Ninja SFP701 Combi All-in-One Multicooker, Oven, and Air Fryer, 14-in-1 Functions,15-Minute Complete Meals, Includes 3 Accessories, Auto Cook Menu, Timer, Automatic Shut-Off, Grey, 14.92 x15.43 x13.11

The oven emitted a loud sound resembling a small explosion, followed by smoke coming out from the top, so I had to return it; however, it has been 20 days since I returned the product, and I still haven’t received my refund.

La he probado varias veces y después de un buen tiempo me agradan los resultados. Me agradaría que el modelo ya tuviera recetario en español. La verdad es que habla y se siente práctico pero el estilo de vida que refleja con las recetas se traduce en ingredientes no muy a la mano en territorio mexicano. Aún así ha sido una experiencia muy satisfactoria el poder usarlo. Lo recomiendo AMPLIAMENTE.

Excellent only wish I had bought one before. It looks great, easy to use , good value for money and so easy to clean.

This little combi oven does a phenomenal job with steaming (hard boiled eggs, potatoes) and air fry (panko crusted fish filets, eggplant, cauliflower, frozen samosas and egg rolls, etc with or without breading). I have enjoyed mastering the "combi meal" setting that allows you to cook a meal for 8 in about 12 to 15 mins. We get great results with frozen chicken-- I mean frozen solid, rock-like chicken breasts or thighs coated in marinade or oil and seasonings-- golden brown and delicious in 15 mins. It really does it. On bake setting, it heats up very quickly and has done a great job with bread and cookies, anything we've put in there. We have cut our monthly gas bill by over 40% by using this oven instead of baking with our gas oven-range and our electricity usage has barely gone up at all. Where we live, we're saving a good $35/mo by using the Ninja every day. We don't own a microwave, btw, fwiw, and we don't need one. Between the InstantPot for cooking beans, making soup and braising meat under pressure, and the Ninja for fast multi-part meals, steaming and air frying, we don't really need our oven-range at all. Add a single induction burner for wok cooking and cooking fried eggs here and there and we would be all set. There has been a short learning curve for using the combi meals setting and heating up leftovers. White rice and pasta cook exactly as they tell you. Brown rice really needs to be par-cooked. Quinoa has been a little hit and miss with being slightly underdone. I'd suggest starting with a veggie stew of some kind, mixing the quinoa in half again more water or broth than you'd use on the stovetop, and making sure all of it is spread evenly across the pan. I have loved sautéing onions and peppers right in the pan I use to cook rice, sometimes toasting the rice to make pilaf. You could totally use this oven to make risotto. Seafood up top during combi meals cooks very quickly-- maybe 10 mins unless it's frozen. With shrimp or thin fresh fillets, consider putting the seafood on the bake tray after your rice or pasta have mostly cooked. Be careful to trim your parchment to fit the bake tray and don't put so much parchment in there that it touches the element above. Thick frozen mahi mahi fillets were beautifully done after 12 mins. I wouldn't recommend sticking this oven inside a cabinet because it kicks out a good amount of steam. It needs plenty of overhead space but it has a small footprint on our counter. The controls are intuitive and easy to read, and temp adjustments are in 5 degree F increments. I love this Ninja oven and plan on buying one for my daughter when she goes away for college!

the seller does not inform that the multicooker is only for the USA. does not return the money. the worst seller