Ooni range
Start with indoor or outdoor use, gas, electric or multi-fuel operation, then the pizza format and the number of guests.
These are source-backed guides, not first-hand Four à Nu tests. The model pages state what remains unknown.
Koda covers gas ovens, Karu covers multi-fuel ovens and Volt covers electric indoor use where installation rules permit it.
Names close to one another can hide different generations. Every guide identifies the exact product version and links the sources it used.
Published guides
Ooni · Use-case comparison
The Halo Core covers two to ten 250 g dough balls and is enough for most evenings at home. The Halo Pro makes sense if you regularly exceed 2.5 kg of dough or value its timer.
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The Karu 12 remains appealing if you want to learn how to manage a real fire in a small oven. Its hidden cost is the time spent on fuel and cleaning.
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The Karu 2 is the small multi-fuel oven we would choose to learn fire management. Its published heating times differ too much to become a promise.
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The Karu 2 Pro is a large 28.4 kg multi-fuel oven. We would reserve it for a fixed position and someone who genuinely wants to cook with fire.
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The Koda 12 keeps to the essentials: gas, 30 cm and 9.2 kg. We find it coherent for a first oven if its small format is a deliberate constraint.
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The Koda 16 provides real working room without becoming enormous. We find it relevant for large pizzas, less so if it will be moved often.
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The Koda 2 is the Ooni gas format we find easiest to recommend to a household. It remains fairly compact, but its heating figures vary too much to promise a time.
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The Koda 2 Pro offers plenty of room and a flame on three sides. We would reserve it for a fixed position and genuinely large pizzas.
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The Volt 2 is the indoor oven in the current range. Its controls are documented, but not its uniformity, reliability or running cost.
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The Volt 2 is intended for indoor use. Outdoors, Koda gives direct gas control, while Karu adds wood or charcoal management and an optional gas burner.
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The Koda 2 Max answers a very specific need: baking two pizzas at once. At 43 kg, we would only recommend it if you genuinely intend to use that capacity.
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For indoors, the Volt 2 is the only intended model. Outdoors, choose gas or fire first, then diameter, weight and the number of pizzas you need in succession.
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