Foodi MAX 15-in-1 SmartLid Multi-Cooker 7.5L with Digital Probe, Electric Pressure Cooker & Air Fryer, Slow Cook and more, Cooks 6 Portions, Stainless Steel/Black OL750UK

This is a great kitchen addition. Simple easy to use and clean after. Perfect for a Sunday roast

Just the best for sheer versitillity. far more than just an Air fryer. Brilliant!!! Up Graded to this from an earlier model with two lids. Not disappointed. made everyhing in this from chips too, cake, bread, rice, roast joints with built in temp probe, to dehdrating herbs and fruits along with slow cooked stews.

As always ninja products never disappoint. We bought this to replace the old ninja foodi 9 in 1, mainly because of the smart lid on this one meaning you don’t need to store the extra lid. It’s easy to use and so versatile. Cuts cooking times down significantly and is really easy to keep clean. Huge capacity means you can fit in meals for a big family. So far used the air fryer function, pressure cooked a gammon joint and slow cooked a stew and all with amazing results! Highly recommend

It was considered a purchase, but boy, is it worth it. You're potentially saving on energy bills and your valuable time. So I just love this kitchen cooking appliance. Food is cooked in a fraction of the time and to perfection. Off the bat, I cooked a large turkey breast (using the probe and steam roast setting) and roasties, and the turkey was simply yummy, moist, and golden brown. My visiting relatives were grateful that dinner was served in roughly 45 minutes as opposed to having to wait way beyond an hour. You'll need some guidance as to timings, etc. in the beginning; however, you become more familiar with its use. Being a little creative will be helpful, as it only has one main cooking chamber, but it does come with a rack to cook your food on different levels. I hardly use my main oven; who would have thought, as I enjoy cooking? I am on a mission to make my bread now. A con or two: it's big, and the main pot (grey) could do with being more resilient. It's non-stick, but I have found that food sticks after a while. Purchasing replacements will be something you will need to do down the line if you use your Foodi a lot like I do, and they are often out of stock. I would suggest purchasing an additional pot when you can, so you'll have another cooking vessel so that no immediate washing is required. Keep an eye on the rubber ringn (inside the lid), as that will need to be replaced too. There is the option to purchase other accessories, but items are not always in stock. I think Ninja definitely needs to address the stock issue. Foodi's are great additions to the kitchen, especially if you have a family, and I think it also encourages you to try a few of your favourite meals that you more often would order when dining out, as you can achieve them with the right recipe in a fraction of the time and cost, e.g. lamb shanks are divine. This gets a definite thumbs up from me. Than you sister-in-law for the recommendation!

I have been using this cooker consistently for almost nine months, and I must say it has been a versatile addition to my kitchen. However, it does have some drawbacks. The most significant downside is its lack of efficient cleaning features, which can be inconvenient. Additionally, mastering all of its capabilities could take quite some time, and you might end up not using all of them. Another consideration is the noise level, which can be quite bothersome, especially in a studio apartment like mine. On the positive side, this cooker is incredibly versatile. It allows you to perform a wide range of cooking tasks, from air frying to steam cooking and even making yogurt. Every function performs excellently, which means I, as a student, don’t need any additional cooking gadgets. While it is a bit heavy, making it somewhat difficult to move, this weight also lends it a premium, robust feel. I've used it to prepare Iranian dishes, and the taste is noticeably better than when using traditional pots. The built-in timer is another great feature, eliminating the need to manually track cooking time. It’s especially helpful for adding seasonings at precise intervals. Overall, if you are someone who can maintain it well, this cooker is a great choice, and I highly recommend it. Otherwise, you might want to consider cookers with better cleaning functions.

