Ninja Strays From Tradition With This Modular Wonder
Alright, pay attention. Ninja’s newest gadget – the Crispi – is far from your average countertop air fryer. No, this one resembles a sophisticated Lego set for adults with appetites. It’s modular, stylish, and crafted to be tucked away in a cupboard when you’re not crisping up your fries. Say goodbye to looking at an ugly, greasy eyesore taking up valuable counter space as if it owns the place.
You can even take it along with you, like a mobile snack sorcerer. It features glass dishes to cook in, so once you’re finished, just pop the lid on and place it in the fridge. No mess, no hassle, and no risk of cross-contamination from that one housemate who has never used a sponge.
Ideal for Students, Compact Kitchens & Style Enthusiasts
Let’s face it – this is an excellent choice if you’re sharing a flat and want to avoid cleaning disgusting old appliances that smell like last weekend’s takeaway. And, if you evaluate kitchen tools based on their aesthetic appeal like you do with sneakers – you’re in for a treat. This model is available in “Cyber Space” (essentially a deep ocean blue), “Sage” (elegant garden vibes), and “Stone” (dull yet sophisticated).
But Ninja has truly embraced the influencer lifestyle and introduced a couple of limited-edition hues. Yes, it’s now available in a delightful two-tone mint, soft pink, and periwinkle – which sounds like something from a baking show but is actually a light purplish blue. Thanks, Gen Z.

Where To Find One (If You’re Fortunate)
Currently, these limited-edition colours are exclusively available in the US – thanks for nothing, Ninja UK. They retail for $179.99, which isn’t pocket change but still more affordable than many other Ninja devices that occupy excessive kitchen space.
You can snag one directly from Ninja Kitchen US, but act fast – they’ll run out quicker than free drinks at the bar. For those of us in the UK, we are left with Sage, Cyber Space, and Stone until further announcements. Keep an eye on GadgetLad.co.uk – I’ll let you know when the pastel collection hits our shores.
Should You Purchase the Ninja Crispi?
Let’s get straight to it – it performs well for the price. I rated it four out of five stars in my review on GadgetLad (just a bit of cheeky self-promotion), and not merely because it looks good on the countertop. The glass dishes allow you to keep an eye on your food as it crisps up, rather than having to guess when your chicken is cooked like a blind contestant in a baking competition.

Super Simple To Use – Even Your Grandma Can Handle It
Here’s the lowdown. Place your food in the TempWare glass container. Plug in the Crispi Power Pod (sounds like something out of a superhero movie), set it on top, choose a cooking mode, and you’re off. Truly plug-and-play style.
It has four functions: air fry (obviously), roast, keep warm (for those moments when you forget it while scrolling through TikTok), and “recrisp” – essentially reheating with a fancy title. With 1700W and a maximum temperature of 185°C, it packs more power than your cousin’s unreliable Vauxhall Corsa.
What’s Included In The Package?
You’re not just buying a fryer here – you’re acquiring a complete modular culinary hub. Here’s what’s in the package:
- One massive 3.8-litre (4-quart) TempWare glass dish
- One smaller 1.4-litre (6-cup) TempWare glass dish
- Leakproof, BPA-free plastic lids for storage
- Crisper plates (for, well, crisping)
- The Crispi Power Pod lid

Still Unsure? There’s More From Where This Came
If you’re not convinced by the Crispi – perhaps you need dual drawers for double servings or just want a larger cooking space – check out my recommendations for:
– Best Ninja air fryers
– Best dual-drawer air fryers
– Best air fryer ovens
– Best overall air fryers
Conclusion
“Crispi by Name, Crispi by Nature – and Now It’s Minty Fresh Too”
Ninja’s Crispi isn’t just another trend-driven fryer – it’s a smart, modular design that looks fantastic, cooks exceptionally well, and stores more neatly than your friend’s Pokémon card collection. Whether you’re decorating your kitchen in Pinterest-worthy pastels or simply want an appliance that won’t fill the air with unwanted odors, this air fryer meets numerous criteria.
Not the cheapest option available, but you get what you pay for. And what you receive is crispy fries, easy cleanup, and a device that doesn’t resemble an unwanted robot from Robot Wars. If you have a compact kitchen, bothersome flatmates, or just an appreciation for mint green gadgets – go ahead, indulge yourself.
— GadgetLad
