Customer Ratings & Reviews

Enjoying very much. Love how versatile this combi air fryer is.

Ninja keeps making more and more useful machines!!

Great machine as with all my 20 plus Ninja products.

I really wanted to like this. It does so many things. But so far I’m not impressed with how well it does any of them. First thing I tried to do was toast. I figured toast is simple enough. But it kept burning my toast - on the 1 piece lightest setting. Next I followed a recipe for chicken and pasta, but both the chicken and the pasta came out unevenly cooked with hard spots. I decided to take it back rather than try to force it.

this is a great item! I need something a bit smaller

Excellent kitchen helper!!! the light helps a lot.

Haven’t used it much. My Belle was much more efficient. Still getting use to it

I have been a member 9 years Most of customer service in Best Buy when returning an item they make it difficult that why I purchas from anther place because of their customer service not good

Does great, however hard to navigate. Pan is difficult to remove

I bought this for my son for Christmas and he loves it.

so far works great price reasonable i would buy again

I love Ninja products, but this item smoked and steamed beyond my comfort level. IDK if it was normal or if it is defective. I watched so many videos, and none showed steam & smoked up house. Seems Dangerous to a cooking rookie. Can easily cause a fire.

Nutshell: adequate size, pleasant-looking design, easy-open, shortens cooking time. When this first arrived, I thought it looked like a rather small interior, but I’ve had room for cooking for two just fine. I didn’t read much of the documentation about operating and kind of dove right in with my first cooking experience after browsing a few recipes and the short guidance chart. I almost burned my first meal – it does indeed cut down on cooking time. I did fresh, naked, chicken tenders and cut Brussels sprouts. Even though things were burned on the edges, it was still edible. I was dismayed at the cleanup that looked like needed to be done, but the interior wiped out well. Nothing was stuck to the exposed heating element. Lesson learned, I read the manual before cooking again. : ) Air fryer: The air fried tater tots turned out excellently! I like mine crispy without being overdone and the Ninja Combi excelled. Combi Crisp: I did some frozen tenders and fresh green beans on the combi crisp setting and they turned out well (I forgot to toss the beans in a wee bit of oil; that would have been better). Toast: I used the toast setting for my gluten free home style bread and it did well. Second time I did toast it was a little toastier on the bottom side, but toasty all over. Combi Cook: I used the combi cook feature to do gluten free pasta on the bottom while cooking lean meatballs on the top tray. The GF pasta was a little starchier and less al dente than if I’d boiled it, but again I’m thinking I may have cooked everything too long. Once we put the sauce in and then added the meatballs, dinner was yummy – and easy. I washed off the tray quickly and while we mixed the pasta dish together, I did two slices of gluten free garlic toast on the air fry setting and that worked well, too. You must wait for it to cool before you can clean out the interior with a sponge or paper towel. I noticed that a crevice in the back needed me to push the towel down in to clean it, so I tried the steam clean feature. I needed to still push the paper towel in the crevice, but it wound up coming clean. Things I’m not so crazy about: the steam goes wide - You need to keep this well in front of your cabinets or it’s going to damage the surface with the steam that comes out at the side. The crevice at the back getting residue in it – I hope I can remember to keep that wiped out so residue doesn’t build up. The heating element is exposed – so far, it doesn’t look dirty, but I’d rather it was enclosed (but then again, maybe that’s why the air fry did so well?). I thought this would be a fun air fryer since it has other settings to use. I think I’ll like this machine. It’s been easy to operate, it’s quiet to operate, the air fryer and combi crisp are nice, and I think I’ll continue to use it for several of its cooking methods.

I like the previous model but this was the next to best thing available.

Picked this up during black Friday for a good price. Found something similar from another brand for cheaper.

