Customer Ratings & Reviews

My girlfriend loves this device, it makes very tasty dishes and they are low in calories.

I love glass bottom so you can see your food cooking. Very light weight and easy to clean.

I tried to like it because of the price I paid for it but the bottom line is it sucks. It has 4 temperature settings and two of those are similar. To cook frozen biscuits or anything similar and get the center done the outsides will be rock hard. There are better and more versatile products on the market for the amount of money this cost. Im in the process now of buying something else and will be giving this away just to be rid of it.

“This product is excellent. It has great quality, is easy to use, and meets all my expectations. I highly recommend it!”

Exactly what I expected. Not sure if I would use the smaller bottom bowl

we owned so many airfryers and this one is the best one so far! easy to clean and super easy to use.

Great! Love it works better than my old air fryer! Will definitely tell family about it! And really great price!

Not pleased with it. The dishwasher cleaned it easy but no way to dry it as the bottom does not come apart

I think this is a good product for someone but not me. I got it home & read the recipe book & realized the food this product can make isn’t what I eat so I returned it.

This thing is amazing, cooks your food evenly and you can cook multiple things at a time.

This is a life changing electronic, I use it for work and is easy to handle

Very useful i love it ……………………………………………………………………./

I love all my Ninja stuff. However, I didn’t end up using this at all. I was about to but didn’t like that I couldn’t pick the temperature and the whole reason I bought it was for more sterile container and cleaning but it’s not any easier to clean! Returned it

Works very well, but the glass container is a safty issue.

It would probably work and great but just decided there were too many parts and pieces to keep track of.

The Ninja Crispi Portable Cooking System comes with two glass dishes, that have covers and also each has a plastic rack for the bottom of the bowl. The bowls have attached plastic handles that do not come off. There is also a nice cookbook included with several options for meals. I am an experienced cook so I just have tried my own recipes. I first took fresh potatoes and cut them into shoestring French fries and air fried them for 10 minutes. I spritzed them with avocado oil and salt & pepper. They were delicious. I bought 2 large turkey legs and baked, then air fried until they reached the correct temp. They were very good. I reheated left over filet mignon and used the air fryer function for 10 minutes and the steak got warm but remained medium rare and tasted great. For a side of vegetables, I cut up potatoes, carrots, cabbage and onions and baked and air fried. The cabbage got a little over done but the combo was very good. This cooking system is somewhat easier to use than my large air fryer and the 2 sizes of bowls give you so much flexibility and they can be washed in the dishwasher. The bowls stack but the top unit would need to be stored somewhere and today’s kitchens have so many devices that storage can be a challenge. This unit would be ideal for a small kitchen that didn’t have a large air fryer. The top unit does get very hot & care is needed when removing so I wouldn’t recommend allowing young children to make snacks or reheat meals in this unit. I have been a learning how to make some quick & very good meals with this device. I actually prefer using this vs. my large air fryer/toaster oven. You can buy extra glass dishes so you could make several meals for different days so this would be ideal for when people come home from work & could quickly prepare a meal. I highly recommend!

Bought this online as a gift ... Though the title is advertised as 5 in 1, it is not a 5 in 1 ... it is a 4 in 1 ... FALSE ADVERTISING!!!!!!! I was song and danced 3x with Customer support as all I wanted was them to solve the problem and produce what I thought I was buying.... they did not (Including a conversation claiming that they put in a claim and someone would call me to try and resolve this .. they did not.

I wanted to love this product and do not know if mine was defective, but it either burned the food or it left it under cooked. I tried doing vegetables and they were so fried and dehydrated, you couldn't even eat it. I tried again using less time and they were hard. I even tried adding water and it did not work. Very dissapointed.

At first I loved the product. But then suddenly it stops working in between the cooking and could not press any buttons. I searched for this and found so many people complain about that same problem. If they could fix this problem, this would be the best product.

When my wife told me about this product while we have 4 or 5 other things in our kitchen that contain some sort of "air-frying" capability, I didn't really get it. She's not one to get excited about gadgets. Now that we've had some time to use it, though, I can say that I understand now. Setup is basically nothing. Wash the dishes. Then it's just plug in and press the buttons to get your desired settings and hit go. It's a really strange product when you're used to air-fryers that are all largish units that sit on your kitchen counter. This is a pretty small thing you can carry in one hand and I think it does a better job than a lot of our other air fryers. The main purpose of this is to air-fry something you intend to take with you, I think. The dishes that you need to use have handles and you just place a metal spacer plate on the bottom that keeps the food off of the bottom and lets air circulate around. When your thing is cooked, you have lids you can stick right on the same dish you used to cook it and you can just carry it around with the handles. Really convenient if you're on your way to a barbeque or I guess even to just bring the dish to the dining room table to serve. This is the part I didn't fully understand when I heard about it. There's a bit of versatility and convenience you don't really get with larger stand-alone units that take up counter space. It comes with 2 dishes and I feel like the smaller one is more than capable for most of the meals I'm heating up for myself. If I have a lot of food to cook, the larger one feels big enough for most jobs we have. And we can also have the smaller dish cooking while we prepare the larger dish and just move the actual cooking unit to the larger dish when it's done. A lot of versatility, like I said. The modes are pretty standard and there's a sticker on the unit that tells you the temperature each one cooks at (ours did start to peel off, but the temperature ranges are pretty easy to figure out). You have a bake settings, a air-fry, crisper and reheater. Pick the poison for the job and set a time and you're off. The dishes are small enough that you don't need to do any sort of preheating because the space heats up really quick. I think that's why I like the job this unit does over my other air fryers. You might need to adjust some of your cooking times as you discover how this one cooks but I've found a lot of my foods come out a lot crispier in less time than most of the other air fryers I've used before. Cleanup is also pretty easy since they're basically just standard dishes to clean up. The heating unit can be wiped down as needed. Really a nice feature after looking at my small air fryer oven and how infrequently we clean that. I can't really think of anything bad to say about this. Everything is easy to use, easy to clean and it does a great job at cooking. If there is a negative, it's just adjusting the time you cook some of your foods which you'll pick up over time. Otherwise, I'm a big fan. If you don't have an air fryer, I'd really consider this one. If you have another one or two that are working great for you, you might not need this but it's still worth considering just for the versatility and convenience this has.