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product_id: 15133170
title: "Sunflair Mini Portable Solar Oven…"
brand: "sunflair"
price: "SAR 617"
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reviews_count: 9
category: "Sunflair"
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# 1.25 lbs ultra-lightweight folds to laptop size 285°F max solar heat Sunflair Mini Portable Solar Oven…

**Brand:** sunflair
**Price:** SAR 617
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ☀️ Cook smart, travel light, and never miss a sunny meal!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Sunflair Mini Portable Solar Oven… by sunflair
- **How much does it cost?** SAR 617 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- sunflair enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted sunflair brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Pack Light, Cook Big:** At just 1.25 lbs and folding to laptop size, it’s the ultimate travel companion for the modern adventurer.
- • **Eco-Friendly & Flame-Free:** Cook safely where open flames are banned—ideal for wildfire zones, urban rooftops, and eco-conscious lifestyles.
- • **Ready in Seconds, No Fuss:** Zero assembly required—set up or pack away in moments, perfect for busy professionals on the go.
- • **Complete Kit for On-the-Go:** Includes thermometer, trivet, collapsible silicone pot, and carry bag—everything you need to solar cook like a pro.
- • **Sun-Powered Culinary Freedom:** Harness up to 285°F of clean, renewable solar heat—cook anywhere, no plugs needed.

## Overview

The Sunflair Mini Portable Solar Oven is a lightweight, foldable solar cooker that reaches up to 285°F using only sunlight. Weighing just 1.25 pounds and folding to the size of a laptop, it’s designed for easy setup and portability. Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and eco-conscious professionals, it includes a thermometer, trivet, collapsible silicone pot, and carry bag, enabling flame-free cooking anywhere from urban rooftops to remote wilderness.

## Description

Product description ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Entire kit weighs 1 lb, 12 oz and oven folds down to the size of a 3-ring binder. State-of-the-art closed cell insulation. Oven can reach temperatures of up to 285 F. Temperature varies depending on season and location. Compare to slow cookers that range between 180 - 300 F or a stovetop that reaches 212 F (boiling) with simmering at 180-190 F. Simmering is a gentler method of cooking, ensuring more tender and flavorful food. Four-season cooking below 40 degrees latitude and three-season above. A UV index of 3+ is best for solar cooking. Oven folds to 2 x 11 x 13 inches.

