Husband and I use ours at least 4 times a week, and I got really tired of trying to clean a grimy basket with heaven-knows-what kind of chemicals in the coating. So we bought this glass one and are really enjoying it. The only thing I don’t like are how the presets for different foods are set up (both a starting and upper temperature limit), but you can edit them.
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We also have a Ninja Foodi 9-in-1 that we use as a pressure cooker, slow cooker and sometimes second air fryer, and that one comes with a ceramic-coated basket that has been through years of cooking and cleaning and still looks like new. I also bought a stainless steel pot for it on Amazon, to replace the one it comes with.
Family of 4, and I have a ninja foodi 9 in 1... Basically looks like a large toaster oven. Our boss bought one for the staff lunch room, and I was sold the day a coworker baked a frozen pie for us. The size and shape make it really versatile. We often throw hash brown patties or several slices of toast in it; we use it for fries or onion rings multiple times a week, and have also used it for roasting potatoes, asparagus, and more. I haven't tried the dehydrate setting yet but everything I have tried, it works.
I use my ninja foodi (pressure cooker + air fryer ) almost daily, makes incredibly delicious meals and delivers in half the time or less of traditional cooking methods.
My foodi tendercrisp is 8 years old and I use it several times a week as more than just an air fryer.
Convection ovens with air fry modes are very lackluster.
Decent for the price with okay warranties.
I have a Ninja Foodi air fryer/pressure cooker/slow cooker/all in one jawn that sits on my counter and get's used like 3 times a week minimum. It's one of my favorite appliances in my kitchen because I primarily use it as an air fryer but it can also be a second slow cooker for when I'm making a huge meal. The steamer function on it is pretty tight as well, boa buns come out perfect from it.
The coffee makers are also decent but I wouldn't use them for high end things like espresso. A simple ninja drip coffee machine will be just fine though.
Blenders again are decent but ill not outperform something like a Vitamix or more high end.
Knives? The knife block is okay but I hate pull through sharpening systems and am generally against buying sets as a whole. You only need a few good knives.
Generally Ninja makes decent things that will do the thing they are advertised to do. They won't do them exceptionally well as compared to products that specialize in said task but they aren't poor quality items either.
Successful-Winter237
