Crispi Pro 6-in-1 Countertop Glass Air Fryer

The Ninja Crispi is the best gadget we have ever purchased. Use it almost daily. You can see the food, clean up is super easy and you can store/serve in it too! And now there's an upgraded 6 in 1 thats new. 100% reccomend

The Ninja Crispi is the best gadget we have ever purchased. Use it almost daily. You can see the food, clean up is super easy and you can store/serve in it too! And now there's an upgraded 6 in 1 thats new. 100% reccomend

I recently got the Crispi pro and I really like it. Easier to clean and I love how you can cook and store in the same container. It came with 2 glass containers and 2 grill plates, so that was nice, too! Someone gave me some advice to spray a little cooking spray down in the glass bowls, makes for very easy clean up!

Yes and no. It’s more about the power they have, the size, and options for me. While not necessary to spend $300 on a good one, a decent one with good power and size will run at least $100 imo. I started with a cheapo Bella one, power sucked. Upgraded to a nicer $70-$80 off brand one. I liked it but it died after a year. I’m now the proud owner of a Ninja 6 in 1, and then was gifted the Ninja Crispi Pro. While I do love the pro, it cooks just as well and has the same options as my $129 Ninja 6 in 1, the Crispi pro is easier to clean though because of the glass bowls, and supposedly without the chemicals found in basket style ones. I would not have personally spent $279 on it though, but since it was gifted to me I will happily use it!

I have the Pro version. Instead of the device sitting on top of the container, the container slides into the base and has a movable base to account for the change in bowl sizes. I also have a regular basket style 7-in-one Ninja air fryer. The Crispi pro is my go to. Easier to clean. I love the change out in bowls that I can even store the cooked food in.

The Ninja double stack XL was really big, it took up a lot of counter space I didn’t have. I ended up selling it and getting the Crispi Pro, which I love and it doesn’t take up my entire counter. I can’t speak to the Cosori, but I do really like the Crispi Pro. Seems easier to clean as well

I have been obsessed with finding the perfect air fryer for a while now and after testing a bunch I wanted to share my personal recommendations. # The Top-Tier Beast Machines * [**Breville Smart Oven Air Fryer Pro**](https://share.google/0TmXKkriclyxtJjcI) **- $400** *Pros: It's a full-featured convection oven that also air fries perfectly. The capacity is huge and it can replace your toaster.* *Cons: It's very expensive and takes up a significant amount of counter space.* * [**Typhur Dome 2 AI Smart Air Fryer**](https://share.google/OZ8jwMlcU0vM30bOj) **- $400** *Pros: Has a self-cleaning function and a large flat basket that fits a 12" pizza. The top and bottom heating elements cook evenly.* *Cons: It's very expensive for a dedicated air fryer and is a newer less-known brand.* # The Mid-Range Workhorses * [**Ninja Crispi Pro 6-in-1 Glass Air Fryer**](https://share.google/FzgJ1w0CDdpPy6t1E) **- $280** *Pros: The glass containers are non-toxic and let you see the food as it cooks. They can also go in the microwave and freezer.* *Cons: The design with separate containers is a bit unusual.* * [**Cosori Iconic Stainless Steel 6.5 Qt Smart Air Fryer**](https://share.google/F16jSKTy1ozjlAgnc) **- $250** *Pros: A premium stainless steel build with a non-toxic ceramic basket. A very high-end feel for the price.* *Cons: It's a single basket so you can't cook two things at once like a dual-zone.* # The Budget Champions * [**Ninja DZ090 6-Quart Dual-Zone 2-Basket Air Fryer (Renewed)**](https://share.google/dPpQ4TjTsIZYBvWSM) **- $110** *Pros: You get two separate baskets to cook two different foods at once which is incredibly convenient. An amazing price for a renewed model.* *Cons: It's a renewed product so it may have cosmetic blemishes and has a shorter warranty.* * [**Gourmia Digital Air Fryer, 7.5 Liter**](https://share.google/PIUYF4FgiZeX3ngUQ) **- $90** *Pros: A very large 7.5-liter capacity for a rock-bottom price. The window is useful for checking on your food without opening it.* *Cons: The build quality and materials are very basic compared to the more expensive options.* TL;DR: If you want a toaster oven replacement get the Breville. For a high-tech basket fryer get the Typhur Dome. For dual-basket cooking on a budget get the renewed Ninja.

this is actually such a detailed explanation thank you i had no idea about the cooling step to let the starch crystallize. that’s wild. i definitely have NOT been doing a double cook situation. i basically just cut -> oil -> air fry -> hope for magic. i might actually try this full method just to see what happens, even if it’s a bit extra. when you say fry at 300°F first in a normal fryer, what would you translate that to in an air fryer? lower temp for like 8–10 mins, then chill, then blast at 400°?

for ease of cleanup, I’d say go with the ones with a basket, not the ones that double as ovens. The basket can be taken out and washed. The oven style don’t work as well for air frying and are hard to clean. We got an Instant Pot Vortex Plus and loved it. we found that we could cook so many things and started cooking rather than going out to eat because it was so much faster. Eventually that one had to be replaced when the display failed but we definitely got our $125.00 worth out of it. We replaced it with a Ninja Crispi Pro and it has been good too. We like that it has a glass basket. That is easy to clean and doesn’t have the non-stick coating that might be of concern for some.

