Large Smokeless Fire Pit, 19.3 Inch Stainless Steel Firepit, Wood Burning Fireplaces with Removable Ash Pan, Portable Outdoor Firepit with Stand, for Camping with Carry Bag, Silver HL03SV

This works awesome! A friend of mine has the more pricey (Brand Name) one and this one comes in right up there in quality and heat output. The only thing is it did change color after first use. I mean I built a fire inside it so I guess that is expected?...IDK,. However I am happy with it. The 19.3 Inch (Even though they give dimensions) is actually a lot larger than I expected, with I am happy with.

I like this, it's small but not tiny. The little folding legs aren't very reassuring but they seem fairly sturdy.The fire works best when all of the material is fully contained within it so you do need to chop things up quite small. I had a few issues with longer pieces breaking in half and falling on the ground still burning. Puts off good heat though and isn't very smoky.These things never hold up to fire and rain as you can see in the photo is got some charring and surface rust after only a few uses. It does come with a drawstring bag of you don't want to leave it outside. Overall I don't really care about those minor cosmetic issues and I suspect all of these brands have much the same issues, this unit is a good deal IMO.

Works well in 8mph wind. works well with firewood. easy 2 carry. not too heavy. keeps fire & ash inside. works on deck. the fire starter enhancer is a bit confusing tho. idk how 2 use. what's the purpose of the enhancer? idk.

The media could not be loaded.  Just got this. Bought a box of fire starters. Broke one up in it and put wood pellets in it, about a quarter full. Then I add some more when it gets low. Puts out a lot of heat when the flame is that high. I bought it for the table top but I decided I like it on the ground better so I can watch the fire and keep my legs warm.

The media could not be loaded.  Zero tools to assemble.Comes with cover.pretty thick stainless steel.I've started a huge number of fires.... This thing is alot like a rocket stove. If you give it dry fuel and a spark, it rockets.Might put some bricks in the bottom for thermal mass.But, if you feed it, it will burn.Steel seems good quality and thick.At 1/2 the price or less of a solo, very good value.I really was impressed by it's quick ignition.

We live in a 55 and over community in Arizona. One of our community rules is that you're not allowed to have wood fires. You can use meat smokers but that's the only time you're allowed to have a wood type of fire. I ordered this fire pit to see if it would eliminate enough of the smoke to were no one would complain. It does a pretty good job of eliminating the smoke after it gets started. However I asked my neighbors if they could smell the smoke and they advised that they could. Also, this fire pit discolored after the first use. Not a deal breaker but it doesn't look very good. I don't know if the more expensive fire pits do that.

I ordered the 8.7 x 8.7 x 10.2 inch table top smokeless fire pit. I spend a lot of time out in my yard for movie nights and cookouts. I already owned a smaller fire pit like this but wanted something a little bit bigger. I wanted something that could throw off more heat on cooler movie nights. I like smokeless fire pits because we use a projector to watch movies, and smoke can interfere with the picture. When first lighting these fire pits, they do let off quite a bit of smoke. Once you get a nice hot fire, that's when the smoke really disappears. You can use sticks, paper, or any other material that burns. Personally, I use pellets in my table top fire pits, and they work great. Since ordering this unit, I have upgraded to an even bigger 19" firepit that sits on the ground. They both serve their purposes. I actually use this smaller unit more often. It gives off good heat, and the kids can make their s'mores. It's the perfect size for my gazebo coffee table. These small tabletop pits actually seem tougher to get a fire started in than the big full-size fire pits. I suggest ordering some fire started logs, and if you don't have a bunch of small sticks or wood, grab some pellets too. I use this little fire pit year round. Whenever company comes over they always ask me where they can get one of these.

Small tabletop fire pit, you can use smaller pieces of hardwood or pellets. Pellets are easier for the size of this unit IMO. Smokeless? Well not completely but it does not produce that much smoke. I think pellets burn cleaner than hard wood so if you are worried about the smoke this produces I would go the pellet route. It was smaller than anticipated and I use this to augment a much larger fire pit that is NOT smokeless. Makes for a nice conversation piece when company is over.