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Demand for pizza ovens has surged as people continue to stay at home and spend more time entertaining themselves from the comfort of their gardens.
Ooni has proven to be a popular brand among amateur pizzaiolos - this year, several of Ooni's shiny pizza ovens have sold out online for weeks at a time.
If you're keen on picking up a portable pizza oven from this popular brand and are lucky enough to spot them in stock, it's easy to get lost in a variety of types, prices and cooking experiences.
We tried out a wide a range of Ooni's pizza ovens to find the ones that give a great user experience and cook pizzas sure to delight the taste buds (and perhaps widen the waistline).
Read on to find out everything you need to know about the Ooni pizza ovens available, the differences between them and our reviews of each model.
Or head to our pizza oven reviews to see our recommendations for brands such as Gozney and La Hacienda as well as Ooni
The successor to the hugely popular Ooni 3, the Ooni Fyra is Ooni's cheapest pizza oven (although, not by much) and is fuelled by hardwood pellets to infuse your pizza with extra wood-fired flavour.
The detachable chimney is for venting out the smoke that makes the oven burn extra hot to cook pizza in as little as 60 seconds.
See how we found balancing the wood-fired temperature in our Ooni Fyra first look review.
The gas-fired offering in Ooni's pizza oven range, the Ooni Koda is arguably the most convenient of Ooni's pizza ovens.
The knob on the back allows consistent and straightforward temperature control, and it has a built-in ignition so there's no need to fiddle around with matches.
Head to our Ooni Koda first look review to find out if the gas fuel had an impact on the pizza's flavour.
The Ooni Karu is one of Ooni's most versatile pizza ovens, giving you a complete set of options in terms of fuel and cooking experience.
It can be used with real wood or charcoal (or a combination of both), or you can buy the gas-burner attachment separately (£64.99) and heat it up with propane-fuelled fire if you're short on time.
See which cooking method we preferred best in our Ooni Karu first look review.
There's one other Ooni pizza oven we haven't got our hands on yet, the Ooni Pro, which can be used with all three fuel types and is designed to cook meat, vegetables and even bread as well as pizza.
We'll update this story with a link to our review of it as soon as we've tried it out.
In the meantime, head to our guide on how to buy the best pizza oven for expert tips and advice on each pizza oven type, as well as a step-by-step guide on how to make your own pizza dough.