Magic Mill Food Dehydrator Machine | 5 Stackable Stainless Steel Trays Jerky Dryer with Digital Adjustable Timer & Temperature Control - Electric Food Preserver for Fruits, Veggies, Meats & Dog Treats

Love this dehydrator. It is small but mighty. Perfect for dehydrating berries that fall through the holes on my bigger one. Also can adjust the shelves to be further apart. Honestly a great machine. It Iis small though, so read the description because I did not and was shocked. But I am very pleased and it worked perfectly.

For the price I can not complain about a single thing with this dehydrator. It works as advertised and runs relatively quiet. The trays are a little flimsy but as long as you don’t use them as ninja stars they should hold up fine over time lol. My only complaint is that the beeps when you adjust time / temperature is SUPER loud, so don’t try and start it with a baby sleeping in the same room, otherwise it’s a great product and deserves the 5 stars!Value for money:One of the cheapest options I found as I only need it on rare occasions and works great.Ease of use:You don’t even need the manual to use it, everything is self explanatory. (The manual has a guide for different foods which is handy)Speed:This is my first dehydrator but it works great, that being said it seems like it’s not as fast as other options, but you shouldn’t expect it to be fast when it’s one of the cheaper options. Fan seems weak but the temperature seemed to hold rock steady.

Works well, dehydrates as described. Biggest issue is the lack of number pad makes it a bit hard to set the timer, you have to scroll through the time and have to start over if you pass them. The shelves also have plastic in them where if you don’t stack them in the right order they won’t go on, but it’s not labeled at all as far as which one goes where. Works fine but mildly inconvenient

Great product. easy to control both temp and time. Feels like products dry out quicker then how much time you need. very light weight my favorite part is that is quiet, sounds like a hand held fan

I like the small footprint of this product. I like having the 5 metal trays. I first dehydrated 🍎 apples that were getting a little old and they turned out to be the best tasting apples ever. My next was garlic, took about 17 hours and I had all 5 trays full, and it turned out perfect for me to make garlic powder. The noise level is very minimal, hardly noticeable. It seemed to dry out the garlic evenly on each tray, as I kept checking to be sure it was doing it's job and I must say it did. The time and temperature control was fairly easy for me, as it is similar to the time/temp on my airfryer. I set it for the recommended temperature in the instruction book that came with it but I set the time at 4 hours so I would go back and check to see how it was doing and then reset it again several times until the garlic was fully dehydrated. I put dehydrator silicone sheets on each tray, so clean up was a breeze. One key point, is to make sure you slice everything the same thickness . Very much worth it and I'm well pleased with it.

The media could not be loaded. This food dehydrator is perfect for me, a beginner literally. I have always anticipated dehydrating some food of my own to cut out store bought processed versions. It wasnt until I saw someone I know use one and I was sold on purchasing this. It is small but large enough for what I need it to be, fits perfectly on my counter. It was super easy to set up, took 30 seconds top, maybe 45 seconds lol. It came with some food guides that was really helpful to start off with. Easy to start and the noise level is not bad at all, pretty quiet to me. The timer and temperature control is a really nice feature. Overall, definitely love this as I am a beginner testing dehyrating foods out.

It works, for now? Unfortunately, as you can see in the picture, the label for the front buttons is on upside down. The unit is also not balanced, and rocks back and forth, which is puzzling because the feet seem flat and uniform. I suspect the entire plastic mold for the casing is warped, which is not a good sign. These minor issues have me worried that it won't last very long.edit: Editing my review after using it for a few days. The fact that it's off balance is very annoying, since I have to prop it up with something on one end in order to make it not rattle while it's running. Even then, it still rattles if I don't line it up perfectly. On top of that, not only is it quite small, but the trays feel fragile and have a very weird, loose fit, which I think contributes to the rattle. The limited height of the trays, even when switched around to the higher setting, is also kind of annoying.The cord is also really short, about 3 feet, so you will need an outlet nearby or an extension cable of some sort. This might not seem like a big issue at first, but when you're going to have this thing running for 12-24 hours straight, you're going to want to be able to put it somewhere out of the way.I guess it was only $50, so I suppose it's still one of the cheapest available, but since it's really just a fan, heating element, and some plastic/metal, I still feel like it's a bit overpriced. Are all of the other dehydrators on Amazon worse for the price? Maybe, even probably, since the reviews for them don't look great either, but it's still expensive for what it is. If the front panel was on properly, and it didn't rock back and forth, I would have probably given it five stars.

Best thing since buttered bread. I make my pugs chicken jerky. It is so easy to use.