Ninja Hard-Anodized Foodi Neverstick, Premium Anti-Scratch Nesting Pots & Pans with Lids, Aluminum, Slate Grey, C39800

Not compatible with induction hob very disappointed.

I've been using these pans for 3 years now, and the smaller ones which fit in the dishwasher are now completely destroyed,the non-stick coating is removed in places and full of pot marks. The larger pans are still in great condition, having been hand washed.

The product was really good initially, we were very happy and careful with the product, dishwashing only, and using non metal utensils, anti stick started bubbling and chipping off. Tried to call customer service to see about the supposed lifetime warranty, they are based in Cananda/usa and do little to no support abroad. Do not waste your money here if you are looking for a long lasting quality pot set.

Life time warranty is not valid outside the us Starts out good. However the lifetime use and never peels is incorrect. My first pot had a defect that caused the non stick to peal off. A non even surface with what felt like a stone. When I reach out to replace it I was informed it's only valid in thr US. I like the look and use of the pans. So I just replaced the pot so I could have the complete range. After 6 months the pan peeled. Despite following manufacturer's instructions. Never put it in the dishwasher. Only used silicone utensils and I use induction, so I made sure no to go above the recommended tempreture. The non stick performance is okay as long as you know how to minuplate it with enough fat. Im a chef so I do a fare amount of home cooking. It really started out so great. Disappointed with the end result. I have one pan left from the set. I discarded the rest due to peeling and health concerns it would leech chemicals

We had a bunch of super-cheap, random, non-stick pots and pans with a fairly traditional smooth Teflon-style non-stick coating. They were thin aluminum and the coating had begun to flake and scratch, some were dented and due to poor weighting, didn't sit evenly flat on the cooking surface. I did quite a bit of research before purchasing these Ninja Foodi NeverStick pots and pans, and this was absolutely the right solution for us. This 12-piece set had almost everything we were looking for and while not cheap, was the right price point for a quality set of cookware. Having used it now for a couple of months, here are my thoughts: - This stuff is not flimsy, thin, lightweight, or cheap feeling. These are thick-walled and dense and almost feel more akin to cast iron in the surface texture. (They are definitely lighter than cast iron, but heavier than thin-walled cheap aluminum.) - This cookware does require preheating (for the non-stickiness to work well,) and because of the extra material, it does take a bit longer to heat up to temp, but I would say it heats very evenly as a result, and makes cooking far more consistent. - Our lids are the "stackable" kind with the round nesting knob handles, and I do like that they can be shared between the pots and pans. In hindsight, however, the stacking feature of the lids wasn't really all that practical, as while the lids are "pretty" when stacked up, you inevitably need whatever isn't on top, and so have to pull them all apart every time you use them anyway. I'm still looking for a good cupboard organizer to slot the lids into sideways so they are all always easily available. - The one feature I would have liked to have seen, that comes in other brands of cookware but not these, were vent holes in the lids. It hasn't been a big issue, and I haven't had issues with gurgling lids or boil-overs, but having a steam vent in the lids would be nice. - The "non-stickiness" of this cookware is better than I expected. When I felt the texture of the cookware, I thought "how could this be non-stick?," and the first egg I tried to cook without oil or butter was a definitely mess, but I hadn't pre-heated the pan, and apparently that matters. When I tried again, and the pan was fully pre-heated, it worked flawlessly. I have used butter and oil with no problems as well, but be aware that you should not use cooking spray with these, however. (Apparently you shouldn't use cooking spray with ANY non-stick cookware. Who knew?) - Cleanup of this cookware has been easy, and while Ninja says this cookware is dishwasher safe, I have seen reviews where reviewers have said that the bases may become discolored if you wash them in the dishwasher (likely due to the reactivity of the aluminum with harsher detergents,) so we have been handwashing these to keep them looking nice. That said, I do already see some discoloration on a few of the bottoms, probably a result of occasional spillage on the cooking surface. I'm sure some Bartender's Friend and a good scrub would polish them right up. The only other note I had on this was that the rivets are an area where it might be more difficult to remove sticky food like eggs. The cooking surfaces have been very easy to clean and still look good. - We are babying this cookware a bit as I am still unsure how durable the anodized surfaces are. Ninja recommends putting paper towels between them when stacked, which we aren't doing, but I do take a little extra caution when taking these out and putting them away not to bang or scrape them together too much. Ninja also says that metal utensils may be used with these, but we already had nylon utensils, and I am skeptical enough that I wouldn't risk using metal unless I absolutely had to. Overall, I am very happy with this cookware, and I think it was a great investment for our kitchen!

I have really enjoyed using these pans but recently I have noticed the smallest saucepan has become delaminated and I worry it will start to peel and flake into food.

I used it perfectly during the last 6 month, and I took a very good care of it, but the other day when I got it out from the dishwasher I saw something!!!! it's like whole other layer has peeled away from the surface! Omg i thought it’s pure iron but what is this?