
Analysis by Valery Grin · · updated October 3, 2026
Ninja Woodfire OO101EU: 8-in-1 electric outdoor pizza oven
Electric oven with a pellet smoker and a stone included, for 30 cm pizzas without gas or wood
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- Weight
- 14.6 kg
- Material
- Pizza stone, stainless steel door and painted finish
- Warranty
- 2 años del fabricante
Quick answer
Worth it if you want pizza and a little smoke outdoors without gas or wood, and have a socket within reach. It is electric (2400 W, up to 370 °C, 30 cm pizza) and the pellets only add flavour. If you already make pizza in your kamado, it buys convenience, not more heat. Rated from the listing, not from hands-on use.
Electric, 2400 W, up to 370 °C and a 30 cm pizza. The smoker's pellets give smoke, not heat: the heat comes from the socket. It will not replace a kamado, but it makes pizza without lighting any charcoal.
The Ninja Woodfire OO101EU is an electric outdoor oven with a pellet smoker and eight functions: pizza, roast, gourmet roast, top heat, bake, smoke, dehydrate and keep warm. According to the listing it reaches 370 °C, is rated at 2400 W and takes 30 cm pizzas. It comes with a pizza stone, a Pro-Heat tray, a roasting rack, a smoker box, a pellet scoop and two welcome packs of pellets (an intense blend and an all-purpose blend). The door is stainless steel and folds down, the controls are buttons and the manufacturer's warranty is two years.
The first thing to understand is that it is electric. The heat comes from the heating element; the pellets in the smoker box only add smoke and flavour, not temperature. That is why it is not a wood-fired oven, however much the brand talks about Woodfire technology, and why it needs a socket outdoors: the listing says it is for outdoor use only. For anyone who wants neither gas nor wood, that is exactly the appeal. For anyone after live fire, it is not. Its closest rival in the catalogue is the Ooni Volt 12, also electric, which is advertised for indoor and outdoor use; the Ninja is outdoor only, but adds the smoker and the roasting functions.
The basic difference from a kamado is electric versus live coals. A kamado cooks with lit charcoal and smokes for hours on a 46 cm grate in a Large; this oven cooks with a heating element and only adds pellet smoke. In exchange it spares you lighting the charcoal and heating a whole kamado, and aims at a 30 cm pizza. If you want a pellet oven that does burn its pellets for heat, look at the Big Horn Outdoors 12 inch: here the pellets give smoke and nothing else. The listing claims pizzas in under 3 minutes at 370 °C, preheating not included, and room for about 5 kg of steaks or two racks of ribs. That is the manufacturer's figure, not our own measurement.
Shortcomings read from the listing. First, it contradicts itself on weight and size: the bullets say 14.6 kg and 38 x 45.7 x 54.6 cm; the details table says 20.1 kg and 51 x 57 x 41 cm. Here we quote the first version, the bullets, and you should measure your space before buying. Second, it does not publish how long it takes to preheat, how many pellets a session burns or what the smoke is like on long cooks. Third, the material in the table appears only as stone, with no further detail. The Amazon rating, 4.5 out of 5 from 405 reviews, is what it is: an average, not a test.
Verdict: an electric pizza oven with a smoker for anyone who wants to cook outdoors without gas or wood. If you already own a kamado, only convenience justifies it.
Pizza and a little smoke outdoors with just a socket. Useful without gas or wood; with a kamado at home it is convenience rather than heat. Rated from the listing.
Editorial rating from spec sheet, measurements and kamado fit · not a hands-on test
Pros
- Electric: no gas or charcoal, 2400 W and up to 370 °C per the listing
- Includes a pizza stone and two welcome packs of pellets
- Eight functions, among them pizza, roasting, baking, smoking and dehydrating
- 2-year manufacturer warranty; 4.5 out of 5 from 405 Amazon reviews
Cons
- Pellets give smoke only: the heat is electric and needs an outdoor socket
- The listing gives two weights and two sets of sizes: 14.6 kg or 20.1 kg
- 30 cm pizza per the listing: it does not replace a kamado's grate
For you if…
For anyone who wants 30 cm pizza and a little smoking in the garden without gas or wood, with an outdoor socket nearby and no kamado.
Not for you if…
If you want live fire or long, large smokes, a kamado does more. And if you have no outdoor socket, this oven is no use to you.
Specs
| Weight | 14.6 kg |
|---|---|
| Material | Pizza stone, stainless steel door and painted finish |
| Temperature | ≤ 370°C |
| Warranty | 2 años del fabricante |
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Complete your pizza kit

Falci Aluminium Pizza Peel 32 × 34 cm
A 30 cm pizza needs a slightly larger peel to slide it onto and off the stone without distorting it. This one measures 32 x 34 cm, so it covers the diameter the Ninja listing advertises. It is aluminium and complements the oven rather than replacing anything: the Ninja brings a stone, but no pizza peel. The listing does not publish the width of the oven mouth, so check that the peel fits.
€40

BIG HORN OUTDOORS SRPG18003B: 12-inch pellet pizza oven
This is the contrast pairing, not an add-on. Both are 12-inch ovens for roughly 30 cm pizzas, but the Big Horn burns pellets as fuel (475 °C advertised, 11.3 kg, 30.5 cm stone, per its listing), whereas in the Ninja the heat is electric and the pellets only give smoke. Pick the Big Horn if you want real fire and have no outdoor socket; the Ninja if you prefer convenience and a smoker.
€170

WMF BBQ Heat-Resistant Leather Gloves 40 cm (Pair)
The oven reaches 370 °C and has a tray, a rack and a stone that are handled hot. These 40 cm leather gloves are a good complement for pulling out the tray or turning pieces without burning yourself. Ninja includes no gloves, and the listing says nothing about cool-touch handles. The gloves' listing publishes no maximum temperature: use them for brief handling.
€39
Frequently asked questions
Do the pellets give heat like a wood-fired oven?
No. It is a 2400 W electric oven: the heating element provides the heat and the pellets in the smoker box only add smoke and flavour. Ninja calls it Woodfire technology, but the power source the listing declares is electric. That has a practical advantage, no flame to manage, and a clear limit: do not expect the flame or the behaviour of a wood-fired oven or of a kamado with lit charcoal.
How does it differ from the Ooni Volt 12 in the catalogue?
Both are electric. The Ooni Volt 12 is advertised as a pizza oven for indoor and outdoor use. The Ninja Woodfire OO101EU is outdoor only, reaches 370 °C, makes a 30 cm pizza and adds a pellet smoker, a rack and a tray for roasting. If all you want is pizza and you can cook indoors, look at the Ooni. If you want pizza, roasting and a little smoke outside, the Ninja has more functions on paper.
What changes between an electric oven and a live-fire one?
The heat source. The Ninja uses a 2400 W heating element: it reaches 370 °C per the listing, makes 30 cm pizzas in under 3 minutes preheating not included, and brings its own stone, with nothing to light. A live-fire oven or kamado works with real flames, which gives a different character but means lighting, watching and cleaning. The Ninja's pellets give smoke only; the Big Horn Outdoors is the pellet oven that does burn them for heat, with 475 °C advertised and a 30.5 cm stone. The sensible view is to treat the Ninja as a complement: a quick weeknight pizza with it, long cooks in the kamado.
How much does it weigh and how much room does it take?
The listing cannot agree with itself. The bullets say 14.6 kg and 38 cm high x 45.7 wide x 54.6 deep; the details table says 20.1 kg and 51 x 57 x 41 cm. We have quoted the first version as the reference, but it is wise to set aside the larger space and check the figure before ordering. Do not forget either that it is for outdoor use only and needs a socket nearby.