Ninja’s making things even more tempting by rolling out three fresh Crispi colours – Cherry Crush, Ginger Snap, and Frosted Lilac – just in time for festive gift-buying season.
The Ninja Crispi has already earned a cult following among air fryer fans, becoming a non-negotiable travel companion for those who can’t bear to go without their crispy, golden meals. It’s compact, portable, and impressively powerful for its size.
The new shades join the current lineup of CyberSpace, Stone, Pink, and Sage, and they add a tad more personality to the appliance.
The base unit is the same. You get the same quick, healthy meals that Ninja’s bigger air fryers deliver, just with a version that is far easier to store when not in use for those with smaller flats. For an in-depth look at our experience with this portable air fryer, check out our Ninja Crispi review.
We think Frosted Lilac really stands out as the new colour we’d plump for. It’s soft and a bit shimmery – ideal for Christmas, and a pretty fantastic gift. Honestly, it’s a nice change from all the boring colours typically associated with air fryers. It’s playful without being over the top, and it just fits perfectly with how Ninja keeps turning its bestsellers into statement pieces for your kitchen.
Ninja is going all in on colourful tech
This isn’t Ninja’s first colourful refresh, of course. The brand recently did the same with the Ninja CREAMi and the SLUSHi Max, leaning into the idea that kitchen gadgets should look good along with being functional.
Other than the colours, nothing’s changed. The Crispi still cooks fast, is efficient, and packs everything into a compact £149.99/$179.99 frame. It’s perfect for apartments, dorms, or small-space living. In the US, shoppers have a few extra hues to choose from in the lineup, so there’s something for everyone.
With these new shades and the same trusty performance, the Crispi is an easy pick for anyone who wants practical performance with a splash of personality. Keep in mind, though, these special colours are limited editions and won’t stick around for long.
