[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have so many Ninja products and I was very excited to try this latest Ninja Crispi Station. I really love the idea of a glass air fryer that can also double as a storage container. This system not only looks sleek and modern on the counter, but did a great job at cooking savory dinner foods. Compared to other non-glass air fryers I've used, I did have to adjust cooking time down so foods didn't burn. It did a good job cooking foods evenly with no hot spots. The controls are easy to use and the machine itself makes minimal noise for an air fryer. It has easy to clean parts and one container stacks on the other for storage. I just feel like this could have been designed better. The glass containers are both hard to put in and take out of the machine. I actually couldn't slide the container on without bracing the machine against something so it didn't get knocked over. I also hated that I had to change the position of the bracing rack depending on the size of container. Speaking of containers, why doesn't it come with all 3 sizes? I couldn't even find where to order the middle size. I also hate that I have to find somewhere to store the containers when not in use. Overall I'm on the fence on whether this is an upgrade from my old air fryer. It has its positives and its negatives.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 4.8/5 — The Ninja Crispi Pro: The Appliance That Made Me Believe in Magic (and Question My Arm Strength) Let me tell you, the Ninja Crispi Pro has officially taken over my kitchen and possibly my personality. I've become that person who air-fries everything. Fries? Amazing. Chicken? Perfect. Leftover pizza? Reborn like a crunchy phoenix. I would probably air-fry a shoe just to see if it works (don't worry, I haven't… yet). The thing cooks so well that I'm convinced there's a tiny culinary wizard living inside it, wearing a little apron and judging my seasoning choices. BUT… There is one small issue. And by small, I mean the struggle is real: Putting the container in and taking it out feels like I'm participating in an Olympic sport I never trained for. I'm over here yanking, wiggling, lifting, praying… while the Ninja calmly sits there like, “Try harder, mortal.” If this thing had a difficulty setting, the basket mechanism is stuck on Expert Mode. Other than that? Flawless. Crispy. Delicious. 10/10 would recommend—just be prepared to wrestle it like you're trying to remove Excalibur from the stone.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I wanted to love this machine but atlas it's just not anything I would recommend to anyone. First off the noise is loud, I understand some low level noise but this was like a loud sound… very unpleasant. Second, the dishes aren't big enough for a family to have a meal, no way you're going to fit a regular size chicken and potatoes to feed a family of 4! Third, the glass container is hard to remove. I felt as if the whole machine was going to tilt over when I was trying to remove my meal when finished, everything is HOT! The glass containers are easy to clean in the dishwasher and have tops for easy storage. The buttons to turn the machine on are easy to use. The two levels (and size containers) are easy to move up and down. I feel like this machine is a lot more powerful that it describes, cook times could be shorter than shown in the small booklet. I feel like the QR code on the machine should go to a complete link on how to use the machine along with videos of recipes. Do I like this machine… nope, it's just not as convenient as it wants to be. It's not going to cook that Sunday dinner for the family either, just not enough room. I will give it a couple more tries with a few different things but I'm not optimistic.

I am so impressed. This air fryer is awesome- cooks perfectly and easily to clean

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We made 2 things with this Ninja Crispi Pro. I made the miso chicken thighs from NYTimes Cooking and Nestle chocolate chip cookies. Fyi, the thighs were skinless and boneless so they cook faster than the recipe. Pros: - The Ninja Crispi Pro is super fast. I cooked the miso chicken for 40 minutes but I definitely could have done 20-25 minutes. I think the close convection heat just cooks it much faster. - The miso chicken was delicious. The onions, carrots and potatos were nicely browned and caramelized. - The cleanup is very easy. The glass pots are dishwasher safe. - I usually have to wait 15min for the oven to preheat. With this appliance, I don't have to wait at all. It makes cooking dinner super fast. - The appliance materials are really nice and high quality. Cons: - The baking feature didn't really work. We didn't make the cookies from scratch (there's a recipe for it from their included cook booklet) but did the pre-made cookie dough one. I think the heat is too concentrated and didn't really let the dough cook slowly and spread. - Since the Ninja Crispi Pro cooks much faster, it's hard to use a recipe. You have to take an educated guess on how much time it will take to cook and maybe have to decrease the temperature a bit. I recommend keeping an eye on the food as it's cooking. Thankfully the pots are clear so it's really easy to check progress. - The plastic handles and foot of the glass pots cannot be removed. I do think this will be hard to keep clean in the long term.

My Ningja Crispi Pro is awesome; easy to use and love the look. I will continue buying more products no doubt.

Inconsistent results, takes a longer time to air fry, and the food texture is too dry my original Philips air fryer was much better

This was to be an upgrade to a Cuisinart we hadand it clearly fits that bill. Much easier to clean and operate. Performs exceptionally well to date.

Every time I use this, I smile. Well worth the cost. There's a light so you can see the progress of the food in the glass dish.

Cooks quickly with good temp control. Easy to clean. Glass bowls allows you to check cooking progress.