Ninja Foodi MAX 15-in-1 SmartLid 7.5L Multi Cooker Air Fryer
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About this product
Unlock 15 cooking functions under one SmartLid, including Pressure Cook, Air Fry, Slow Cook, Grill and 5 innovative Combi-Steam Mode functions, combining steam with convection cooking for juicy, speedy and crispy results. One pot does the lot! Create a perfect roast chicken in under 1 hour with Steam Roast. Cook family meals in under 30 minutes. No guesswork with the Smart Cook System – the Digital Cooking Probe monitors your food's temperature as it cooks. From rare to well done, enjoy perfectly cooked meat and fish, exactly as you like it!
Pressure Cook up to 70% faster than traditional cooking methods. (Compared with slow cooking, simmering or braising. ) Perfectly sized to feed up to 6 people.
- 15 settings that include: steam, grill, fry, slow cook, .
- Keep warm function.
- 7.5 litre working capacity, subject to mixture.
- Suggested for 5-6 portions.
- Timer.
- Removable pot.
- Cool touch body.
General information:
- Ceramic inner bowl.
- Dishwasher safe pot.
- 1760 watts.
- Weight: 11.3kg.
- Size H36, W35, D36cm.
- Accessories included: 7.5L cooking pot, cook & crisp basket, 2-tier reversible rack and digital cooking probe.
- Manufacturer's 2 years on registration guarantee.
- EAN: 0622356245067.
4.6
2449 reviews
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Recommended this product
Customers Say
The Ninja Foodi MAX 15-in-1 is versatile and cooks well, but many users report reliability issues, especially with the lid wiring and sensors failing after 2-3 years, leading to frustration and costly replacements.
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Great gadget
One of the best things i have bought.it does everything and as for the bread and cakes,fantastic,just buy it it
Saintjazz73, 45 - 54
Good for all
It was worth spending these much money as it deserves it. I really love it. Quick Cooking is so easy now for me .
Jenny, 35 - 44
Short Lifespan .
Stopped working after only a year of use. We didn't use it immediately after buying and kept it boxed. Now it is out of warranty and useless . Keeps telling us to plug in and then doesn't start. Have used all trouble shooting tips with no joy.
Daviebear, 55 - 64, Irvine United Kingdom
Great Machine but does not last the course!
I bought this Foodi Max just over three years ago and it has been fantastic, it is so versatile. Air fry and Pressure cooking are my go to selections when cooking dinners for the family. Now, it has broken. I am very disappointed, the slider will not activate any of the programs (air fryer / Steam meals or pressure cooker), what seems a well made kitchen device is now useless. This should be lasting for many years not just three. Looking at some of the responses on this item and it seems this is a fairly common problem. I'll have to start a search again to find which maker may offer a dependable product over a longer period of time. Not sure if any are as versatile as this though.
Dave7778
Loved it whilst it worked
I bought this having read the reviews and accepted that its weak point was going to be the smart lid. It is fabulous for our first real introduction into air fryers and multi cookers. However, two years on and it is struggling... And yes, the issue is the smart lid. Shutting the lid often doesn't show as shut, I can manually set the button, but not in the shut position, and even when it shows as shut it often doesn't register the slider position correctly now. All issues that with a little research you can see are fairly common issues with this particular model. For the price, it is disappointing, but as I say I knew these reviews existed. So, two years on and rather than waste my time trying to persuade ninja that it is a common fault yada... yada... yada... With the stress, time I've had the product and the very low likelihood of getting any real help I have accepted that my 15 in 1 is now a training tool for the local college to take apart and mess about with (top tip for anyone with old appliances, local colleges love this sort of donation for real life tech/repair training for their students). That said, I have fallen in love with the idea of an air fryer, and talking to work colleagues and friends have decided that sticking with ninja is still the way forward. I loved the quality and consistency of my food, and felt that the actual air fryer ability was as good as it gets, certainly none of the issues over inconsistent cooking temperatures that other brands seem to struggle with. So, I am trying a different air fryer, and not recommending the smart lid idea at all. My advice for what it's worth - ninja, but not this version.
