Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Asador Giratorio Eléctrico 8 Niveles de Altura, Capacidad de Carga de 60 kg, Longitud de 1321 mm, Acabado en Acero Inoxidable, Rotación Suave de 360°, Parrilla para Fiesta, Acampada, Barbacoa

This rotisserie grill is definitely a middle of the road unit but it gets the job done. I think most vevor products fall into that category. The overall build quality is decent, not terribly flimsy but not heavy duty by any stretch. It handle smaller pigs/animals better with the base more prone to tweaking with larger/heavier pigs. The set up is straight forward and it adjusts to different sized pigs easily. Its not a pro model but its nice to have and does what it is supposed to do. Overall pretty happy with it.

The VEVOR TB-52N rotisserie grill delivers exactly what it promises: stable, even, hands-off rotisserie cooking at a price point that significantly undercuts comparable heavy-duty setups. Performance & Cooking Quality: The 360° rotation at roughly 3 RPM is spot on. It’s slow enough to render fat properly and fast enough to prevent hot spots, resulting in evenly cooked meat with excellent surface color. Large birds and roasts cook uniformly without constant adjustment. The motor runs smoothly with no vibration issues and only minimal operational noise, even under heavier loads. Build & Durability: The stainless steel frame feels rigid and confidence-inspiring once assembled. The SUS304 forks grip securely and show no signs of flex or heat-related discoloration after use. Cleanup is straightforward, and the materials appear well-suited for repeated outdoor exposure with no immediate signs of corrosion. Setup & Assembly: Assembly is not difficult, but it is deliberate. Expect to spend some time following the instructions and organizing parts. Once built, the tripod base and ground stakes provide solid stability on grass and uneven surfaces, even when fully loaded. Heat Control: The multi-level height adjustment is one of the strongest features. Being able to fine-tune distance from the fire makes a real difference, especially when switching between different cuts or managing flare-ups. It allows controlled cooking rather than guesswork. Features & Functionality: The motor handles near-capacity loads without hesitation, and the overall design supports a wide range of use cases—from whole animals to skewers and wings. This is not a self-contained grill; you supply the fire source, which is exactly what gives it flexibility. Real-World Use: An unexpected bonus is how much radiant heat this setup throws off. Standing next to it while monitoring the cook in cold, damp winter weather is genuinely comfortable—it turns fire management into a warm, almost relaxing experience ra

Get what you pay for it was made fairly well. But after about 6 hours, the spit itself broke down in the middle, where it was coupled. Cracked vivor is sending me a new one.

rotisserie grill is made of very thin stainless tube , the feet and post could have been made of heavier gauge material. i put a 110 lb. pig on it and the cross bar bowed to the point that if the pig was any heavier it might have bent it. the motor did alright the but there was no hole in the crossbar to match up to the hole in the shaft. the shaft and crossbar have flat spots but with the tube being so thin it swayed all the time and would always disconnect from the motor shaft because of the crossbar did not have a hole to match with the motor shaft. i would not recommend buying because it is poorly made.

Everything went really well for the first 2 hours of the rotation. after that the coupling sheared and the pig about broke in half. after 2 hours of cob jobing we were able to continue cooking with out the rotisserie rotating. a little stronger material in the maine shaft and there would have been 5 stars across the board. the max weight I can think of for this set up would be a 50lb pig. no where near the 138 pounds it states.

Customer service is excellent. Product isn't. July 4th BBQ with a 67 lb pig. Entire rotisserie is rated for 132 lb. Solidly anchored into the concrete slab so there is no play in the stand. A few hours into the cook the spit snapped in half. No way to manually turn the rotisserie. Additionally, it is extremely difficult if you wanted to adjust the height. There are no adjustment slots like the usual setup. This setup requires you to remove 2 bolts on each side then rethread them into different height hole while balancing a hot, heavy spit. Very poor design! Customer Service was responsive and satisfactorily resolved the matter but I was still left with 30 disappointed guests and a trashed $300 pig.

The bolt holes did not line up when putting shaft together. Rotisserie is made out of some pretty good metal. It's stainless steel. For those who don't know, stainless steel is pretty hard to drill into. I had to buy a $10 drill bit and it was still hard to get it to drill through. Wing nuts come off too easy. Overall pretty good rotisserie I cooked two chickens on it. It worked okay once I fixed the issue with the shaft bolt holes not lining up.