Instant Pot - Duo Crisp Combo (Target-Exclusive 6QT)

I have the 6 quart duo crisp. I use it as a regular instant pot and never as an air fryer. It is more convenient to have my separate Ninja air fryer. The second lid with air fryer accessories mean you don't save counter/cabinet space and the inner space for air frying in it is too small. A basket-style air fryer is easier to use too.

I have the air fryer lid that I don't think they sell separately any longer, but I love it and use it so much. Super handy and works really well. If I needed to replace my 6-qt IP, I would probably buy the 6-qt Duocrisp (it's just two of us).

I got one as a wedding gift. It’s really nice since I wouldn’t have room for both an air fryer and slow cooker and instant pot. My husband loves it.

I use my Duo at least twice weekly, but probably use the air fryer part one time a month. As others have mentioned, the size and shape limit its usage as an air fryer — especially if you have something that should cook only in one layer.

Had one got rid of it too big too cumbersome too much counter space and air fryer part wasn’t that great

Instant pot + airfry combo. Been solid. Two+ different types of cooking. One device.

I like mine, **but** I live alone. I don’t think it has room to fry food for more than two people, and perhaps not even that many depending on what the food is and how much space it takes up.

I have it, but I find two-layer air frying difficult if items need to be flipped. I haven't figured out how to get the top layer out (tiny finger holes, big oven mitts) without making a mess.

I have the Instant Pot Duo Crisp 11-in-1 that has both airfryer and slow cooler plus a pressure cooker. Works well, doesn't take too much space

I have an Instant Pot Duo Crisp, which is technically both (and then some), but not the best rice cooker OR the best air fryer either - as in, does the job but could be better. But i like the pressure cooker part - quickest way to make beans, stews, soup (i often make bone broth, it's done in 4 hrs instead of 12), etc. However, there are apparently problems with the brand, so it's not a recommendation. But if you're interested in checking it out, Ninja has the Foodi multicookers, it's similar.