Roisin, 45 - 54, Birmingham, West Midlands
Pot not fit for purpose. Bad design
The Ninja oven is fantastic. Unfortunately the pot is not fit for purpose. I bought a Ninja 15 and loved it . however after a few years, the pot became distorted at the top so the Ninja failed to operate as a pressure cooker. Ninja company replaced the whole oven, with no problem whatsoever. Great. However, two and one half years later, the exact same problem has happened with the pot. Whoever is responsible for designing the pots is useless. Ninja needs a complete rethink on the design of the pot.
Disappointed
Miracle
Most versatile cooker …in the world!!!🥕🌶️🧅🧀🍄
Sergiulius, 45 - 54
i liiiiiiike it
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] very very good and helpful , i have one already but i bought another one for mom
ayat naji, 25 - 34
Ninja rescue
Last month my Ninja stopped working it's a tragedy ordering one straight away and it was in the next day can't be with out Argos 😁
Magic miracle, 65 or over
Smartlid Multi-Cooker
This is a formidable piece of equipment! My wife was an excellent cook and apart from planning the menu and a bit of chopping my services were no longer required. Sadly that is no longer the situation and, in my bereavement, I purchased this smartlid multi-cooker to help me provide meals for my self and grown up son who is with me at present. I also bought a slow cooker cookery book, So far I have only used thre slow cook function but I have found this cooker easy to use and excellent in function if the meals I have produced are anything to go by. I will certainly be using thre other functions as I get bolder and more confident with my menus - something to look forward to. I am pleased with ther purchase.
Learning Widower, 65 or over
You can Buy a Stainless steel pot for this model Goldlion Stainless Steel Inner Pot Replacement Compatible w Ninja Foodi 7.5L6L online just do a search.
The OL750UK uses a nonstick ceramic-coated cooking pot and a nonstick ceramic-coated Cook and Crisp basket. The coating is PTFE free. It is not cast iron and not a solid ceramic vessel, and we do not offer a cast iron or uncoated ceramic pot for this model.
No, the modes available on this unit include Pressure Cook, Air Fry, Grill, Bake, Dehydrate, Prove, Sear/Sauté, Steam, Slow Cook, Yoghurt, Steam Meals, Steam Air Fry, Steam Bake, Steam Bread, and Steam Roast.
Yes, the lid is equipped with a silicone ring.
There is no setting specifically for popcorn, but you may be able to make it on the Sauté setting. We'd advise checking out the Ninja Test Kitchen website for guidance.
Yes, it does come with the following,
1. Instruction Booklet
2. Quick Start Guide
3. Inspiration Guide
Hi Nikki, this Ninja will come with an instruction booklet, a quick start guide and an inspiration guide.
Hello! This dimensions of the Ninja 15-in-1 are H:36 x W:35 x D:36.
Hi Lisa,
Yes, you can make soup in the Ninja Foodi MAX 15-in-1 SmartLid 7.5L Multi Cooker! This versatile appliance has a Slow Cook and Pressure Cook function, both of which are perfect for making soups.
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Hi Jamal, thanks for your question. Yes, you can use the pressure cooking function it cook rice in this Ninja.
Hello MegC,
The supplier has advised the following for the Ninja Foodi MAX 15-in-1 SmartLid 7.5L Multi Cooker Air Fryer:
The proving temperature of this is 35 °C. You don’t directly add steam as such, you add 250ml of water to the pot. The item’s user manual will provide further details as the process may vary between different types of bread/loaves. There's no reference to use of any silicone liners though, it refers to baking parchment. On this basis, we'd have to advise against their use.
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Hi Betty,
The Ninja Foodi MAX 15-in-1 SmartLid 7.5L Multi Cooker Air Fryer has the following options:
1. Pressure 2. Steam Meals 3. Steam Air Fry 4. Steam Roast 5. Steam Bake 6. Steam Bread 7. Air Fry 8. Grill 9. Bake 10. Dehydrate 11. Prove 12. Sear/Saute 13. Steam 14. Slow Cook 15. Yogurt Keep Warm
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