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It's kickass and worth it if you like making pizza. I picked mine up for $297 2 weeks ago as I was watching for it to go on clearance as Walmart always blows the outdoor cooking stuff about this time to make room for their Christmas shipment. Last year it was too new so they didn't blow them out.
I have a few buddies that have had them for awhile and LOVE them! They use them a few times a week from pizzas / foldovers and even steaks which turn out killed in this.
I've yet to use mine but have had stuff they've made out of them and it's a SOLID buy at $300… which is why I pulled the trigger.
I have had the original for years and years now. My platter eventually warped and I believe that was part of the reason they retired the Pizza Oven 1.0 from the Blackstone lineup.
This one was relaunched a year or so back with a $1k price tag. At that price it isn't worth it. There's better options. But at this price it's an amazing deal. I love ours and I bought one to replace my 8 year old model.
The biggest downside is you can't go full blast with it. It is far too powerful and will get to 900F and that stone will cremate your pizzas. You have to dial things down just a bit, but you can crank out 60 second pizzas if that is your game.
Just picked this up in DFW for $397. Not as good as posted, but a solid deal nonetheless.
I had the old version for the past 6 years and the motor is slowing and periodically sticking so I definitely needed a replacement as they don't sell replacement motors.
Just picked this up in DFW for $397. Not as good as posted, but a solid deal nonetheless.
I had the old version for the past 6 years and the motor is slowing and periodically sticking so I definitely needed a replacement as they don't sell replacement motors.
Any rotisserie motor is a good replacement. I had to replace mine on the old style.
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I have a few buddies that have had them for awhile and LOVE them! They use them a few times a week from pizzas / foldovers and even steaks which turn out killed in this.
I've yet to use mine but have had stuff they've made out of them and it's a SOLID buy at $300… which is why I pulled the trigger.
This one was relaunched a year or so back with a $1k price tag. At that price it isn't worth it. There's better options. But at this price it's an amazing deal. I love ours and I bought one to replace my 8 year old model.
The biggest downside is you can't go full blast with it. It is far too powerful and will get to 900F and that stone will cremate your pizzas. You have to dial things down just a bit, but you can crank out 60 second pizzas if that is your game.
I had the old version for the past 6 years and the motor is slowing and periodically sticking so I definitely needed a replacement as they don't sell replacement motors.
I had the old version for the past 6 years and the motor is slowing and periodically sticking so I definitely needed a replacement as they don't sell replacement motors.
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