
SteakAger PRO 40
Home cabinet
- Meat capacity
- 50 lb
- Temperature range
- 32–65°F
- Price per lb
- ~$24 per lb
- 40-50 lb capacity
- 32-65 °F
- App alerts
Best for: A family that ages two subprimals per cycle and wants to start cheap and add a humidifier later.
Countertop cabinet~$1,275SteakAger
SteakAger's smallest standalone cabinet sits on a counter and holds about 20 lb. It ships with a humidifier that the maker sets to 75 % and two horizontal truss racks that shape the meat and mark 1.5 in steak cut lines. Monitoring runs through a local web app; temperature range is not published.
Approx. price
~$1,275
maker's list price, not a live price
Standard US/Canada electrical (maker wording; no voltage figure published)
Best for: A small household that ages one strip loin or ribeye roll at a time on the kitchen counter.
Range the research literature reports for dry aging beefthis cabinet, per its maker
Active means the cabinet adds or removes moisture to hold a level you set; fixed means a humidifier holds one level the maker chose; a salt block or water tray is passive. Why the difference matters
17.19 W × 18.5 D × 20.33 H in. Maker lists installation type Freestanding and calls it countertop-ready
What the extra money buys: Against the SteakAger PRO 40, the extra ~$76 buys a built-in humidifier. See the SteakAger PRO 40.
The two lists above are drawn from the maker’s own pages and prices, not from owner reports. Where owner discussion has been read it appears in its own section below, so the two are never mistaken for each other.
No owner discussion has been read for the SteakAger PRO 20 yet. This section stays empty until there is something real to put in it.

Home cabinet
Best for: A family that ages two subprimals per cycle and wants to start cheap and add a humidifier later.

Home cabinet
Best for: A kitchen remodel with a 15 in gap in the cabinet run and room for one or two subprimals.

Home cabinet
Best for: A kitchen or bar remodel with a standard 24 in undercounter opening and a household that runs staggered aging cycles.