Kamado Joe Jr. vs Ooni Volt 12
Side-by-side comparison to help you choose the right one
Kamado Joe
Kamado Joe Jr.
£43
Ooni
Ooni Volt 12
£799
Quick Summary
These represent different market segments. The Kamado Joe Jr. (£43) is the budget-friendly option, while the Ooni Volt 12 (£799) targets those seeking premium features. The £756 price difference reflects significant differences in build quality and capabilities.
Key Differences
- •The Kamado Joe Jr. is £756 cheaper, making it the more budget-friendly option.
- •Different fuel types: Kamado Joe Jr. uses kamado, while Ooni Volt 12 uses electric. This fundamentally affects cooking style, flavour, and convenience.
Side-by-Side Comparison
Overview
Ratings
Best For
Pros & Cons
Kamado Joe Jr.
👍 Pros
- ✓ True ceramic performance
- ✓ Relatively portable
- ✓ Affordable entry
⚠️ Cons
- • Small cooking area
- • Still heavy for its size
Ooni Volt 12
👍 Pros
- ✓ Works indoors
- ✓ No flames
- ✓ Consistent heat
⚠️ Cons
- • Expensive
- • Needs 16A socket
- • Slower than gas
Winner by Category
Best for Beginners
Ooni Volt 12 offers a gentler learning curve.
Best Performance
Performance is comparable between both options.
Best Value
Kamado Joe Jr. offers better bang for your buck.
Best Premium Option
Ooni Volt 12 is the premium pick for those seeking the best.
Our Recommendation
Our recommendation: Ooni Volt 12
The Ooni Volt 12 wins in 2 out of 4 categories and earns our overall recommendation. The Volt brings Ooni quality indoors. For flats, apartments, and rainy days, this is finally a proper solution. It's expensive and needs a 16A socket, but it genuinely delivers pizza oven performance inside.
Choose the Ooni Volt 12 if: You prioritise best for beginners, best premium option.
Choose the Kamado Joe Jr. if: Budget is your primary concern, or you value best value.
Kamado Joe Jr.
£43
Ooni Volt 12
£799
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