PROs - Lots of flexibility in a relatively small formfactor - Combi modes cook fast and produce good results - Air fryer functionality is top notch - Dishwasher safe pans CONs - Flat cooking area less than some other machines - Some of the plastics feel a little cheap The Combi is a versatile multicooker with a ton of features baked in. After using it over the past several weeks I think it would be especially nice to have in new households or apartments where people are looking to keep the number of countertop appliances to a minimum. As the name implies the Combi can cook a combination of things simultaneously, helpful for preparing everything that you will need for a meal all at once. There are two primary cooking modes: Combi Cooker which utilizes steam/air cycling and Air Fry/Stovetop each with their own notable capabilities. The design of the unit is overall great and it feels well built with stainless steel accents, though I did wish that it used less plastic on the sides for a more premium feel. The front however looks great and I like how the control panel is glossy black as it helps mask oily fingers better than I think matte plastic would. The options and buttons are clear and easy to read and the device has a button for turning on the interior light to illuminate the food for viewing through the front window. The unit has grippy rubber feet which help insure that it doesn't move or shift when opening and closing the door. The Combi Cooker functionality is the highlight of this unit. Of the different modes under this category the standout is by far the Combi Meals mode. This function allows you cook your base grain/pasta along with your vegetable and protein all in one go and do so in a way is quicker than using your conventional oven. I tried several of the recipes within the included inspiration guide. I recommend keeping this guide in a cabinet near the unit as it's a super helpful reference on how to use the machine efficiently with good results. All of the recipes breakdown which ingredients go in which tray and it's usually as simple as adding and mixing those ingredients into each of the pans. For the beef tacos with rice and beans, the rice and beans are mixed and cooked in the bottom Combi pan, while the bell pepper and onion veggies along with the ground beef are placed in the top bake tray. This resulted in fluffy rice and beans and the steam generated resulted in tender but crispy vegetables. I cooked other things like pasta in the bottom pan and chicken with broccoli in the top following the suggested instructions which also came out great and cooked really quickly. As I previously stated, a big part of how the combi system works is the creation of steam from the water that is placed in the bottom pan. This steam with the addition of a fan moves the heat around in a way that helps speed up cooking, while not drying out the food that you’re preparing. This is especially helpful when utilizing the Combi Bake, Steam and Proof modes where having steam in your environment is important to the process, but also in other cooking modes like Combi Crisp where you desire to speed up the cooking process for things like roasts and veggies. The cake that I made utilizing my 8” cake pan on top of the combi pan with the crisper tray filled with a cup of water came out super moist with no hard or over cooked spots which I largely attribute to the steam. Also importantly this unit gets a lot of the basics right too. I used it for quite a bit of air frying and I was really happy with the end results. All the air frying I do is with no added oil and I typically avoid flipping the food if I can when the air circulation is especially good. I can confidently say that the Combi makes an excellent air fryer for things like mozzarella sticks, mini corn dogs, and French fries coming out uniformly crispy and delicious. It also does simple things like toast really well getting both sides uniformly toasted. There are other functions too that I haven't tried yet like the slow cook and sous vide which should be fun to experiment with. I did bake a frozen pizza which turned out great with a good crispy crust and uniformly melted cheese, just keep in mind the internal dimensions will limit the max pizza size to approximately 11" diameter. Ease of cleaning for me is super important, especially for these all-in-one style units where you might be using it every day. Ninja suggests cleaning using a damp cloth with warm water and just giving the inside of the oven a quick wash which seemed to do the job well. All the pans are dishwasher safe, so for the most part clean up is super easy with maybe some light scrubbing. Like the cooking modes the deep cleaning mode also utilizes steam to breakdown the grime that will end up on the inside of the unit after lots of usage which I thought was very clever.

Difficult to use. Complicated instructions. I don't think the air fryer function is working. I can't figure out how to air fry toast. Sorry I bought it.

Ninja Combi All-in-One Multicooker, Oven, and Air Fryer I’ve owned several Ninja products. I rely on the Ninja brand for innovation, functionality, ease of use, cooking performance, versatility, and safety features. This Ninja Combi All-in-One Multicooker offers all of these qualities and more. The appliance is appealing; it looks and feels sturdy. It has a well-designed layout that makes it easy to use and clean. The Ninja Combi All-in-One Multicooker combines multiple cooking methods, such as baking, broiling, slow cooking, air frying, sautéing, toast, and more. The control panel is intuitive. The preset cooking options and customizable settings are user-friendly, which makes cooking more enjoyable. The Ninja Multicooker came in a box that included a baking pan, a Combi pan, a crisper pan, a Combi cooking guide, and an instruction booklet. I used this multicooker to cook two full-size chickens. I placed them in the Combi pan and then placed the Combi pan on top of the crisper tray. I followed the baking instructions. The finished chickens were succulent. The skin was super crisp, while the meat underneath remained tender and moist. I also air-fried a dozen chicken wings together with potato fries. The finished chicken wings and fries were crisp, tender, and thoroughly cooked. It was amazing that I could cook two different foods simultaneously. I also used the “Proof” function to help the process of fermentation for the pizza dough. The dough rose evenly and thoroughly. I then used the pizza function to cook the pizza. The pizza was cooked in minutes. It tasted great. The Ninja Combi is large and has a fabulous capacity for cooking full-size meals. It is versatile enough for cooking for two or a family of up to eight. I recommend this Ninja Combi All-in-One Multicooker to anyone who lives and works in a fast environment. This cooker will save you lots of time when cooking meals that are healthy and taste great.

When first unboxing the Multicooker I was expecting something a little larger. It does have a small counter space footprint, for people with smaller kitchens. However when cooking some things (like pizza) I found that the size was a detriment to the portioning of such options. Others, like chicken and pasta, worked well if you are keeping all eating to one helping. In this case it's good for keeping everyone eating proper portion sizes and not overeating. It is deceivingly larger on the inside and you'll notice this most when using the airfry option. However I would recommend that you not make toast in it (an option it offers), not because it doesn't toast well (it certainly does) but because you need an oven mitt and/or tongs to take the toast out of the tray. It seems a bigger hassle than toast is really worth. My only other gripe with this unit is that the instructions are far too generic for my liking and lead to really ambiguous cook times for many items, and (most noticeably) if you want to cook things that may not exactly fit into the preplanned layout that comes in the quickstart guide. I find myself heading to the internet to find pages that offer options and suggestions from others who've experimented with this more than I have (and probably ruined a good portion of their own meals) in order to find the best temps and times for items not listed. That being said they do offer a decent quantity of preplanned meals to choose from in getting the hang of the multi-cooker and the basics of how it operates. Overall it's not a bad unit. It cooks surprisingly fast and efficiently. Especially if you're in a hurry but have the meal preplanned. Cooking two things at once definitely cuts down on my cooking time and allows me to know that both will be done in unison (so I don't over or undercook one or the other).Size certainly comes into play when determining how many people you're feeding and I wouldn't recommend this to anyone cooking for more than 3-4 adults max. I certainly will be using it often, however I will be scouring the internet as well to search for better options on ingredients that cook well together in this as the option map that they have for it makes it feel much more limiting that I think its potential really is.

Well its been 5 weeks and it doesnt work anymore. Only returnable for 2 weeks. Way to stand behind the products you sell.