Speedi SF300/300C

Have a look at the Ninja Speedi, also has a slow cooker function. The steam / air fry function is great.

Ninja Speedi is fantastic. Only gripe is that it doesn't save the last used settings.

I cook and bake a lot of stuff in the oven which cannot be done to the same quality in the air fryer or mini do it all cooker. Bread, pizza, salmon en croute, etc - these things just don't fit inside. Another issue is that you can't run these things for many hours, so slow cooked things and roasts for broths are impossible. And I love my slow cooked fall of the bone ribs! I use my Ninja Speedy to make a quick lunch, to reheat fries, and to cook lazy dishes of all sorts. But complex dishes still need a proper oven. My dream is to buy a house and equip it with an industrial full size oven rack, lol.

gonna look like an ad read, promise its not lol. I love the Ninja Speedi, it has been a life saver (that in combination with my instant pot). We have a full size kitchen, and I'm an ex sous chef, but in the past few years, i have become disabled and cant cook like i used to. My wife works full time now and i still like to make sure she has a good meal when she gets home, and sometimes, when my disability has me bed ridden, I cant be on my feet or even vertical for more than 10-15 minutes. With it, i can still get up and easily make her a delicious meal, and not be in too much pain. Clean up is easy, can bake, steam, airfry, and a lot more with it, best purchase i've never made (was a gift from my father lol)

Ninja speedi is pretty good. Can make cooked rice and air fryed food at the same time. Very versatile.

I agree it's weak, I'm personally a bit disappointed (eu version) Comparing with the speedi who can either cook hotter to have a good grilling ,or could roast (and other non air fry things) Here you cannot crisp well, if you do you overcook, it's mostly good with the ease of use , cleaning and small form factor

I love the Ninja speedy, great for pasta bakes, curries etc.