Expert Pick #09

Breville Smart Oven Pizzaiolo.

Breville's indoor countertop pizza oven that hits 750°F using the Element iQ system to replicate a brick oven's conductive, radiant, and convective heat profile.

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Breville Smart Oven Pizzaiolo

The Verdict.

8.0/ 10

Gavler Meta-Score

The right pick when outdoor isn't an option. Hits 750°F on a standard outlet, replicates the brick-oven heat profile, and bakes excellent pizza year-round indoors.

The Gavler Verdict

Precision Engineering

Electric Indoor Use

It plugs into a standard household outlet, letting it run indoors year-round without gas, wood, or outdoor venting.

Element IQ Heating

Element IQ controls top and bottom elements to replicate conductive, radiant, and convective heat like a brick oven.

Reaches 750°F

It is among the first countertop ovens to hit 750 degrees Fahrenheit, cooking a wood-fired-style pizza in about two minutes.

Technical Specifications

FuelElectric (120V)
Cooking Surface12 in pizza (round stone)
Max Temperature750°F
Heat-up TimeAs little as 15 minutes
MaterialStainless steel, cordierite stone
Dimensions18 x 18 x 10.6 in (approx.)
PresetsWood Fired, New York, Pan, Thin & Crispy, Frozen
Cook TimePizza in about 2 minutes

The Scoreboard

Expert Consensus82%
Community Rating83%

Praised as the top indoor electric option for replicating wood-fired results without an outdoor setup, though its high price and 12-inch limit are common reservations.

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Global Critique

The Pizzaiolo is the first domestic countertop oven to hit 750°F and cook an authentic wood fired style pizza in 2 minutes.

Breville (Manufacturer)

Breville Pizzaiolo review: A pricey pizza oven with lots of options.

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