Ninja Crispi Microwave

The Microwave Finally Chases a Crisp Finish

Ninja Crispi Microwave pairs ordinary microwave speed with an automatic air-fry finish. FusionCrisp technology heats food first, then switches to cyclonic air up to 450 degrees Fahrenheit to brown and crisp the surface. Ninja says the system can take food from frozen to crispy in ten minutes and prepare full meals up to 60 percent faster than a conventional oven.

Glass Replaces the Usual Cooking Basket

Food cooks inside a 5.5-quart CleanCrisp glass basket that is free of PFAS and PTFE. A flatbed interior removes the rotating turntable, providing 40 percent more usable area than a 0.9-cubic-foot turntable microwave. The capacity is intended for meals serving eight to ten people rather than single portions alone.

Microwave Settings Stay Alongside Air Frying

The appliance retains the traditional controls expected from a countertop microwave while adding the crisping sequence. That matters for leftovers and frozen meals where fast heating often leaves breading or crusts soft. Users can keep the convenience of microwave cooking without moving the dish into a separate air fryer for the final texture.

The First Ninja Microwave Is Available Now

The $449 Crispi Microwave became available July 16, 2026 through SharkNinja's website. It extends the glass-based Crispi family beyond dedicated air fryers, joining the DualZone model and other multi-function cooking products. Its defining idea is simple enough to understand at a glance: one appliance handles the fast interior heat and the dry, high-temperature finish.