Which is better for a family of four?

The Crispi Pro. Its 6-quart basket and 1800W power fit a 7.5-lb chicken and larger batches, while the portable model tops out at 4 quarts and a 4-lb chicken.

Is the portable Crispi worth the savings?

If you mostly cook one or two servings, yes. At $130.00 versus $192.89 at their lowest recent prices, it saves about $63 and adds a 6-cup container that cooks in as little as 7 minutes.

Which one is easier to store?

The portable FN103BF. It is 9.25 in wide versus 12.2 in on the Pro, and its PowerPod design is built to be moved.

Do both use the same glass containers?

They share the CleanCrisp glass system, but the Pro's base fits 2.5-, 4- and 6-quart glassware, while the portable model ships with 6-cup, 2.5-quart and 4-quart containers.

Which has more cooking modes?

The Pro, with six functions including Roast, Bake/Proof and Dehydrate. The portable model has five and swaps Dehydrate and Roast for Keep Warm.

Both carry a 1-year limited warranty and use borosilicate glass that resists thermal shock. Longevity depends more on handling the glass carefully than on the model.

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Buy the Crispi Pro if you cook for a family and want the largest glass basket, higher wattage and a dehydrate mode. Buy the portable Crispi FN103BF if you want a smaller, lighter unit that travels and includes a 6-cup single-serve container. The Pro's lowest recent price was $192.89, while the portable model's was $130.00, so the Pro costs about $63 more at their best recent prices.

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