HOPERAN Food Dehydrator, 6 Trays Dehydrator with 72H Timer & 95-167℉ Temperature Control & LED Display, Dehydrators for Food and Jerky, Fruits, Herb, Veggies, Pet Treat, BPA-Free, Recipe Book Included

I bought this to make dog treats. I use it every other week for a few days at a time. Works great. And it’s perfect size for my small kitchen. Trays are easy to clean, just soak in hot water.Update: used for six months and stopped blowing hot air. Fan still works just doesn’t blow hot air…

It worked well for 5 weeks now wont heat up past air. Too late to return. Dang... that was some expensive herbs I dried.

My bunnies loves fruits and I can’t keep on buying fresh fruits weekly because I can’t feed them fruits everyday so I thought about getting a food dehydrator so they can last long. And the setup is so easy! All I had to do was cut up fruits, set the temperature and time and wait. I am very impressed with the results! I can use this also for meat to make jerky and others. I love this dehydrator and can’t recommend it enough!

I loved this dehydrator, very easy to use and arrived very quickly. But a few things I would change, the temperature you cannot changes except for the ones already pre selected, and somethimes the food comes out overly dry or still wet (depending on what Trey it is on). But other than those things I love it!

I'm so glad I got my hands-on this food Dehydrator it works so well, it's so small and you can compact it to any size. It's easy to store and clean. It's also easy to use. I love the cheat sheet it's comes with and overall I'm impressed by it.

So far it’s working. However it’s taking a lot longer than it should to dehydrate onions. It is also way smaller than I thought it would be

Every dehydrator I’ve ever seen is huge. This one although still containing 6 treys so there’s lots of room for the things I’m dehydrating is smaller which is a total plus. I’ve used it once and it worked really well. Definitely worth purchasing, especially if you don’t want a monster size dehydrator.

133°F was the hottest I could get this to, with only 2 trays on it.With all of the trays, it wouldn't get much about 120°F.The problem is that the thermostat inside the unit is measuring heat in close proximity to the heating element (not where food is being cooked) so the heat cycles on and off before the air is fully heated.