I have this game of Ninja pots for a year and a half and unfortunately I was very disappointed to see the material as over time they were forming bubbles that made the material come off. If I could leave a photo here I would gladly have shown you but do not allow uploading photos, please do not buy this brand Ninja.

I have been a loyal customer of Ninja products for years, and they've always been reliable—until I purchased this item in December 2023. A few months ago, I began to notice that all the frying pans (8, 10, 12, 5 qt) were flaking. Then, the pans began peeling around the edges. I followed all the care instructions carefully from day one, so this is extremely concerning. Not only is this unacceptable, but it's also dangerous. If I could give this product zero stars, I would. I’ve since had to replace the pans with a different brand. I would like a refund of the money I spent on this set.

I picked up a skillet from this line several months ago after seeing them advertised to give it a try. Over the years we’ve bought many different non stick pans and they always started out great but quickly seemed to lose their finish and food would stick like mad. Because of last experiences I was skeptical these would hold up. However after many months I’d use and abuse (my husband likes to use metal utensils when cooking) the Ninja pan was always the one we’d grab first because it was the best. It’s nice and heavy, heats evenly and nothing ever stuck. My husband liked them so much that when we broke down and bought this set he took all the other pans out of our cabinet and refuses to use anything else. That first pan is still going strong and the others are used multiple times a day at varying heat levels then ran through the dishwasher and still look like new inside. The reviewer who said they were light and flimsy… all I can say is wow. You are either used to cooking with only cast iron or you reviewed the wrong thing. These are almost as thick and heavy as a cast iron pan but so much easier to clean and use.

I've been using the set for a few weeks and I'm happy with the non-stick qualities and I remember to let the pans reheat properly before using. They clean up really easily, even things like eggs or melted cheese come right off. The lids can get hot sometimes but that's expected since they have metal handles. They seem very durable and good quality and I'm happy with the purchase.

After about 6 months the non-stick surface started peeling off, Ninja replaced about 3 of them, I had to pay s&h. I figured I had just purchased a defective set. But now the replacement pans are starting to peel as well. Will start looking for other brands. Love my ninja blender though. Going on 15 years and not a single issue.

Bought these 2 years ago. I have had to throw out 2 pots already because the nonstick stuff is peeling. I looked at the warranty to send them back in, and it seems like there are too many loopholes and too many ways for them to say it's your fault that the pots are failing. Plus, if they're doing this, then do I even want new ones? Not really. I'm cutting my losses and replacing them with ceramic.

I’ve had these pots and pans for over a year and a half. My husband and I love the set! We cook and bake in them everyday. We love the ease of cooking from stove to oven. Super easy to clean! These pots and pans still cook the same as when we bought them. Worth it every penny!

We bought this cookware for Christmas and ended up using it weeks before Thanksgiving. We are so thrilled with how the cookware performed that we are showing it off to our friends and family. We are very pleased with the purchase and reccomend it highly.

Nice looking, even-heating heavy aluminum cookware with stainless steel base plates that work well with induction ranges. The non-stick coating seems substantial and has cleaned easily by hand and automatic dishwasher. Ninja recommends preheating for best results and it did a good job of searing, similar to cast iron. The lids are heavy glass and stainless steel and seem riveted well, like the stainless steel handles are. The handles do stay cool on the stovetop. Haven't tried the cookware in the oven yet, but supposedly they're good to 500 degrees F. The nylon spatula was (yes, I already broke it) a good design, with a tab to keep it from sliding in or out of a pan. It's just not heavy enough to press grease out of ground beef in a colander, I found. The nylon spoon is of similar build. Ninja says you can use metal utensils with this cookware, but their warranty frowns on sharp metal tools, so I'd recommend against them. Since I replaced an electric range with an induction, I needed a cookware set to replace an all-aluminum set. Having enough Sam's Cash to buy this set made it an easy choice, but I would buy a set like this again, and plan on buying additional pieces (from other stores) that match this set. I don't think I'll have to buy any replacements, if it performs as it has so far.

Loved it at first, but now I'm concerned because the coating is flaking off on the rims of skillets and pots. I purchased may 2023, and it has started showing signs of flaking on rims. I called the manufacturer, and they said it is probably due to using lids, but they will not replace them because it is on the edge and not actually the cooking surface. I love my ninja blender and knives, but I would not get their cookware!!!