I had the original flip and loved it, except it was too darn short! Upgraded to this one when it went on sale. Unfortunately the pan and rack from the first do not fit in the second, but you Can use the black pan from the first as a sort of 'over flow safety' catch tray. The black sear tray/pan with this one, seems to only fit at one height position, which is a little frustrating, but I guess not a deal breaker. As far as casserole dishes, you still can't go crazy - possibly a normal height Pyrex may be fine (I don't own one), but you would Not want your food to rise above the edge while cooking, I think. - Sam's carries a set of smaller casseroles by Martha Stewart (3 pieces, almost a Tiffany blue) that fit Perfectly, but may not fit more than a family of two. I have not cooked anything big and splattery- I'm disabled and don't want to create unnecessary labor for myself. It does great with stir frying (air frying) zuke & onion with balsamic glaze, pot stickers/dumplings, corn bread, custards, casseroles, tuna melts, everything flat (pizza/fish fingers/etc...) - so I have Not done bacon/chicken wings/the sort, so cane really speak about the clean up. I have mine sat on top of my stove so that I don't need to worry about counter/heat, and can easily use the range hood vent- I haven't had a smoke issue though because I don't cook those foods. I haven't really needed to flip it up yet either, but I can see where that wouldn't be the greatest/smartest thing to do to the power cord. My only serious warning would be to possibly NOT get this for someone with a visual impairment. The controls are easy enough to use, but getting things out of it, when it's a short space from top to bottom- using a pot holder or two, it can be difficult to get your fingers or hand in to grab the edge of your dish without the serious concern of getting burnt. In this instance, possibly the bucket type of air fryer is designed better - but how do you cook a pizza in those?

It’s a nice oven, but honestly if you’re an OCD, doesn’t worth buying this. It takes hours to clean up every spots and believe it or not, it’s only stainless on the exterior. Very hard to clean inside, the crumb tray is definitely not cleanable, if you grill a chicken and want to clean the crumb tray after, you can’t! I can’t return it even though I just got it 2 days ago, I used it already and I can’t clean it. Just too dirty and hard to get every spots off. If you don’t mine all the stains or spots that stick on, you’ll like the oven. It works great, but imaging if you use it 10x times and not being able to clean all the stains off, it’ll looks completely grossed and dirty.

I was very skeptical when my wife wanted to purchase the ninja 10-1 foodie because I have a nice air fryer that I used every day during the pandemic. I read reviews about the smoking and hard to clean. I do have some smoke but my exhaust fan takes care of it and cleaning is not that bad. I use dawn power spray and brush on the air fryer wire tray and it works great the grease pan I do the same thing. The key to cleaning is do it immediately after use an you shouldn’t have problems. The ninja air fries the best Wright Bacon ever. I will be purchasing 2 more for my children

I bought this a few months ago when it was $60 off. I had an air fryer lid for my Instant Pot which I liked, except the surface area limited what I could use it for. I really like that this is more like a toaster oven than most air fryers I’ve seen, which are small and deep. With this I can fit an average-sized frozen / French Bread pizza, or two single-serve pizzas. I also use it to cook Just Bare breaded chicken strips, and the Mesquite grilled chicken breast fillets, both of which are also available In Da Club. For this model, Ninja deleted the feature where you can remove the bottom panel to clean the interior of the unit. Not a big deal so far as I haven’t really gotten the inside very dirty. What is a pain to clean are the mesh basket and the crumb tray. When air frying stuff like chicken, fish, etc., small bits of food stick to the mesh, and also fall onto the crumb tray. If you leave these to accumulate food or grease, they bake on and harden, after which it takes hours to clean them with much effort. To prevent this in the future I’m doing what many others have resorted to, using a removable liner at the bottom, and perforated parchment paper in the basket.

This does a bit of everything and it takes up so little space in my counter. I love it!!

Does everything I'd hoped it would. Just Love it!

Love my new Air Fryer!! It Saves a lot Of Time Amd Easy to Clean.

Excellent product. Work fast and easy to use.

This is a great air fryer

Easy to use... happy with the Ninja foodi