The Ninja Foodi offers eight settings, from air frying to baking, roasting, sauteéing, grilling, slow cooking, pressure cooking and a keep warm function in a single machine. Due to the fact it covers so many bases, the Ninja Foodi has a large 6L pot, with a 3.2L removable frying basket, as well as a grilling rack and two lids - one fitted with a vent for pressure and slow cooking, and the other for everything else.Its bulky lid opens to the side on a hinge meaning it can’t be fully opened while tucked underneath a kitchen cupboard and this, coupled with its overall size, makes it impossible to comfortably fit anywhere where space is limited.Overall, given the high price tag, its industrial size and multi-purpose use, the Ninja Foodi is not for the faint hearted. Firstly, it’s far from cheap, but it does negate the need to buy a separate slow cooker, pressure cooker and air fryer. Secondly, its large size is smaller than having all three on your kitchen top. If you have the money and the space, it’s a great kitchen appliance to have in your arsenal!Each of its functions work well on their own. Some perform better than others and some are easier to use than others, yet it’s having them all in one place is what makes the Foodie stand out for me. From roasting a chicken to being able to quickly switch to the air frying function to crisp up its skin; from being able to sear ingredients before switching to slow cooking; the Ninja Foodi has the potential to replace your regular oven.I personally am very pleased with my Ninja and would recommend it if it is in your budget and if you have that bit of extra space in your kitchen.

Very quick and efficient table top cooker. Waited ages humming and hawing about buying this but my only regret is not getting it sooner. Here are some examples of how good this Ninja Foodi is.Onion rings, normally take about 15 minutes in microwave convection oven. In this it takes 8 minutes and they are lovely and browned/crispy using the top tier air crisper. Chips and seemingly anything I tried cooks evenly and quickly.The bake/roast mode makes for an even cook if you don't want too much crisping. There is also a slow cook feature as well as numerous features for the pressure cooking fans.It is so user friendly and quite quiet as well.You can use no oil at all or just a few sprays to get the job done.You will not regret buying this!

We bought this as my husband wanted a pressure cooker for mash and the like. Got it on an offer so was a good price.I have to say that since getting this Ninja, I only use the oven for certain things and probably only 25% of the time I would have previously. This thing is genius. The two functions I use most are the pressure cooker and airfryer, which are both excellent. I can do a roast chicken dinner from start to finish in an hour, and it makes great chips, and cooks fish beautifully without smelling out your kitchen.It is a lump, and the only very slight gripe I would have is that the lid is hinged and opens upward, making it difficult to keep on the work surface beneath the kitchen cupboards, but it's so good I don't really mind. Ours sits out on our kitchen island and I'm happy with it there as we use it pretty much every day. Baked bread in it and worked beautifully as well.If you're on the fence...Buy one, you won't regret it.

Only just got around to review but it has been well used!Bought this when we moved into a new house and had to have our kitchen completely gutted as it was rotten! but covid slammed the breaks on any building work but this little miracle machine got us through and can do everything and any thing.Good for a largeish family. I would recommend following the instructions to get used to it and you can cook anything it works well from crisping to slow cooking.My only gripe is it's a little noisy and a little big big but other than that worth the money spent and we still use it as it's good for one pot dishes and chips!You could realistically use this on a permanent basis.

My wife loves to check what I'm cooking - and it is ok, but this time it was different. She arrived from work (essential worker, hard routine), I was cooking and using Ninja Foodi for the first time. She just saw I bought this pot and instantly opened the lid.So, while our brand new Ninja pressure pot was gaining pressure she suddenly decided to open it. Fortunately, it just had begun to boil and generate the pressure, so nobody is hurt, there was no enough pressure at that point.She didn't had a clue that that rotating lights mean the pressure cooker was in action. And the lid is really easy to open - because this is how it should be: easy to use, this is actually good. Unless I'm missing something, I think what must be adjusted is the way this product warns its users when it is on pressure mode.We don't have children, but I wondered if it happens to someone. I knew it because I always read all manuals, but honestly, who else does it?Apart of this, it is a great product, beautiful design and amazing performance.