Fire Pits · BioLite
BioLite FirePit+
A portable, fan-assisted fire pit with app control.
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BioLite FirePit+ at a glance
What we like
- Battery-powered fan helps the fire burn cleanly and quickly
- Folds down for transport and storage
- Doubles as a grill with the optional accessories
Trade-offs
- Relies on a battery and electronics, so there's more to go wrong than with a simple steel pit
- Smaller capacity than backyard-oriented pits
- Best for
- Campers and tailgaters who also want a patio fire pit.
- Skip it if
- You'd rather avoid batteries and electronics, or you need a big backyard-sized fire.
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Where it appears in our guides
Best portable with tech
Best Smokeless Fire Pits
A battery-powered fan boosts airflow, folding legs make it easy to transport, and an app lets you adjust the burn. More electronics means more that can fail, and it's smaller than backyard pits.
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