Among the "Big Three" of domestic small household appliances, Midea and Supor are involved in a number of categories, all of which have good performance, in contrast, Joyoung's performance is slightly bleak, however, the soymilk machine market share of up to 80% makes it gain a firm foothold in the industry, although its electric baking pan is not as popular as the soymilk machine, and the main models are less, but the domestic market share can still be among the best.
 
The market layout of Joyoung electric baking pan is similar to that of Supor, the product line is relatively simple, and the highest price JK30-D81 is also priced at about 300 yuan, and there is only a timed and detachable baking tray design on the flagship machine. In addition, Joyoung also has two microcomputerized electric baking pans, the model is JK-30E10 and JK-32E69, the price is more than 200 yuan, the heating performance and the size of the baking tray are decent, but the preset 7 kinds of menus, which are helpful to novices.
 
Considering that Liren and Midea have launched products with good performance at a lower price, Joyoung electric baking pan is not outstanding enough in terms of cost performance. In addition, neither product is equipped with an automatic power-off design, which is the norm in the industry, and no brand has yet made a change. Remember to adjust the temperature at any time when using it, turn off the power before the food is cooked, and use the waste heat to complete the cooking.
 
Merchants will render the thickness and depth of their baking pans when promoting electric baking pans, but the feedback from users is not good, and the baking pan design of Joyoung electric baking pans is also unsatisfactory, and it is more likely to be pinched or burnt when baking thick cakes or pies. It's partly a matter of product design, but it's also about operational proficiency. If you are new to cooking, it is recommended to use a frying pan to practice first, and then try the electric baking pan after you have more experience.
 
Joyoung electric baking pans are generally sold with a wooden or bamboo spatula, but they do not come with an electronic recipe, and they also ignore a more practical need: oil brushes. This is also where most businesses are negligent, you need to preheat the electric baking pan before frying food, if you evenly apply cooking oil on the baking sheet, it will speed up the preheating process, which requires the help of oil brushes.