Portable Mini Solar Oven for Camping & Outdoor Cooking - Compact, Lightweight & Eco-Friendly (Camo Design) - Perfect for Backpacking, Picnics & Emergency Preparedness

(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.