Side by side · US models

Crispi 4-in-1 Portable Glass vs 6.5-QT Air Fryer Pro XL

Compare FN101ST with AF181: documented cooking layout, capacity, dimensions and important unknowns.

FN101ST

Single-basket layout illustration

AF181

Single-basket layout illustration

The decision in plain terms

Choose Crispi 4-in-1 Portable Glass if you want the smaller advertised capacity. Choose 6.5-QT Air Fryer Pro XL if the larger advertised capacity fits your batch plan.

The key documented difference is advertised capacity. That difference does not establish a proportionate change in usable cooking area, portions or cooking speed. There is no hands-on performance winner or live-price winner in this comparison.

The documented differences

SpecificationCrispi 4-in-1 Portable Glass
FN101ST · US
6.5-QT Air Fryer Pro XL
AF181 · US
Total capacity (qt)46.5
Layoutsinglesingle
Baskets11
Exterior sizeUnknown12.6 W × 16.3 D × 14.17 H in
Rated power (W)15001750
CleaningGlass containers, crisper plates and adapter are dishwasher-safe; lids top rack only. Never put the PowerPod in the dishwasher.Basket and crisper plate are dishwasher-safe; the guide recommends hand-washing the basket to extend its life.
Documented modesMax Crisp, Bake, Air Fry, RecrispMax Crisp, Air Fry, Roast, Bake, Reheat, Dehydrate
Warranty statement1-year limited warranty1-year limited warranty

What could change your choice

Measure the food footprint you need, inspect the manual's clearance instructions and confirm exact-model accessories. Unknown dimensions and coating chemistry are not equivalent to zero or an adverse finding. Current price, stock and personal budget can reverse a specification-based preference.

FN101ST: official source
AF181: official source

FN101ST: model-specific notes and limitations

Includes swappable 4-qt and 6-cup containers; only one cooks at a time. The glassware claim does not establish the material of every cooking component. Ninja’s official FN100-series guide applies: SharkNinja support lists the FN101ST as covered, though the guide text names the FN100. It says to keep objects 6 inches from the vent, without rear, side or top distances.

glass container: Manufacturer describes glassware as PFAS- and PTFE-free. Source

containers: Owner’s guide describes glass containers with a fixed heat-protectant base and handles. Source

lids: Owner’s guide describes BPA-free plastic lids for microwave and storage use only. Source

AF181: model-specific notes and limitations

We read the manufacturer’s length figure as front-to-back depth; the height is Ninja’s published value, not our measurement. The owner’s guide asks for adequate space above and on all sides, without giving distances.

basket: Owner’s guide calls the removable basket both nonstick-coated and ceramic-coated; further coating chemistry is not stated. Source

Sources verified 2026-09-14. Comparison is based on manufacturer statements, not our testing. How we research.

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