It's not completely smokeless, but that's not going ti affect my rating. This one was perfect for me, the size, the spark screen, and came with a cover.

Like one reviewer mention, don't go straight for the XL, make sure you need the XL. I was lured in by the XL being on sale, LoL, a short November 2022 sale, make the customer feel a time crunch to save money, LoL. I think I should have gotten the smaller version, but the XL size makes cleaning (ash removal) much easier, more room to reach in to sweep and scoop. Even small fires are smokeless. So far, I only have a need for small fires, fires that only need to burn for around two hours, more or less, enough time to sit outside, enjoy the cold winter air and clear night sky and slowly sip a few favorite “beverages”. Also, determine which wood and fuel (wood products) work for the way you will use your Fire Pit. I'm a nerd so I like experimenting. These are the woods/fuel I tested. I learned that products burn differently, especially speed. DuraFlame Gold Ultra-Premium Firelogs Green Mountain Firewood. Simple Simon Premium Mix. Enviro-Flame Premium. I also cut/break my fuel up as to not use full logs. Smaller fires. And I mix the different fuels.

This is a pretty sweet fire pit. Works like a charm with controlling the smoke and the xtra large size is pretty awesome. Took a bit to put it together. I would recommend inspection if you can at the club since we had a damaged leg which my husband just straightened out since he didn't want to return it to the store. Otherwise this is a great fire out and I would recommend it

Quick reminder that the smokeless concept relies on getting the sidewalks inside very hot to superheat the air and cause secondary combustion. This means that you need to have a large fire inside with sufficient wood to reach and heat the sides. Don't buy the XL for the size and expect to be able to have a smaller fire inside that's still smokeless. You need to really fill it up.

I think its a good choice for the money. Its as sturdy as solo stove but a little heavy which I don't mind. Not to difficult to assemble does come with a mediocre wrench to assemble with. Not as good or sturdy as the breeo stove but its half the price. All in all its a deal for a novice fire pit user. If I was into using it all the time I would buy the breeo stove.

The handle for the ash cover broke immediately. Nice large size.

Have not used it as of yet. It came all apart, and three pieces bent, I do Maintenace, so I was able to fix the bent pieces. seams to be flimsy but time will tell.

I feel a little duped by the smokeless claim. While it is better than a traditional fire pit, it's picky about how it burns, quality of wood, and your fire building skills. Most of the time it still smoking you just notice it less because the heat rises so quick. It still smokes. Likely to return

After some time to assemble, I made a fire. After 30 minutes, the smoke was just as bad as when I first lit the fire. It may be too big to heat the air to reburn the smoke. I gave it 2 stars since it will make a nice fire pit. I'm concerned that the neighbors may complain about the smoke. I have a smaller Solo Stove that is smoeless. It works much better than this stove. Maybe the smaller version of this stove works better.

Product was damaged when we opened it. Had to return. Feels solid but I couldn't assemble it because of the damage.