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This is one of the coolest products I’ve ever found on Amazon. Where has this little fire-pot been hiding?I don’t eat s’mores (way too messy) but I love the idea of a portable camp fire whenever the mood strikes me. And, unlike my larger Solo stove knockoff, I don’t have to schlep it out and load it up with wood or pellets and then have to monitor it until it’s totally extinguished. That’s for a different night.All I wanted was a friendly, manageable, inexpensive and portable way to have a little outdoor fire experience without the clean-up and extra work. A perfect me-time indulgence.Btw, since buying this little guy & sharing it with friends, several of them have immediately gone out and bought one for themselves. And they love ‘em.One last thing. In my Goldilocks quest for “just right”, I bought a couple of other versions from other sellers/mfrs. This one is by far the BEST one out there. It may not include little pitchforks to use for toasting but it is packaged perfectly, includes excellent instructions, and is fairly priced. I wouldn’t trust any other version.In fact, I think he needs a buddy..

It was exactly as described I love it very easy to use I would buy again

It's really cute. You can use it indoors our out. It's very stable. I think it was well worth what I paid and I would recommend.

My niece had the best time! Easy to use. Easy to clean and burns for around 45-50 minutes per fill

It’s a fun product, it’s not the most attractive tabletop firepit in this colorway, I would’ve opted for the all-black if that were available at the time but the white also looks nice from the product photos. The fire pit bowl is well made and appears to be durable. However, I was a bit disappointed with the product logo being etched into the side of the concrete. While it's not a deal breaker, I would have preferred a cleaner look without the branding. It's easily remedied by simply turning it away from you though I guess.The marble base seems to serve an important function, but I must admit it clashes a bit with the style of the concrete. It's not a huge issue, but it would have been nice if the materials were more complementary to one another.Despite those small issues, the tabletop fire pit bowl burns well and is mostly smokeless. It's been a fun novelty for a chilly spring night on the back patio, and I appreciate how easy it is to use. I would recommend this product to anyone looking for a stylish and functional addition to their outdoor living space, and if you like s'mores then this'll be a good excuse to break out the marshmallows.

This is nice to have in our yard when we're hanging out. It's a good decent size and easy to use. I'm sure there are better looking mini firepits than this one, but this one does its job at a low price tag. Good quality and it doesn't put out too much smoke.

While I'm pleased with its functionality, I have to say that I was a little disappointed with the finish quality. There were some minor issues with the finish, but they didn't affect the functionality of the fire pit. It works great, and I’m hoping the finish sort of evens out with age. And before I say more, I should clarify, if I could give this 3.5 stars instead of 4, I would. But hey, it rounds up to 4.Despite the finish issues, it works well. Compact on a tabletop, it still produces the heat/flame necessary to roast a marshmallow. It's easy to light and extinguish.While I wish the pit itself looked a bit better, it’s made of sturdy materials and seems like it will hold up well over time. I dig on the lid to extinguish the flame and protect the fire pit when it's not in use. I’m excited to have some friends over and roast some mallows.While the finish issues were a bit of a letdown, they weren't significant enough to detract from the experience of the fire pit. If you're looking for a small, tabletop fire pit that works well and is reasonably priced, this one is worth considering.

We got this little fire pit for our RV, where we have a semi-permanent gazebo on our deck and wanted something for a little warmth and ambiance. This little guy is great so far and looks good on the table. The cement material matches really well and also makes the fire pit quite heavy and unable to blow over. It comes with a couple different inserts to allow you to burn different materials — one with cotton for burning alcohol and another empty cup for burning wood. We used some wood pellets and it worked pretty well. My only complaint is that the cup is a little deeper than it should be and it’s a little tricky to keep a flame without choking it out due to the lack of oxygen. Still a nice inexpensive option to a tabletop solo stove.