Ninja Air Fryer MAX PRO 6.2L - Black vs CRISPi 4-in-1 Portable Glass Air Fryer — Comparison

The AF180UK and CRISPi look similar in a Ninja lineup but are entirely different products. The AF180UK (£149) is a conventional 6.2L drawer air fryer with 2400W of power and 6 cooking modes: Air Fry, Air Crisp, Roast, Bake, Dehydrate and Reheat. It is designed for family-size meals.

The CRISPi FN101UKGY (£179) is built around a glass pod system — a 1.4L glass pod works standalone for a single portion, or drops into a 3.8L holder for 2–3 servings. The glass chamber gives a full view of food as it cooks, and cool-touch handles make it safe to lift straight from the counter. The trade-off: fewer cooking modes (no Bake, Dehydrate or Reheat), lower peak capacity, and £30 more expensive.

Bottom line: the AF180UK is the family workhorse — more capacity, more cooking functions, and £30 cheaper. The CRISPi makes sense for 1–2 people who want a compact, portable air fryer with a visible cooking chamber and do not need Bake or Dehydrate.