Yea, air frying can be a little messy so it is good to go with one that is easy to clean. You don’t want that chicken grease all over your toaster overn.

We just got a Ninja Crispy Pro. One of the benefits we liked is that the fryer “basket” is glass. It still has a non stick grate in the bottom but that is removable and you could probably do without it. It had less nonstick surface than any other fryer we saw. It’s easy to use with fairly simple controls

I love the glass bowels of the Ninja CrispI Pro. They don’t have any questionable non-stick coatings and are super easy to clean. The controls are much better than the ones on the non-pro Crispi.

We went from an Instant Vortex Plus to a Ninja Crispi Pro. The Vortex screen died after a year. The Crispi PRO has been great. Similar functions to the Vortex. The Pro version gives you full temp and time control. (Skip the cheaper base model that only has presets). The best feature is the glass baskets. Easy to clean. No teflon. Easy to see things as they cook. The Vortex had a small window but it quickly got covered in a hard to clean film. The basket on the Crispi just pops in the dishwasher. the Crispi Pro is more expensive than the Vortext but I feel it is worth the small premium.

Ninja Crispi Pro. It is glass, and big enough to cook a whole chicken! It air fries and bakes! It’s super easy to clean! It’s so cool! I have an original Ninja Crispi that I bought before the Pro size came out and it’s wonderful.

I have a Ninja Crispi and can confirm it is *very* easy to wash. Glass wipes clean after a spritz of the dawn power wash stuff. The little removable tray has a great non stick coating on it, carmelized/burnt food bits slide right off after a quick soak or throw into the dishwasher. I recommend the Crispi Pro however, it’s big enough for a whole chicken and you can set a specific temp.

Ninja Crispi Pro. Size: can cook family sized portions or single portions. Even big enough to cook a whole chicken. Cleaning: glass wipes off quickly, the crisping insert is non stick like whoa, it’s all dishwasher safe but honestly it’s easier to hand wash. Safety: all non toxic parts. Convenience: you can meal prep different dishes in the glass containers with the included lids, prep the night before and cook when you get home. Style: it looks good on the countertop. Maybe you don’t care, maybe you do. I love mine and I talk to it when I’m cooking.

Yes it’s quite thick glass (thicker than my Pyrex casserole dish) that securely fits in its handles/base piece. It feels super sturdy 😊

I have a Ninja Crispi and *love* it. I’ve used all the temp settings (air fry, bake, reheat, and max crisp) and it works great, it’s super easy to clean, and it looks good on my countertop. But I got mine before the Ninja Crispi Pro came out which I think is a better option. You can set the specific temperature instead of a “temperature range” like mine, and it’s big enough to air fry a whole chicken which I’d love to do lol.

Ninja Crispi Pro. It is glass, and big enough to cook a whole chicken! It air fries and bakes! It’s super easy to clean! It’s so cool! I have an original Ninja Crispi that I bought before the Pro size came out and it’s wonderful.

I have a Ninja Crispi and can confirm it is *very* easy to wash. Glass wipes clean after a spritz of the dawn power wash stuff. The little removable tray has a great non stick coating on it, carmelized/burnt food bits slide right off after a quick soak or throw into the dishwasher. I recommend the Crispi Pro however, it’s big enough for a whole chicken and you can set a specific temp.

The Ninja Crispi has four buttons for Air Fry, Max Crisp, Reheat, and Bake. The cook time is just a “+ -“ to set. And it’s glass so non toxic. I love mine.

I have a Ninja Crispi and *love* it. I’ve used all the temp settings (air fry, bake, reheat, and max crisp) and it works great, it’s super easy to clean, and it looks good on my countertop. But I got mine before the Ninja Crispi Pro came out which I think is a better option. You can set the specific temperature instead of a “temperature range” like mine, and it’s big enough to air fry a whole chicken which I’d love to do lol.

Look at the Ninja Crispi Pro models that have glassware baskets. They are pretty good. Much easier to clean and you open them up less to check the food because you actually see your food. I have one and like it more than my other model Ninja that is a 9 or 12-in1 thing

I have the crispi pro not this exact model, but we LOVE ours. The pro has temperature control where as the OG doesn’t I think, so for the extra costs, that alone was worth it for us.