Ninja's First Microwave Combines Microwave Speed With Air Fryer Crispiness

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Ninja has released its first microwave, the Crispi, which is built around a feature called FusionCrisp. The technology aims to pair the quick cooking of a microwave with the crispy finish typically achieved by an air fryer. According to the review, the appliance can take the place of two separate kitchen devices. The source text provided is brief, so further details such as pricing and availability are not covered here.

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