Review on Black/Silver Ninja EG201 Foodi 6-In-1 Grill: Air Fry, Roast, Bake, Broil, & Dehydrate - 2Nd Gen by Michael Ramu

I moved from a home into a condo awhile ago. Condo rules prohibit the use of an outdoor grill. Bummer. I never cooked meat inside at the house. I have a toaster oven that bakes really well.but I didn't want to clean the aftermath of broiling. So, steaks were out. So, I checked out indoor grills and this one, the Ninja FG551 had great reviews. It works very well but there are things to know.You need to learn the grill. Just like I had to learn my outdoor gas grill. My first efforts were good, but I'm getting better results as I use it more. You really need to heed the "rest" instructions as your food will continue to cook when taken off of the grill. The air fryer works well. I've done chicken and French fries that were delicious.Cleaning is easy as the surfaces are non-stick. But the grill surface has ridges that are a bit difficult to get a sponge into. I've learned to just throw mine into the dish washer. Works great.I never see smoke coming from my Ninja. But, my kitchen has a smoke alarm just feet away from my countertops (bad design). I learned to move the grill over to the space beside my stove and to turn my vent on to low. Completely fixed the alarm from going off.This is a good grill. Well made, functions as advertised and I'm liking it more and more with use.