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.

The performance of the product I love! The pot gets chipped at the lid edge. I have the third lid coming, and the warranty handles the issue effortlessly, however I am afraid without design change I don't know how this issue won't occur again. I had purchased the newer model for my daughter as part of her Christmas gift, and I noticed the pot on that has a recess where the lid meets the pot itself, this would stop the non-stick surface from chopping. I was a bit disappointed to hear that since I purchased this unit at a department store vs the Ninja, we site my warranty isn't as complete as I i purchased at a store. It seems if I purchased on teh web site I would be eligible for a replacement of the unit itself, but since purchased at a store, They will replace only the defective part, which by design will probably happen again.

I'll give it four stars because I've only used it once since I bought it last week and don't know how it will work with its other functions. But it seems to have a whole lot more functionality than the very expensive All-Clad model that stopped working and which this Ninja version replaces. What I like most was the ability to significantly raise the temperature beyond what traditional crock pots can achieve. This allows you to brown the meat right in the same pot without dirtying another pan. The size and shape easily handled a whole pork shoulder for producing pulled pork. It looks like I'll also be able to get rid of my 10-year old Sous Vide equipment -- the Ninja is much more compact and easier to setup.

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.

Love the versatility but there are two major issues I don't like. One is that the slow cook settings are nowhere near what they should be compared to every other slow cooker I have ever used in my life. The low setting is barely hot enough to heat and takes many hours to cook anything. The high setting is far too hot and results in boiling the contents, evaporating any sauces in the dish. For example I tried making a pot roast. The sear worked very well and saved using a separate skillet. However, when I switched to high slow cook, I discovered the sauce was rapidly boiling and reducing after only an hour! This is FAR too hot to be useful. I lowered it to the low setting and it then appeared to not be cooking at all after another couple of hours. So I switched back and forth each hour from high to low which is ridiculous. I can't trust this thing enough to leave it unattended. This really defeats the purpose of the timed cooking.And that's another issue - the low cook setting refuses to go below 6 hours. I found a workaround for this by setting it to high cook at my desired time then lowering the temp to low after starting it. Again, a ridiculous limitation. This appliance has some great features. Unfortunately, they are severely shadowed by poor design. Hopefully future models will fix the defects of this one.

I don't care for this model at all. The pre-heating function is time consuming and awkward. Having the power button on the left and the start button on the right is confusing. Why should you saute on one side and switching to cooking on the left with multiple selections for timer use and it must be on sous vide to continue cooking This machine needs to be simplified.

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.

bought this years ago and keep trying to use it like my old slow cooker. pile of hype. boils over more than it cooks. never seen such a waste of space. even when it is only filled to the high mark, don't waste your money. bought a replacement today, Goodbye mess maker.

I really liked the idea of having all these various functions. Wanting to replace my Crock Pot with something more versatile, I opted for the Ninja Possible Cooker. I am very disappointed. The Slow Cook function is horrible. Set on Low, and it's way too low. Set on high, it's way too high, boiling the ingredients in 15-20 min. It seems like Ninja just wants to put out new products, knowing people will swarm to buy them. Maybe put a lot more effort into R & D and product testing before sending new items t market. Don't even get me going how horrible the Shark robo-vacs are.

My third multi cooker from Ninja. Very disappointed. I do shredded brisket in it. Slow and low 8 hours. Way too hot. Ruined it. Quality compared to the older black ones is horrible. Coating started flaking with first cook. The way the pot fits in the unit design is horrible.