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Current Model P+ vs Current Model P: More modes sit on the P+ panel, and original stock needs an exact-offer check

Quick verdict

With Model P+ you get safer current support and more modes on the panel. The original Model P is the value pick, provided you can live with its last-chance stock and the exact finish.

Before you buy

Why, and what it costs you

Where these two really part ways

Current Model P+ is the better match for “Make several pizzas in a single session” and “Start cooking fast”.

Where this comes from

This lines up the current strong and useful fit ratings for the exact products. It does not roll them into one overall score.

The catch

Current Model P+

Published figures for stone size, power, maximum heat and exterior dimensions come out very close to the original Model P.

The catch

Current Model P

The original Model P is listed by Current as a last-chance product, and the maker no longer sells the Slate finish direct.

Current Model P+

Current Model P+

Why pick it
  • Today's 2026 model
  • Eight panel modes
The catch
Published figures for stone size, power, maximum heat and exterior dimensions come out very close to the original Model P.
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Current Model P

Current Model P

Why pick it
  • Last-chance stock is fine with you
  • Equal 850°F ceiling
The catch
The original Model P is listed by Current as a last-chance product, and the maker no longer sells the Slate finish direct.
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What this page compares

Current's 2026 Model P+ compared with the original Model P platform.

This one comes down to status and on-oven modes first, then to the limits of your own setup.

Which one fits

Pick the situations that sound like you

  • Make several pizzas in a single session

    At a party, a thicker stone, good insulation and quick floor recovery shorten the wait between pizzas.

    Current Model P+
    Better fit
    Current Model P
    Good
  • Start cooking fast

    A quick warm-up makes a weeknight pizza easier and means less fuel is burned while the oven sits idle.

    Current Model P+
    Better fit
    Current Model P
    Depends
  • Cook safely with the oven indoors

    Current Model P+ lists “Eight” for on-oven modes, while Current Model P lists “Five core modes plus app recipes”. This decides how many steps you handle yourself and how much of the routine runs on its own.

    Current Model P+
    Similar
    Current Model P
    Similar
  • Status is non-negotiable

    Current Model P+ lists “Current model” for status, while Current Model P lists “Last-chance model”. This shapes setup and day-to-day use more than the core physical job.

    Current Model P+
    Depends
    Current Model P
    Depends

In practice

Differences you will notice

Where these two really part ways

Current Model P+ is the better match for “Make several pizzas in a single session” and “Start cooking fast”.

How we worked this out

This lines up the current strong and useful fit ratings for the exact products. It does not roll them into one overall score.

These needs do not split the pair

Both meet the same 5 of the 5 needs this comparison is built around, so the choice comes down to “status” and “on-oven modes”.

How we worked this out

Both products are checked against the same needs. The first verified differences still standing are named here.

Models that handle “Cook safely with the oven indoors” and “Check on or adjust a cook from a phone”

2 of the 25 pizza ovens checked handle both “Cook safely with the oven indoors” and “Check on or adjust a cook from a phone”. Both make the cut.

How we worked this out

You can reproduce the count by filtering the current category for models with a strong or useful fit on both needs.

Option A
Current Model P+

Current, 26553205 smart electric pizza oven, Slate

Model P+

Model P's current version holds on to the connected 850°F platform and places eight cook modes right on the oven, so they are easy to reach directly.

Best for
A connected electric oven from the current line that has more modes on its panel

Facts we checked

  • On the Model P+, the oven reaches 850°F, with a 13 by 13-inch stone sized for 12-inch pizza.
  • The Current app handles monitoring and custom cook times, and eight modes can be reached from the oven itself.
  • Indoor or outdoor use calls for 120V at 1,750W, the published electrical requirement.
Option B
Current Model P

Current, 25553205 smart electric pizza oven, Slate

Model P

This connected electric oven works indoors or outdoors, with separate top and bottom heat, a 12-inch stone and handy pizza programs.

Best for
Electric pizza guided by an app, with top and bottom heat controlled separately

Facts we checked

  • Pizza up to 12 inches fits on the 13 by 13-inch stone, and the oven gets to 850°F.
  • A 31-pound product weight and a 120V, 1,750W supply are listed by Current.
  • Temperature monitoring and custom cook programs on the first Model P run over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

Spec by spec

Where they really differ

Where Current Model P+ and Current Model P differ
SpecCurrent Model P+Current Model PIn practice
StatusCurrent modelLast-chance modelSetup and everyday use depend on it more than the core physical job does.
On-oven modesEightFive core modes plus app recipesHow many steps fall to you and how much happens automatically both come down to this.
Published power1,750W1,750WBoth models show the same result for “Published power”, so this row won't decide between them.

Trade-offs

What each pick costs you

With Current Model P+

  • Independent testing over the long term is thinner for Current's newer pizza-oven line than for Ooni or Breville.

With Current Model P

  • Monitoring and custom cooks come through the app, though getting a stable Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connection working is an extra setup step.

By the numbers

What the data shows

What we found across the pizza ovens we compare, plus the checked facts behind each finding.

How many fit

Only 2 of the 25 models checked meet every need here: “Cook safely with the oven indoors”, “Precise control of top heat and stone heat”, “Check on or adjust a cook from a phone”, “Keep an eye on the pizza through a window or door”, and “Roast, bake, sear or proof dough as well”.

2 models fit, out of 25 checked
Show the facts and the math
Models in the comparison
25 models
Sources
5 covering these models
Product data updated

How we countedThe count uses each product's current fit ratings for “Cook safely with the oven indoors”, “Precise control of top heat and stone heat”, “Check on or adjust a cook from a phone”, “Keep an eye on the pizza through a window or door”, and “Roast, bake, sear or proof dough as well”. A need with no documented match is not counted.

The facts and sources behind each product in this recommendation
ProductNeeds it meetsFacts we checkedSources
Current Model P+
  • Indoor electric
  • Precise heat
  • App connected
  • Viewing window
  • Beyond pizza
  • On the Model P+, the oven reaches 850°F, with a 13 by 13-inch stone sized for 12-inch pizza.
  • The Current app handles monitoring and custom cook times, and eight modes can be reached from the oven itself.
  • Indoor or outdoor use calls for 120V at 1,750W, the published electrical requirement.
Current Model P
  • Indoor electric
  • Precise heat
  • App connected
  • Viewing window
  • Beyond pizza
  • Pizza up to 12 inches fits on the 13 by 13-inch stone, and the oven gets to 850°F.
  • A 31-pound product weight and a 120V, 1,750W supply are listed by Current.
  • Temperature monitoring and custom cook programs on the first Model P run over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

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