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Updated 3 Nov 2026

Is the Ninja Foodi PossibleCooker PRO 8-in-1 worth it?

Yes β€” if you want a slow cooker that can sear first.

It's a slow cooker at heart, with a large non-stick pot big enough for a family casserole, a whole chicken or batch cooking. What sets it apart from a plain slow cooker is that the same pot also sears and sautΓ©s, steams, braises, simmers, bakes and proves dough, so you can brown meat and onions and then slow cook them without another pan. It comes with a spoon that clips onto the lid, it's easy to set with one dial, and the pot cleans easily. It doesn't pressure cook or air fry, so it's no quicker than any slow cooker. The glass lid isn't sealed, so steam escapes and sauces reduce, and a number of owners found its low setting too hot or too cool for their recipes.

Ninja Foodi PossibleCooker PRO 8-in-1 multi-cooker
93%of 857 owners give it 4 or 5 stars
  • Sears and slow cooks in one pot
  • Big family-size pot
  • Steams, braises and bakes too

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What owners say

Owners love how many jobs it does in one pot and how easy it is to use and clean, and many like searing and slow cooking without a frying pan. The main complaint is slow cook settings that run too hot or too cool.

Good to know

  • A number of owners found the slow cook settings run hotter or cooler than their old slow cooker, so recipes needed adjusting.
  • A few units arrived damaged or stopped working.
  • A few owners found the non-stick coating chipped or the pot warped over time.
  • Two owners had the glass lid shatter.
  • It comes with no recipe book.

From 857 buyer ratings at Costco (US), every complaint read by us, November 2026. How we do this

What they love

  • Does many jobs in one potMentioned a lot
  • Easy to cleanAlso mentioned
  • Easy to useAlso mentioned
  • Sears and slow cooks in the same potAlso mentioned

What they complain about

  • Slow cook too hot or too coolVery rare

Get it if…

  • You make a lot of casseroles, chilli and pulled meat.
  • You'd like to brown the meat in the same pot.
  • You cook for a family or batch cook.

Skip it if…

  • You want dinner fast: a pressure cooker like the Instant Pot Duo is much quicker.
  • You want air frying too: get the Ninja Foodi SmartLid.
  • You have a small worktop: it's large.

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How we reached this verdict

TechGearLab named the US version its best slow cooker overall and an Editors' Choice: it seared, slow cooked and braised well in one pot, the pot can also go on the hob or in the oven, and the included spoon is handy, though its lid isn't latched or insulated and lets out a lot of steam. We haven't found a second independent test, so the rest of the verdict comes from Ninja's specs and from verified buyers at Costco in the US (US version), who mostly love how many jobs it does and how easy it is to use and clean; the main complaint is slow cook settings that run too hot or too cool.

We compared independent expert reviews with the manufacturer's specifications, then checked it's sold at a major retailer where you live. We don't test products ourselves.

Sources: TechGearLab, Ninja (specs), TechRadar, Tom's Guide, Homes & Gardens, manufacturer specifications.

Updated 3 Nov 2026How we decide