Worried about nonstick chemicals or air fryer baskets that don't come clean? The new Ninja Crispi countertop air fryer was made for you.

A Ninja air fryer has become the go-to for many, but you can pick up a similar design on Amazon that's 'just as good' as a Ninja but will cost you almost £120 less

Ninja has become the go-to brand for air fryers, and right now its own dual-drawer machines are reduced in its January sale. The Ninja Foodi Max Dual Zone is just £199.99 down from £269.99, for example. On the bargain side of things, this Black and Decker air fryer is a steal at just £59.99 from Robert Dyas.

However, Amazon shoppers think they've found an alternative that they're describing as 'just as good' but for a fraction of the price. The EMtronics Dual Air Fryer has a massive nine litre capacity across two dual-zone baskets, but it only costs £61.99 compared to Ninja's £179.99 for an equivalent model.

Ninja occupies numerous spots on CNET's best air fryers list, so it follows that I was eager to test its next generation model, the $160 Ninja Crispi 4-in-1 Portable Glass Air Fryer with interchangeable 6-cup and 4-quart glass cooking vessels.

The Crispi is listed for £179.99 on the Ninja Kitchen UK website and though it's currently sold out, you can join the waitlist for when it's back in stock. In a nutshell, it's a portable glass air fryer that offers handheld air frying for the first time.