I've had my 15-in-1 a while now and I'm still getting used to it & discovering new things to cook in it. I like it, really I do - it's versatile and a handy thing which can help reduce cooking time and therefore reduce energy consumption, which can only be a good thing. BUT ( yes, there is a "but" ) handy and versatile though this is, in my case it can never be a complete replacement for an oven. Here's why: There are times when - even cooking a family meal - the capacity of the Ninja is a problem. Okay so it will cook my joint and maybe faster too, but I can't cook my roasted veg, roast spuds AND Yorkies at the same time ( or in quick enough sucession). Before someone says "Yes you can" - well maybe you can, but not the way I like mine cooked. Added to that, either my meat cools too much before serving while the rest cooks or I have to cook things how I didn't want them cooking, and on top of that any potential energy saving is reduced by cooking in the Ninja for longer to cook the different parts of the meal. And there's nowhere to keep things warm like there is in my oven. I can't cook layers of cakes at the same time. Nor can I cook two large pizzas and a tray of onion rings and/or fries like I can in a regular oven. Those are just a few examples of why I still couldn't manage withoutmy oven. Otherwise it's great. My gammon joint for example turned out lovely, and I'd forgotten how useful a pressure cooker can be & this Ninja combines that with other methods of cooking too for added versatility. A "quick" sponge turns out great as do many other things like chicken tikka or even heating a pie instead of microwaving it. But for me, handy and versatile though this Ninja is, it might be a great addition to the kitchen and it will undoubtedly get used very regularly but it just can't replace my oven. That's my experience although I recognize that individual needs differ.

His Ninja-made coconut Malay curry is simply perfection and my husband, well he's only human. Sorry love. We've moved away from using a traditional cooker in our kitchen the last 5 years and thought we were set, having been happy with a standard airfryer. Once it finally gave up, we decided to see what all the fuss was about with Ninja models, as friends raved about them. We upped our budget, crossed our fingers and sent for this monster. Seriously impressive. The airfryer function cooks from fresh or frozen evenly and fast, the digital display gives you a good level of control over temperature and time. We've steam grilled salmon steaks (perfection) slow cooked, pressure cooked and simmered our way through various recipes, all delicious. The dessicator function has been a revelation (try apple rings first, but then experiment...kiwi is yummy this way). We've also baked some fantastically tasty fruit puddings with Small Person, so yes a child can use it with full supervision as you would expect with any cooking. Yes, it cost more than I wanted to spend initially but no regrets. The build quality appears good and it doesn't sound like a 747 taking off. Energy bill has actually fallen and I've managed to free-up space as our slow cooker has been made effectively redundant. We use Ninja silicon bakeware and generic disposable liners to help keep the clean up to a minimum, as we use this unit quite.a.lot. We've joined the ranks of annoying Ninja fans and we're not sorry. 10/10 DECEMBER 2025 EDIT: Except I am sorry now. 18 months post purchase, the unit died on us and Ninja said no repair, just replacement under warranty. Great, but they've been messing us about for two months now, one story after another and we still don't have a replacement. Absolutely disgraceful service. The impact on us has been enormous and I withdraw my 5-star review. Buy from another brand, this one doesn't value its customers in the slightest.

There is no getting away from the fact that this thing is huge and heavy. But with that you get a cavernous cooking pot that you can rustle up a whole family meal in, including whole chicken or large joints of meat. It's very well built, definitely premium in every sense, including the touch panel and display, obviously with a price to match of course. But it's packed with features and you can throw out your pressure cooker, air fryer, slow cooker and big frying pans, because this does it all. To get the best out it though you do need to spend some time to get acquainted with the instruction manual. Everything is actually explained really well, but there is a bit of a learning curve. It's also best not be too ambitious to start with. Some of the cooking requires multi stage operations that can at first be overwhelming. Trust me, mistakes will happen but you learn from them. For example I air fried some runner beans instead of steaming them after pressing the wrong buttons! More of a success however was the 1Kg beef joint that I steam roasted in just over an hour. It came out perfectly cooked and tender, aided by the inbuilt temperature probe. Very impressed. Cleaning is surprisingly easy and I do not find it noisy in operation. It will make you jump when it releases steam under pressure, be warned! My only gripe is the lack of UK centric recipes available for this model. The supplied recipe book has only a handful and everything online is geared for the US market. I can recommend the book by David Small as a good starting point though. So far I am impressed by this machine and it's money well spent so far.