This thing is a must for your Lg BGE fits perfect seals tight, just an excellent add on!

The JT was shipped in its original box; the main pieces are protected by styrofoam, and there was no damage to the pieces.
Quality wise, the base ring and spit rod and forks look to be well built for the long haul; the motor works nicely, but seems to be a wee bit on the light side (especially given the price point). That is my main concern with the JT to date.
The JT fits perfectly and works great on my KJ Classic II. No problems with set up or grilling. The spit rod and forks are easy to set up, the screws hold well, and the rod and forks are pretty easy to clean.
If you need help, there are lots of how-to videos on You Tube; Smokin Dad BBQ is worth a look.
My main gripe with the JT, as with most KJ accessories, is the price. The JT retails for $300; a basket kit (flat basket, tumbler, and rod) retails for $200. $500 for a rotisserie is HIGH;. I waited for a sale and bought the JT for about 25% off the retail price.

Got mine today and will test it out tomorrow with a chicken on my Large Big Green Egg. Unit fits simply on the egg and looks like I'll have a great seal. I do like that the steel rotisserie rod is a solid piece and not two shorter rods that screw together as with some rotisseries. Motor is very quiet.

I was surprised that the box showed this rotisserie was made in China when the listing stated the country of origin was the USA.

I will update this review after my trial run tomorrow.

10/24/23- This unit worked great! Was going to buy a Big Green Egg rotisserie but those have been out of stock for some time. This unit fits my large BGE perfectly and was more than $100 less in price. Used FOGO charcoal, threw in some bourbon barrel smoking chips, put rub on the chicken and ran rotisserie until I had a 175 degree temp in the thighs. This unit worked perfectly and the chicken was delicious.

A lot of questions about whether this will fit different brands, and no one has given a defnitive answer, other than the supplier, who, justifiably doesn't want to refund purchases, so don't do that, please.

I have CharGriller Kamado, and I can handle some simple tools. I couldn't find any details on the Joetisserie dimensions, here, or anywhere else for that matter. So, for any handy person that wants to try, these are the critical measurements, and how I made this work in my Acorn. It works great! I love it. Well made and simple.

The outer diameter is 20.5", the ring that inserts into the Kamado is 18 11/16". I used five 8-32 stainless panhead bolts and nuts, with lock washers. After centering the rotisserie on my grill, and making sure the lid bad full contact, I measured the space between the bowl and the inside edge of the Joetisserie and cut the bolts to that length, minus a millimeter(heat expansion). Marked where to drill holes(clear of grill supports). Drilled appropriate holes, attached the bolts and bingo, repeatable secure installation for years of great grilling.
My Acorn grill has an inside diameter of 20", so Would guess this should work for any similar sized grill with hinge pin in similar location(offset 1.5"). Do NOT buy this if you aren't going to keep it.

Great for doing full chicken's rotisserie style