GOSUNGo Portable Camping Stove for 0.9 L Food | Effortless Outdoor Cooking with Fusion Solar Oven | Patented Solar Cooking Technology | Solar Oven Ideal for Hiking & Camping | Silver

I tried my Gosun for the first time this weekend. First I heated water for tea. It is a learning curve of knowing where in my yard to put it for optimal convenience with no shading from the sun (and our moving Earth). Worked great, the water was painful to my finger when I tested it after 30 or so minutes. It took that long because I accidentally had a little shade in that time. Next I heated some garlic toast. I left it in there for well over an hour and it came out crispy. Hard to believe that food in an enclosed tube can become crispy and not soggy. There is a tiny airhole in the cap (purposely) but still I was surprised the bread was nice and crisp. It is quite small, only good for one person, in my opinion. Appetizer sized courses and 1.5-2 cups of water can be heated in there. But it heats so quickly that you could make one item and pop the next food in there to cook as you are enjoying the first course. Pretty cool!

I was not expecting this to work as well as it did. Cooked chicken with fresh onions and mushrooms in about 45 min. "that's a long time" maybe, but no fuel or electricity in a grid down situation, who could complain! Works great for situations you wouldn't want to cause anyone to know where you are. light and portable, but it is a thin glass, so don't drop it

Works pretty well. Prop/angling system is a bit janky and cheap but the tube and mirrors seem to be well made. Takes a while but surprised how hot this thing can get. Very cool.

If you had told me that a person could cook food only using the power of the sun prior, I would have thought you were loony.I picked this up and brought it out to the lake not really expecting it to cook anything. But to my surprise after about an hour, it had cooked the good I prepared. It's not a lot of food since it's their portable lineup but i'll definitely be taking this camping.When it's hot outside, the last thing a camper wants to do is make a hot fire to make food. This can be a good alternative to cooking food.

The product does what it says on the tin. Its efficiency depends on the availability of sunlight. I find it convenient for boiling water; cooking - less so. The price tag is a little high for, what is, a low tech product.

Got my little oven yesterday and tried it out immediately. It was after 5 so, full sun wasn't really an option but after playing with positions, it was at its optimal spot and it heated a cylinder of water in about an hr to a point that was very nearly boiling. I wasn't actually expecting it to be that hot so, burnt the tip of my finger slightly 😁. I made some potatoes in it this AM because I'm evidently obsessed with it and it's boiling some ramen noodles now. This unit is small. It won't feed a family. It is large enough to feed one (maybe 2). It's lightweight and decently stable. I'm genuinely pleased with what it's performance so far. Looking forward to meatballs with it this evening!As a followup I couldn't get extra lean ground beef today in a non- frozen state so, a seasoned chicken breast wrapped in bacon was my test subject. 1 hr and 45 mins later it was on a plate. At 214 degrees it was perfect.

Let it be known before Gosun lies about my review yet again that this “stove” is ineffective. I have owned this thing for years now and tested it many times. It does not get water to the boil in full sun after an hour. I live in the southern USA and have done the water boil test in all seasons several times. I put it in full sun with a full tube of water as directed. Point the stove directly at the sun and leave it alone for 1 full hour. My record temp is 180 F. That’s with water out of my tap that’s already pretty warm from the summer sun heating my attic space where the pipes run.

It came missing the silicone cooking tray and the sundial. Also the make of it is incredibly flimsy and low quality for what the price is.