Cusimax Electric Grill Review
Our verdict
This Cusimax electric grill runs at 1,600W on a 220V circuit, making it intended for use outside the standard US market, and at $103.99 it occupies the lower-mid segment of the electric grill range. A 4.4 rating from 131 reviews is encouraging but the sample is small enough that the picture may still shift.
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Buyers in markets where 220V is the standard household current who want a 1,600W metal-body electric grill for regular countertop use. The 14.7 lb weight and 220V requirement narrow its fit considerably.
Skip if
Skip it entirely if you are in the US or Canada on a standard 110V to 120V household circuit, since the 220V requirement means it will not work without a step-up transformer. Also skip if you prefer a lightweight grill, as 14.7 lb is on the heavier side for a countertop unit.
- Wattage 1600 W
- Material Metal
- Color Black
- Dimensions 16.92 X 18.7 X 31.49 In
- Weight 14.7 lb
- Voltage 220 Volts
- Wattage of 1600 W - higher than 66% of the 36 models we track
- Weight of 14.7 lb - heavier than 78% of the 36 models we track
Pros
- 1,600W output on 220V provides solid cooking power for a countertop grill
- Metal construction offers durability advantages over plastic-body models
- 4.4 rating from initial buyers reflects a positive early reception
- Black finish and metal build give a clean, professional countertop appearance
- 14.7 lb weight suggests a stable, well-built unit that will not move around during use
Cons
- 220V requirement makes it incompatible with standard US and Canadian household outlets
- Only 131 reviews limits confidence in long-term reliability conclusions
- Cooking surface area is not published, making size comparisons difficult
- At 14.7 lb, it is heavier than many comparable countertop grills, reducing portability
Our scorecard
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Owner rating4.4/5
4.4 average across 131 owner ratings
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Popularity0.7/5
131 owner reviews, fewer than most models here
The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other air fryers, deep fryers, indoor grills, griddles and countertop cooking appliances we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.
Specifications
- Wattage
- 1600 W
- Material
- Metal
- Color
- Black
- Dimensions
- 16.92 X 18.7 X 31.49 In
- Weight
- 14.7 lb
- Voltage
- 220 Volts
Overview
The Cusimax electric grill at B0FPLX9MGT is a 1,600W unit built for 220V electrical systems, which immediately limits its audience to buyers in regions where 220V is the norm, such as much of Europe, the Middle East, and parts of Asia. At $103.99 with a metal construction, it presents as a solid-bodied countertop grill with some heft at 14.7 lb. The dimensions of 16.92 x 18.7 x 31.49 inches are notable for depth, suggesting the unit may include a stand or elevated frame rather than being a pure flat countertop appliance.
Cusimax has not published cooking surface area or max temperature for this model, so evaluating how much food it can handle at once or how hot it gets requires ownership. The 1,600W draw on a 220V circuit translates to roughly 7.3 amps, which is moderate and should not strain a standard 220V outlet. Metal construction generally offers better durability and heat retention than plastic-body alternatives, a meaningful advantage for users who grill frequently.
With 131 reviews and a 4.4 rating, early buyer sentiment is positive. That said, 131 reviews is a thin base for a product over $100, and buyers should weigh that the track record is not yet robust enough to fully rule out outlier performance or durability issues.
Performance notes
The 1,600W draw over a 220V connection places this grill in a practical power range for regular countertop grilling. Metal construction aids in heat retention compared to plastic, which can mean more consistent cooking temperatures over longer sessions. The 16.92 x 18.7 x 31.49 inch dimensions suggest this is a larger-footprint unit, possibly with a raised design given the 31.49 inch height figure. Without a published surface area or max temperature, buyers need to rely on the overall wattage and build quality indicators to judge cooking performance.
What buyers say
The 131 buyers who rated this Cusimax model gave it a 4.4 average, which is solidly positive. At this early review volume, the rating reflects an encouraging start, though it is too small a pool to draw firm conclusions about long-term durability or performance under heavy use. Buyers in 220V markets looking for a metal-construction grill at this price point appear to be the clearest fit, and that audience seems to be responding positively so far.
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Frequently asked questions
Will this Cusimax electric grill work in the United States?
No, not without a step-up transformer. This unit requires 220V power, while standard US and Canadian household outlets supply 110V to 120V. Plugging a 220V appliance directly into a 110V to 120V outlet will result in insufficient heating and potential damage to the unit.
What is the wattage and how powerful is this Cusimax grill?
The grill draws 1,600W at 220V. On a 220V circuit, that translates to approximately 7.3 amps, which is a moderate draw and should not overload a standard 220V outlet. The 1,600W output positions it as a solid performer for regular indoor grilling tasks.
How heavy is this Cusimax electric grill?
The unit weighs 14.7 lb and has overall dimensions of 16.92 x 18.7 x 31.49 inches. The weight makes it a stable countertop appliance, though it is heavier than many comparably priced grills and less practical to move around frequently.