Ninja Glass Air Fryer FN101CGY

For someone who wants to air fry a small meal and store it in the same container, the Ninja Crispi pairs a removable PowerPod with two borosilicate glass containers. It is designed for cooking in smaller batches, rather than replacing every job a full-size oven can do.

The set includes a 4-qt container, a 6-cup container and two snap-lock storage lids. That gives you a choice of vessel for a quick lunch or a larger meal.

Both containers are described as PFAS-free and free of PTFE and non-stick chemical coatings. The PowerPod has four modes: Max Crisp, Bake, Air Fry and Recrisp.

How to use it

Choose the container that suits the portion, attach the PowerPod and select the mode for the food you’re making. For example, the smaller vessel could be used to crisp a personal-sized lunch, once the food has cooled, the included lid lets you use that same container for storage or transport. The listing says the 6-cup container can crisp a personal-sized meal in seven minutes, though actual cooking time will depend on what you prepare.

The 4-qt vessel is intended for larger cooking jobs: the product information says it fits a 4-lb whole chicken with vegetables. When you want to keep cooking and storage in one vessel, the glass format and snap-lock lids are the main draw. Just remember that the lids are for storage, not for use during cooking.

Pros

The useful distinction here is the removable PowerPod and choice of container sizes. Instead of dedicating counter space to a conventional, single-basket air fryer, this setup is aimed at flexible small-batch cooking and storing leftovers in the same glass vessel. Its four cooking modes also cover baking and reheating, not just air frying.

The listing describes the lids as airtight and spill-proof, and says the PowerPod’s fixed heat-safe feet protect several countertop materials. It makes sense if you value glass cookware, want to move from cooking to storage with fewer dishes, or usually cook for one and sometimes need the larger container. Would that versatility matter more than having a larger, dedicated appliance? That is the central choice.

A limitation: the product information gives no wattage or cleaning instructions, so it’s hard to judge power requirements or how much day-to-day cleanup will involve. And while the 4-qt container is presented as suitable for a whole chicken with vegetables, this is still a two-container system, not a full-size oven for larger batches. It isn't for you if your priority is cooking large quantities at once or comparing appliances by detailed power and maintenance information.

Spec sheet

• Type: 4-in-1 air fryer system with removable PowerPod
• Model: FN101CGY
• Modes: Max Crisp, Bake, Air Fry and Recrisp
• Maximum temperature: 450°F/232°C
• Containers: 4 qt/3.8 L and 6 cup, borosilicate glass
• Included storage: Two snap-lock lids
• Cookware: PFAS-free, no PTFE or non-stick chemical coatings

What I’d decide

Choose the Ninja Crispi if the combination of a smaller cooking vessel, glass containers and storage lids fits how you actually eat. The 6-cup size is the more relevant one for single portions, the 4-qt container gives you room for a larger meal, according to the listing. Based on the listing, the appeal is convenience across cooking and storage, not a promise that it will replace a larger oven or air fryer. If your meals regularly need more capacity, or you need clear cleaning and power details before buying, another appliance format may be easier to assess.