🍽️ Ivation 9 Tray Countertop Digital Food Dehydrator: Efficient 600w Drying Machine with Preset Temperature Settings, Timer, and Even Heat Circulation - Perfect for Beef Jerky, Fruits, Vegetables & Nuts! Review

Love this dehydrator. I've been using Excalibur for years and had to replace it. I really didn't want to spend a lot of money on Excalibur. I've also tried round dehydrators and hated them. I like that it's edgy and slightly smaller than the Ex, but it looks just as strong. Very satisfied.

I bought this dehydrator last summer. We live in Oregon where we have an amazing garden. I've enjoyed this dehydrator for many foods such as zucchini, tomatoes, fruit peels, jerky, pumpkin chips, and homemade dog treats. Every time I take it away we start laughing because it's being taken back. This is a very nice addition to my large kitchen and I keep it on my counter.

I broke this product after only 3 months of use. I've actually hardly used it, I've only used it 5 times to be exact. After 1 month of not using it I decided to use it again today and now the machine turns itself off when I turn it on and set the timer or temperature buttons. I liked this machine, it works and dries my food perfectly, but it broke easily. I would like the company to replace this as it has only been 3 months since purchase.

I love this dehydrator! This is the first car I have ever owned after years of wanting one. I did a lot of research and settled on this one and I'm glad I did! This almost always works since I found out I have the ability to run. I also dry mushrooms when they are on sale, as well as dandelions, herbs and other veggies for my rabbit to use as winter hay. I will actually be ordering another one this weekend just to increase my production. I highly recommend!

This dehydrator is inexpensive. I've only had it for a few weeks, but it works as expected. It is quite quiet in operation and carefully "cooks" everything from top to bottom and front to back. Turntables are not required! The drying surface is really good considering the machine fits on the counter. The tray spacing also works well for anything I wanted to dry like kale chips that take up some vertical height on the tray, but they all fit!

This food dehydrator is amazing. I bought it for about $100 and paid for itself the first time I used it to make 10# starting weight beef jerky. The racks are plastic and lightweight, which suits me as they are easy to clean. I use this almost every week now. Have recommended him to all my friends. This year I've cooked over 30# cooked beef jerky. (60+) Temperatures are preset to 8 specific temperatures, but you can usually find a preset that is close enough to your product (Temperatures: 95°F,

I love this dehydrator. I almost didn't get it based on some reviews, but finally I went with my intuition. I'm glad I did. I run the suction cup for about 45 minutes before putting the meat in. I made three types of cuts. Bought them pre-cut even though I have a planer; less work this way. I was cooking beef for the first time and was pleasantly surprised when the thinner tops of my first batch were completely dry after 3 hours. It took my old dehydrator 10 hours. Of course, I couldn't control

NO REVIEW! I am writing this because so many others appear fake and the sites reviewing this product are all Revain partners (LAME!). Also, I write lifestyle reviews on TrekTechBlog.com, check out the outdoor stuff. Anyway, I go for a lot of walks and eventually pulled my own dehydrator. I'm very impressed with it and would give it 5 stars but then you wouldn't be reading this review (amirit?). It came in two days and after a quick clean and the recommended 30 minute first run I added some…

I have made several batches of strawberries and jerky with this machine and they have been perfect every time. It's a bit big, but I can dehydrate 4 pounds of beef in one go (also about 2 medium containers of thinly sliced berries). The only downside I can really say is that while it does go from 95 to 158, it does it in 9 intervals (so you can cook for 95, 104, 113, 122, 131, 140, 149, and 158) what can be a bit more cumbersome for more delicate fruits when drying. However, this can be avoided