Ninja - Speedi SF303CO

Have a look at the Ninja Speedi, also has a slow cooker function. The steam / air fry function is great.

Ninja Speedi is fantastic. Only gripe is that it doesn't save the last used settings.

Still think the ninja speedi is such a no brainer it’s not funny. The design is just so much better. It air fries. It steams. U can cook 2 things at once. And it does it all well and it is well built.

The speedi is a good air fryer plus it does like 10 other things. It’s a great steamer for example. Idk why anyone even buys normal air fryers. The speedi blows them all away

gonna look like an ad read, promise its not lol. I love the Ninja Speedi, it has been a life saver (that in combination with my instant pot). We have a full size kitchen, and I'm an ex sous chef, but in the past few years, i have become disabled and cant cook like i used to. My wife works full time now and i still like to make sure she has a good meal when she gets home, and sometimes, when my disability has me bed ridden, I cant be on my feet or even vertical for more than 10-15 minutes. With it, i can still get up and easily make her a delicious meal, and not be in too much pain. Clean up is easy, can bake, steam, airfry, and a lot more with it, best purchase i've never made (was a gift from my father lol)

I have a Ninja speedi which I use mostly as an air fryer but it also does whole meal cooking as well which is nice in a time crunch. I highly recommend it.

I have a ninja speedi. I threw away my microwave and never looked back. It's been 3 years. You can cook everything in it and it does it all.

Sooooo worth the space on my miniscule apartment counters. I use it mostly to air fry, but I also use the sous vide function a lot for steaks and steam setting for veggies. For reheating things, like pizza, it's better than the oven because the heat source is much closer, so it takes less time and circulation is better. For $79.99, it's one of the best purchases I've ever made.

Yes I have the ninja counter top one and love it. I am looking to cook food fast and was curious how well the wall version did compared to the counter top one.