Review: Works in winter! - I received the mini Sunflair oven last night. I am no stranger to solar cooking, but have only used home made cookers so far. This one seemed a little small to be efficient, but mostly I wanted the collapsible silicone pot, so... Today at 1:55 pm I threw two eggs (in the shell, no water) in the silicone pot good sun. and set it in the driveway facing the sun. Ambient temperature about 32 degrees, no wind. A little less than 2 hours later, after 2 minor adjustments to face the sun and tilt it forward for the low sun, I decided to check the eggs, with little hope that they were cooked. To my surprise, they were perfectly hard boiled. Not bad for late afternoon in mid-winter. Happy with my purchase, and looking forward to more fun. I'll probably buy the full sized version soon. Update: if you want higher cooking temperatures, place the pot inside a turkey roasting bag available at any grocery store. This also helps contain the steam coming off the food s theres less condensation on the clear front panel of the cooker. The bag puffs up, helping th keep the clear panel from drooping onto the pot inside. Maybe some of the reviewers who complained about low temps could try this out. Another update: where this thing really shines (pardon the pun) is heating MRE's and preparing freeze dried meals. MRE's often contain 2 pouches of food best consumed hot, but only one chemical heater, so I ended up with some leftover pouches and no heaters. I dropped one on the trivet in the sunflair and 30 minutes later it was almost too hot to eat. I think 20 minutes would be enough for a hot meal. Freeze dried meals placed in the silicone pot with cold water and placed in the oven come out more thoroughly hydrated and plenty hot than when using boiling water. Takes 30 minutes to an hour, but worth the wait, especially when you account for the ease of set up and no monitoring necessary. Great for camping during wildfire danger. Still love this thing, though still think it's too smal for household use. Still want the bigger one... For those having trouble, consider the size. It's fine for re-heating and very simple cooking on clear days, but beans and othe things will take a looonnngg time. My brother-in-law has the bigger one, but gave up on it because it was "too hot". I have played with lots of designs of solar cookers, and consider this one a good accessory, not a go-to cooker. Worth the money, but if you are new to solar cooking, get the bigger one, make your own (search for Teong Tan's designs) or try the All Season Solar Cooker. Also, the temperature inside the pot will be higher than outside the pot, so don't trust it entirely, check the food temp after a while. There's a learning curve. It works, but learn how it works.
Review: Love this thing (Update: 08-15-20) - (Update: 08/15/20) This solar oven is still working amazingly and still holding up very well. I have recently been using it to disinfect my N95 masks and other filter inserts. Since then, I have come across a Washington Post article highlighting the practice of disinfecting N95's in a rice cooker for 50 minutes at 212° with no pressure. This solar oven reaches temps just over 225°. With a little fine tuning of its positioning relative to the sun, it can get close to 240° during the summer. So this article, in no uncertain terms, has corroborated what I've doing for about a month or so. I will continue to disinfect my masks in this manner but now I wish I had the larger solar oven, as this one can only accommodate 4 N95's across the oven floor. (Update: 01-07-17) Still works great and the clear plastic cover is still as clear as it was when I first purchased it. No signs of yellowing from repeated use nor any signs of creasing in the clear plastic cover from folding it flat from storage. I did see a question about how it performed in the cold. I've never used it in the cold so I decided to see how hot it would get. I'm in Kentucky and it's currently 16°F with clear skies. I started testing it at 1:45pm, and it took 15 minutes to get to around 150°F. However, it only managed to get up 168°F despite being left out for over 2 hours. Interesting to note, though, is that it was at that temperature even though it sat on top of snow. Moving it to a dry chair did not increase its cooking temperature at all. Probably could only use it in winter to warm up canned goods because at this latitude I'm looking at maybe 4 hours (tops) of good sun. More than likely couldn't cook anything raw due to low temps and sunlight duration. Others may get hotter temps at lower latitudes and possibly in warmer ambient temperatures. Still 5 stars for me though. (Original review) This is my first solar oven but I was surprised in its abilities. It's smaller than I thought it would be but it contains everything one needs to cook without constantly monitoring the food. The highest temperature I've been able to attain was just above 225 degrees. It heats up fast. I tried to set it inside a sealed car on a sunny day but it didn't get any hotter. I think the UV rejecting properties of the front windshield had something to do with that. It comes with a solid surface flat trivet that doubles as a baking sheet, albeit small. Also comes with a collapsible silicone pot with lid, small as well, a thermometer, a cooking guide, and a bag to carry everything in. Very light and very portable. Cooked rice and beans just recently during a partly sunny day. We forgot about it hours later and the food was very fresh, still moist and still very hot! Very pleased.

## Features

- #1 Portable Solar Oven from Salt Lake City to the Solomon Islands! Cook from sun-up to sundown.
- Includes: 1 solar oven thermometer, 1 trivet, 1 collapsible silicone pot, and a handy stuff bag. No assembly required. Easy to use. Sets up and stores in seconds.
- Cook where open flames are not allowed. Possible to cook in some vehicles. (Cook Responsibly!)
- World's lightest and easiest solar oven; floats and dries quickly; folds to the size of a laptop; hiking, boating, fishing, beach, construction sites, RV-ing, tiny houses, camper trailers, educational learning, emergencies, bug out bags, and zombie apocalypse.
- Meets FDA, EU, and Prop 65 standards

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00U1Y6QQM |
| Best Sellers Rank | #97,230 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #32 in Outdoor Ovens #238 in Camping Stoves |
| Brand | Sunflair |
| Brand Name | Sunflair |
| Capacity | 1.5 Cups |
| Color | Orange |
| Control Type | Knob |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 171 Reviews |
| Door Material Type | Tempered Glass |
| Door Style | Dropdown Door |
| Finish Type | Polished |
| Included Components | Carry Bag |
| Item Weight | 1.25 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Sunflair |
| Material | silicone, wood |
| Model Name | FBAMini |
| Model Number | FBAMini |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Handy |
| Part Number | FBAMini |
| Power Source | Solar Powered |
| Size | 2 x 11 x 13 inches |
| Special Feature | Handy |
| Temperature Range | 285 Degrees Fahrenheit |
| UPC | 700371248536 |
| Warranty Description | 1 year limited warranty |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Sunflair
- **Capacity:** 1.5 Cups
- **Color:** Orange
- **Material:** silicone, wood
- **Special Feature:** Handy

## Images

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## Available Options

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works in winter!
*by C***O on January 4, 2019*

