Indoor Grill CUSIMAX Electric Smokeless Grill Portable Korean BBQ Grill with Turbo Smoke Extractor Technology, Non-stick Removable Plate, Tempered Glass Lid, Great for Party(Single Plate)

The media could not be loaded. I recently bought the Cusimax Smokeless Grill, and I couldn't be happier with my purchase! This grill has completely changed the way I cook indoors.Pros:No Smoke: The smokeless feature really works! I can grill without setting off my smoke detectors.Even Cooking: The heat distribution is excellent, ensuring everything cooks evenly. My steaks have never been juicier!Easy to Use: Setup was straightforward, and the temperature controls are intuitive. I love that I can adjust the heat based on what I'm cooking.Versatile: I’ve used it for veggies, fish, and even pancakes! It's perfect for any meal.Simple Cleanup: The removable grill plate makes cleaning a breeze. I just pop it in the dishwasher.Cons:Size: While it's compact, it may not fit larger cuts of meat or big family meals, but it’s perfect for smaller portions.Overall, the Cusimax Smokeless Grill is a fantastic investment for anyone who loves grilling but wants the convenience of indoor cooking. Highly recommend!

I'm not one to write reviews on stuff I buy, but after using this appliance, I gotta say, it's just shy of phenomenal! My first try was on some lamb chops my roomie had bought (and really the reason I got this thing, cuz my grill pan just smoked out my condo!). They turned out perfectly! Next was a New York Strip. Again, perfection! Pro grill marks, great taste and 99% no smoke! My hints for potential buyers are 1) Be careful of the lid handle, it gets HOT! Have some pot holders on hand. (I leave mine on top of the lid as a reminder). 2) Let the grill get really well pre-heated. It takes some time, but patience is a virtue here! In my few uses, it takes a good 15-20 minutes to allow the grill plate to come to temp, so you end up with those grill marks we all love! 3) Keep an eye on the temp of what you're grilling. I used my own intuition, but this little guy cooked things a little faster than I thought. I would recommend an instant read thermometer and just check things along the way.As for storage, I does take up some real estate on the counter top, so I was able to find some space in my closet that it fits in to perfectly, along with some of my other kitchen appliances that I don't use all the time, but still want easy access to.Set up was easy breezy, as was clean up. You could certainly put some of the components in the dishwasher, but I did things by hand and it was a breeze.If you live in an apartment or condo with limited ventilation (like me), this little guy is a life saver! For all the rest around the world that may have access to outdoor grilling, this is a great option for those times where the weather just isn't cooperating when you have a hankering for something from the grill.Have fun grillin' up some yummy food y'all!

Something to note, I bought this specifically for kbbq and have only used it twice.-Meats tried: sliced brisket, sliced rib-eye, pork jowl, kalbi-Fed 6 adults, 1 teen, and 3 kids for this sessionI thought it was very easy to intuitive to use and set up. The only real 'building' you have is to screw in the handle for the lid (which I don't really plan on using much).Size: I would put this at a medium-leaning large size. It was tough to keep up with the demand for meat for everyone all at once (because I was feeding 10 people), but it did a good job. It did take a little longer to find my grove as I started with the grill plate vs the griddle, but things started to move quickly once I did. For reference, I fit an entire pack of Trader Joe's Kalbi at once on the griddle. If I remember correctly, the grill plate did have a bit more cooking area.Grill experience: Overall, I am very happy with this purchase. The smell is definitely still there, but it definitely did not get smokey at all. The hot spots on the griddle were more toward the middle. The further parts did not heat up as well but didn't end up being that big a deal for me.Only wish: My only minor gripe was that there was no fat drain for the griddle. You could scoop it over the edge, and would fall out into the draining parts. However, it did wipe up pretty easily with a paper towel and made the rest of the clean-up pretty easy.Clean-up: Top-level is the grill/griddle, then a 'funnel' level both below/to the side of the grill/griddle, (the heating element), then it would go to the catch at the bottom pan. At a minimum, you will need to clean the grill/griddle + funnel part every time. The funnel is the 'sides' of the griddle. The grilling element, for me, didn't get dirty at all but it could be different cooking something fatty on the grill plate.Conclusion: If I could start over, I would buy this again, maybe two of them. For a smaller party or family use, I think 1 of these would be perfect in size. The smokeless aspect definitely works, and it isn't too bad to clean up. Most of the other options for smokeless grills that I saw did not come with a griddle. For KBBQ, I would only want to use the griddle vs. a grill plate. The grill plate would be useful for like steaks.