I saw Drew Cooks on TikTok use a Ninja Multicooker, so when this version went on sale, I knew I had to have it. I love that you can sear, sauté and slow cook all in one device. I've replaced my crockpot with this cooker and so far, no regrets. I'm a fan of Ninja products - I have their woodfire grille and love it, so I knew this would be a good investment. It's easy to use and functions great! I tried frozen chicken to make chicken and rice using the slow cook feature and it cooked perfectly tender and yummy!

First we love the Ninja Multi-Cookers (not the round pressure Insta pot like ones; the oblong slower cooker ones). We've owned two of them and have bought another five for our two kids, two nieces, and my wife's sister. Our first one was a pretty basic one (4 in 1). Then we upgraded to the stainless steel Ninja 7 in 1 Cooking System Auto-IQ version. We still have it and love it. We wanted a second one for our RV but they stopped offering them, we were bummed. We tried a few copy-cat units from other manufactures but we less then impressed and returned them. Either to hot, couldn't read the settings, couldn't control the temps, to complicated, missing a feature, etc. While shopping online for yet another (4th) copycat version, we stumbled across this new Ninja PossibleCooker Pro and I ordered it; were anxious to try their new one. We bought this when it was in pre-order. We've had it now for about a month. First, I love the easy to read controls, the larger size pot and the newer nonstick coating. The shape of the base unit is exactly the same as our auto-IQ version, so we can use the smaller pot insert with it. (We had to buy a new cover and insert for our older IQ model as I broke the glass top and we wore out the non-stick coating using it so much). My wife says that this unit would be perfect if two things were different: 1) get rid of the hole in the glass top, it is too big and releases to much moisture (she uses a wine stopper to plug the hole while doing certain cooking - a better idea would be a rotating valve to control the moisture loss - open for soups or stews when you are trying to thicken them, closed for pot roasts, taco meat and baking to retain moisture) . 2) Go back to a non-metal glass top handle. It gets to hot when cooking and you have to use a pot holder to check your food, stir, etc. She uses a silicon alligator grippie as a pot holder. The only other thing; what are the temperatures of the various cooking modes?! They should be listed in the manual or online somewhere. This units slow cook low and high are higher temperatures of their older smaller models. It will boil water on the slow cook low setting. Otherwise we love it and will keep it.

This is a Christmas gift so it has not been used. Looks great in the box. I'm confident it will be fine.

I love ninja and had to have this! Then I don't have to have all kinds of appliances. I have used it and it works well! I am a Ninja person!

Works great and so easy to clean up

Great Deal, awesome item!

I cooked one meal in the slow cooker and it wasn't good. I had read reviews about the low setting being too low and the high setting being too hot and that was exactly my experience. I packaged it back up and returned it.

I had the first Ninja multi-cooker and absolutely loved it. The only problem was the timer for the crockpot settings stopped letting me adjust the amount of time needed. So I purchased the new one. I'm not impressed with the crockpot feature. The low setting doesn't seem to heat up enough. Literally had to switch to the high setting to get the meat done, which actually made the meat a little tougher than it should have been.

I bought this a a week ago to replace my old crock pot that lasted 15 years. I opened it and hand washed it with a sponge and dried it. I spent a lot of money on making a huge batch of chicken vegetable soup for a family gathering. I had to throw the whole batch out because as it cooked the inner coating came off around the bolts and mixed all in the soup. Very disappointed in this product.

I am amazed at how poor of the quality this cooker is made. Day 1 of using it, the teflon (which is extremely thin) has already chipped off and possibly went into the food. I literally have never seen such a cheaply made pot… Cheap and hazardous - I feel like Ninja has stolen everyone's money with this and honestly makes me want to step away from the company's future inventory. Would not pay more than $40 for this in my opinion. Do yourself a favor and look for another option!