I received the mini Sunflair oven last night. I am no stranger to solar cooking, but have only used home made cookers so far. This one seemed a little small to be efficient, but mostly I wanted the collapsible silicone pot, so... Today at 1:55 pm I threw two eggs (in the shell, no water) in the silicone pot good sun. and set it in the driveway facing the sun. Ambient temperature about 32 degrees, no wind. A little less than 2 hours later, after 2 minor adjustments to face the sun and tilt it forward for the low sun, I decided to check the eggs, with little hope that they were cooked. To my surprise, they were perfectly hard boiled. Not bad for late afternoon in mid-winter. Happy with my purchase, and looking forward to more fun. I'll probably buy the full sized version soon. Update: if you want higher cooking temperatures, place the pot inside a turkey roasting bag available at any grocery store. This also helps contain the steam coming off the food s theres less condensation on the clear front panel of the cooker. The bag puffs up, helping th keep the clear panel from drooping onto the pot inside. Maybe some of the reviewers who complained about low temps could try this out. Another update: where this thing really shines (pardon the pun) is heating MRE's and preparing freeze dried meals. MRE's often contain 2 pouches of food best consumed hot, but only one chemical heater, so I ended up with some leftover pouches and no heaters. I dropped one on the trivet in the sunflair and 30 minutes later it was almost too hot to eat. I think 20 minutes would be enough for a hot meal. Freeze dried meals placed in the silicone pot with cold water and placed in the oven come out more thoroughly hydrated and plenty hot than when using boiling water. Takes 30 minutes to an hour, but worth the wait, especially when you account for the ease of set up and no monitoring necessary. Great for camping during wildfire danger. Still love this thing, though still think it's too smal for household use. Still want the bigger one... For those having trouble, consider the size. It's fine for re-heating and very simple cooking on clear days, but beans and othe things will take a looonnngg time. My brother-in-law has the bigger one, but gave up on it because it was "too hot". I have played with lots of designs of solar cookers, and consider this one a good accessory, not a go-to cooker. Worth the money, but if you are new to solar cooking, get the bigger one, make your own (search for Teong Tan's designs) or try the All Season Solar Cooker. Also, the temperature inside the pot will be higher than outside the pot, so don't trust it entirely, check the food temp after a while. There's a learning curve. It works, but learn how it works.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Love this thing (Update: 08-15-20)
*by N***R on June 14, 2015*

(Update: 08/15/20) This solar oven is still working amazingly and still holding up very well. I have recently been using it to disinfect my N95 masks and other filter inserts. Since then, I have come across a Washington Post article highlighting the practice of disinfecting N95's in a rice cooker for 50 minutes at 212° with no pressure. This solar oven reaches temps just over 225°. With a little fine tuning of its positioning relative to the sun, it can get close to 240° during the summer. So this article, in no uncertain terms, has corroborated what I've doing for about a month or so. I will continue to disinfect my masks in this manner but now I wish I had the larger solar oven, as this one can only accommodate 4 N95's across the oven floor. (Update: 01-07-17) Still works great and the clear plastic cover is still as clear as it was when I first purchased it. No signs of yellowing from repeated use nor any signs of creasing in the clear plastic cover from folding it flat from storage. I did see a question about how it performed in the cold. I've never used it in the cold so I decided to see how hot it would get. I'm in Kentucky and it's currently 16°F with clear skies. I started testing it at 1:45pm, and it took 15 minutes to get to around 150°F. However, it only managed to get up 168°F despite being left out for over 2 hours. Interesting to note, though, is that it was at that temperature even though it sat on top of snow. Moving it to a dry chair did not increase its cooking temperature at all. Probably could only use it in winter to warm up canned goods because at this latitude I'm looking at maybe 4 hours (tops) of good sun. More than likely couldn't cook anything raw due to low temps and sunlight duration. Others may get hotter temps at lower latitudes and possibly in warmer ambient temperatures. Still 5 stars for me though. (Original review) This is my first solar oven but I was surprised in its abilities. It's smaller than I thought it would be but it contains everything one needs to cook without constantly monitoring the food. The highest temperature I've been able to attain was just above 225 degrees. It heats up fast. I tried to set it inside a sealed car on a sunny day but it didn't get any hotter. I think the UV rejecting properties of the front windshield had something to do with that. It comes with a solid surface flat trivet that doubles as a baking sheet, albeit small. Also comes with a collapsible silicone pot with lid, small as well, a thermometer, a cooking guide, and a bag to carry everything in. Very light and very portable. Cooked rice and beans just recently during a partly sunny day. We forgot about it hours later and the food was very fresh, still moist and still very hot! Very pleased.

### ⭐⭐⭐ Pretty good but not as effective as I wanted it to be
*by H***O on May 10, 2016*

It got up to about 175F and wouldn't go higher. This is in direct sunlight in San Diego in April. There's not a very easy way to tilt it up to receive more sunlight without toppling over the water you're trying to boil or meal you're trying to cook. I really like the effort but the execution wasn't quite there.

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