Ninja Crispi Pro 6-in-1 Glass Air Fryer | 6qt & 2.5qt Glass Containers with Storage Lids | Non-Toxic | Meal Prep, Microwave, Freezer & Dishwasher Safe | Air Fry, Bake & More | Cyberspace | AS101CY

Best purchase one can make to cook – worth more then the price
We had the old Crispi – at first we just used it to reheat food when needed , but lately we been cooking with it more and more to the point it earned its place on the counter, and once the new big version came out, we said goodbye to the regular air fryer – which was also ninja but the toxics from the non stick pan was on our minds since it became a thing, so we threw it out and decided to to get the pro. Best choice ever – glass container to see the food cook and a light to help you, if needed – best choice ever, and I know it’s a bit pricey but so worth it – we now cook on both the small one for fries, corn – bread , etc and the pro for meats, best choice that you won’t regret

Love it
Love being able to see the food as it cooksI cooked a whole chicken in 45 minutes

Multifuncional
Me encanta lo multifuncional, la preparacion es rápida y de muy buen gusto los alimentos.

Great power and convenience!
I feel I am pretty familiar with air fryers, and my most recent one was a Ninja, so I am familiar with that brand of air fryers as well. I feel qualified to give this in depth review :)The Ninja Crispi pro has great power! It can easily cook frozen meat all the way through! Its max temp is 450 which is quite good! It has lots of different settings, and for all of them except “max crisp” you can adjust the temperature.Working it is fairly simple, which is one thing I do like about Ninja air fryers. It doesn’t have those fancy alarms to remind you to shake the basket or anything like that. I like that. Makes it much easier in my opinion.The Crispi Pro is versatile! I absolutely love how I can cook and store all in the same container! The containers are very durable and sturdy and the lids fit very nicely and you get a good seal. I was a little hesitant about the movable base, but it is actually very easy to move, and stays in place quite well. The glass bowls are some kind of shock proof, so it won’t break going from cold to hot or vice versa.I will say one handed operation is easier in a basket style. Those I can pull out one handed, shake and put back in. With the Crispi Pro you have to pull it out with both hands. There is a sturdy holder with grips, those do get hot at times but not near as hot as the glass, so you may need pot holders.I do really like this air fryer, but let’s address one of the main things, the cost.Personally, I think $279 at the time of this review is pretty steep. My previous Ninja air fryer was a basket style and less than half the cost of Crispi Pro and cooked just as well. Of course, there is the concern of not using glass for the bowls, and it having those chemicals they are now saying is bad.TLDR: great air fryers, very powerful, but pretty expensive.