Customer Reviews for Ninja - HyperHeat 6.5-qt Pressure Cooker - Blue Macaron
Customer Rating
5
Ninja Pressure Cooker
on August 15, 2026
Posted by: Chesney
Used it the first day. Only wish that you would have replaced my whole foodi that includes the air fryer. I still use my old unit for air frying but now have two units sitting on the counter.
This appliance replaces three that we use all the time: pressure cooker, rice cooker, and slow cooker. It’s too big to leave on the counter in our small kitchen, but so were the slow cooker and pressure cooker, so we’ve gained some counter space. It’s very sturdy and works well. Definitely recommend.
@ninjakitchen @sharkninja this pressure cooker is great! In half the amount of time, someone can make soup, beans, casseroles or many other things. It’s easy to use and clean up is a breeze.
This pressure cooker is amazing. It cuts cooking time in half and you can use it to make beans, soups, casseroles and many other things. It’s easy to use and clean up is a breeze.
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Customer Rating
5
Very practical
on July 20, 2026
Posted by: SarahM
I couldn't find it here so this is the closest I can get. My Ninja is digital and touchscreen but they didn't have it, this pressure cooker is great!! It steams, rice, sous vide, pasta, slow cook, sear, sauteed, yogurt, keep warm and of course pressure. It comes with a recipe book which I'm a newbie at using so it's very helpful. It's easy to clean and lightweight.
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Customer Rating
4
No accessories and the documentation is poor.
on July 19, 2026
Posted by: Paul G
Gender:Male
I bought this device as a replacement for my previous Ninja pressure cooker combo. The first thing I noticed is that the new one doesn't come with a food rack, so when I want to pressure cook, corn on the cob, for example my corn has to rest in standing water, which tends to over cook the bottom part. I also found that this newer pot is not as intuitive to use as my old one. Sadly my old one had to be replaced because the pressure cooking lid could be opened while under pressure. Ninja was nice enough to replace the lid, but the new one wouldn't seal up properly, so often my food would be ruined because the water boiled off without building sufficient cook pressure. It turns out that the two pots, have the same stainless steel riser / separator, and the cook pot is also the same size. Now I've got two parts because I had to purchase a new one before I realized the old one would fit. I think the new one is nicer looking and it's easier to attach the pressure top. I liked the old one a lot better though. They also claim to make a separate glass top that can be used when cooking without pressure. It sounds nice, but they don't have any in stock. Maybe I can find another lid around the house that will fit. That would be handy.