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Tom’s Guide
Tom’s Guide
Technology
Erin Bashford

I tested this 360° glass air fryer — it looks like a Ninja Crispi, acts like a Ninja Crispi… but isn’t a Ninja Crispi

The kismile roasti air fryer with a glass cooking container photographed against a blue and wood background, showing the heating element lid.

It’s no secret that the Kismile Roasti is a Ninja Crispi dupe, even down to the “i” at the end of its name. The Roasti has the same portable glass container and air fryer lid. But, strangely enough, the two battling air fryers are exactly the same price. This is a little bizarre, as I’d assume most customers would opt for the big-name Crispi over the more niche Roasti, but let’s see how well the Roasti performs. Could it be one of the best air fryers?

Yes and no. The Roasti cooks most types of food evenly, preheats quickly, and is easy to clean. However, it doesn’t fare well with things prone to soggy bottoms like pastries, and if you’re cooking for more than a few people, you might be sorely disappointed. I would only recommend the Roasti for small households — people who live alone, or couples at a push.

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