Ninja Crispi Pro
- Even, crisp results in testing
- Big and small glass dishes with lids
- Wide range of temperatures and fan speeds
- Slow to preheat, and pricey
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Updated 6 Oct 2026
Is the Ninja Crispi Pro worth it?
Yes — if you want glass that cooks properly.
In RTINGS' testing most of each batch came out crisp and golden, which the cheaper Crispi can't manage. It preheats slowly and costs a lot more than a basket air fryer of the same size.
Get it if…
- You want to cook and store in glass.
- You cook for three or four.
- You'd also bake or prove dough in it.
Skip it if…
- You want the most cooking space for your money.
- You want food fast the moment you switch on.
Things to know before you buy
- 01
The glass dishes are bulky and don't nest, so they take cupboard space.
- 02
The cooking area is smaller than a flat basket of the same capacity.
RTINGS found it cooks evenly, so most of each batch comes out crisp — the thing the cheaper Crispi struggles with — and it has a wide range of temperatures and fan speeds. It preheats slowly, and Prudent Reviews points out a normal basket air fryer gives you more space for less money.
Not quite right? Get this instead
Ninja Foodi DualZone XL
More cooking space for the money, and two foods at once.
Still deciding?
How we reached this verdict
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: RTINGS, Prudent Reviews, Homes & Gardens, TechRadar, Tom's Guide, Trusted Reviews, manufacturer specifications.
Updated 6 Oct 2026How we decide