Foodi PossibleCooker Pro (OP300/OP400 Series)

Yes. Yes. I have a ninja foodi 8 qt pressure cooker/air fryer. Very versatile but if you want one for sheet pan meals that are large go for a toaster oven style one from whatever company ☺️

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.

Yes!!! Get an all in one ninja pot that does pressure cooking air frying slow cooking etc It makes cooking soooo much easier

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.

We converted from separate air fryer and pressure cooker to the Ninja all-in-one. The slow cooker doesn't work as well as a crock pot. But the air fryer and pressure cooker are the bomb. We cook in it almost every day. There's nothing like throwing frozen meat in the pressure cooker and your meal is ready in about an hour.