Solo Stove
6 guides tagged Solo Stove
Explainer
Are Solo Stove Pizza Ovens Worth It? (2026): An Honest Verdict
Short version: yes, if you want a simple, affordable, good-looking 12-inch oven from a brand you may already trust, especially if you own Solo Stove fire pits. The round, clean Pi and Pi Prime are easy to live with, fairly priced ($349 and $424), and the multi-fuel Pi reaches the ~950°F floor that bakes a true 60-second Neapolitan pie. The catches are real: the lineup is just two ovens, both 12-inch only, and the gas Pi Prime runs cooler (~850°F) than Ooni's and Gozney's ~950°F gas ovens. Here's where Solo Stove earns it, where it doesn't, which model fits whom, and who's better served by Ooni's range or Gozney's build.
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Comparison
Solo Stove Pi vs Ooni Karu 12 (2026): Which Should You Buy?
Two 12-inch multi-fuel ovens that line up almost spec-for-spec, both burn wood with an optional gas burner, both reach ~950°F, both belong to the 60-Second-Pizza Club. The Solo Stove Pi is the clean, circular, lifestyle-brand design with a removable burner system, at $424 and 30.5 lb. The Ooni Karu 12 is $75 cheaper, lighter at 26.4 lb, and plugs into Ooni's much bigger accessory ecosystem and resale market. We run both on our signature spine and tell you which multi-fuel oven is yours.
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Comparison
Solo Stove Pi vs Solo Stove Pi Prime (2026): Which Should You Buy?
Same clean circular 12-inch Solo Stove design, two very different fuels. The Pi is the original multi-fuel oven, real wood-fired flavor and live fire, an optional gas burner for flexibility, and a hotter ~950°F bake, at $424. The Pi Prime is the gas-only simplicity play: one push-button dial, no ash, the easiest way in, but it tops out ~850°F and has no wood option, for $349. We run both on our signature spine and tell you which Solo Stove is yours.
Read the guide →~9 min read
Review
Solo Stove Pi Prime Review (2026): The Easy, Good-Looking First Oven
Solo Stove took the company's signature round, sculptural look and pointed it at pizza: one propane dial, no fire to manage, ~850°F on the stone. It is the easiest, most forgiving way into 90-second Neapolitan pizza we've tested, and at $349 it's also one of the cheapest. Here's the full Pi Prime verdict: where its simplicity is a genuine gift, where ~850°F costs you a beat against the hottest gas ovens, and who should buy it.
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Comparison
Gozney Roccbox vs Solo Stove Pi Prime (2026): Which Should You Buy?
Two compact 12-inch propane ovens that look like rivals on paper, and split decisively on the bench. The Gozney Roccbox is a ~950°F, densely insulated, safe-touch oven that bakes like a flagship; the Solo Stove Pi Prime is a ~850°F single-burner oven that costs $150 less and looks beautiful doing it. We run both on our signature spine, peak floor temp, 60-Second-Pizza Club, heat recovery, and tell you which compact oven deserves your patio.
Read the guide →~9 min read
Comparison
Ooni Koda 16 vs Solo Stove Pi Prime (2026): Which Should You Buy?
Two propane ovens, two very different missions. The Ooni Koda 16 is a 16-inch, ~950°F flagship built to clear the 60-Second-Pizza Club with room to spare; the Solo Stove Pi Prime is a 12-inch, ~850°F single-burner value oven that costs $250 less and looks gorgeous doing it. We judge both on the same objective spine (peak floor temp, club membership, heat recovery) and tell you which one actually fits your patio and your budget.
Read the guide →~9 min read