Bought this to replace my separate air fryer and multi cooker and I am pleased with my decision. The Ninja Foodi crisps up food beautifully - no need to turn food over for even cooking it also pressure cooks food well. Ive also tried the slow cooker function with great results. My only comment would be that the sear/saute function is not as hot I think it should be to be able to brown meat before pressure cooking. This is in stark contrast with my Tefal Cook4me which has a really good browning function.

I use every function on my Ninja so simple and quick.

Im still learning what I can do with my foodi. I went in to buy a pressure cooker and came out with a 4 in 1 cooking machine. This does everything, and saves so much time!

Easy to use and cooks perfectly

More and more people are recognizing the benefits of electric pressure cookers. Between 2010 and 2017, electric pressure cooker sales in the United States rose by more than 32 percent, according to data from Statista. Electric pressure cookers are becoming popular small appliances just like toaster ovens and microwaves, as people seek out new and improved easy ways to prepare their meals. Instant Pot is perhaps the most well-known electric pressure cooker on the market these days, but you also have Gourmia, Taotronics, and other brands. Recently, Ninja came out with the Foodi, which is an electric pressure cooker that is unique in that it addresses a complaint many people have about pressure cooking; that it’s difficult to create crunchy foods or a crispy-on-the-outside-moist-on-the-inside product. In addition to pressure cooking and slow cooking, the Ninja Foodi OP 300 also air fries, crisps, bakes, broils, sears, and sautés foods. This means that you should be able to pressure cook a...

Multifunctional with lots of accessories; Crisps foods after pressure cooking in same appliance; Heats up quickly; Wide, non-stick ceramic inner pot;

Difficult to store; Air fryer lid is not removable;