20 Best Weber Gas Grill For The Money (2023 Updated)

Well I owned a Weber Silver ‘A’ and it was working fine. My wife decided I needed a new grill so she purchased a Spirit II E-310. I do like the extra burner though. I did have issues assembling E-310 though.

The tapped holes in the cast grill body had a burr on the trailing edge of the tapped hole and since I wasn’t at my shop where I have all the tools I need to do repairs and fix manufacturing mistakes, I ran a drill bit through the threaded hole and then used an adjustable wrench on the screwdriver to seat the screw completely.

Problem solved, you couldn’t see the screw head because it was covered by the burned knob plate. The second issue was the cheap aluminum guard over the opening for the drip pan. I needed to modify it by bending and trimming to make it fit correctly.

Again I think that may have been a casting issue, whatever it’s done. The last gripe I had was a marketing issue. For the life of me I don’t know why they used a sticker on the right hand shelf instead of a piece of cardboard with the marketing information.

There’s that little curved arrow printed on the corner of the sticker letting you know where to start peeling it off. Yeah right, the sticker started to delaminate and now I have a partial sticker on the shelf that looks like stainless steel but attracts a magnet.

I guess I need Goop and/or alcohol to remove what is left of it with out scratching it. We’ll see. As far as the grilling goes it’s a Weber do I need to explain? If I need to you wouldn’t understand.

My Silver A was 22 years old and was working fine and lasted a hour on the side of the road with a free sign on it. I gave it 5 stars because it’s a Weber. If there was two categories one for cooking quality and another for fit and finish quality the cooking would have been 5 stars and fit and finish would get 1 because I was upset that I had to make stuff fit and peel a sticker off.

Overpriced grill that lacks quality material. I’ve owned this for a year now and have cooked throughout the seasons. This cooks well enough, and seems to keep a decently even temperature in the middle and rear.

Though the front tends to cook cooler. My issues are with the quality of the exterior. The stainless components are an incredibly cheap form of “stainless. ” Unless you clean after each use with recommended cleaner and microfiber cloth it will stain and discolor.

Which seems ridiculous for an outside grill. Which I also keep covered. There is much better quality stainless material available and for the price, this grill shouldn’t be that delicate. The painted lid isn’t much better.

The “porcelain-enameled” cast iron grates are “meh,” they require just as much upkeep and care as regular cast iron. My issue is with how thick the grates are, it just increases the surface area that is going to stick to your food.

If they were about half the thickness they would probably be better. Overall, I expected better quality and less delicacy for the price and from Weber, though it does cook decently. For the next question on the form, “would you recommend this product to a friend?” Yes, but only if you buy it heavily discounted, it certainly isn’t “quality” for the full MSRP.

This is my second Spirit II grill. The first one was great but after 8 years of my neglect and the wet weather in Florida – it finally rusted beyond repair (although one burner still worked). Most of the rust was on the inside of the doors that contained the gas cylinder and around the small wheels underneath.

This time I bought on with the ability to hang the gas on the outside and it has 2 larger wheels on one side instead of 4 small ones under the main grill – it seems less affected by the wet, humid weather.

Its also easier to hang the propane cylinder on the outside beneath the permanent shelf on the right side. Note that only the shelf on the left side folds down. The grill starts up like a champ and with the two burners on high can reach 450° F in a few minutes.

It has enough room on the cooking grills to cook enough “meat” for probably 8 hungry people. So unless you think you will be barbecuing for the entire neighborhood – you can buy this two burner instead of the larger 3 burner.

Overall it’s a great, well made gas grill that sells for a very reasonable price. It’s also important to know that buying replacement parts and extra add-ons is easy to do either on line or at major home repair stores.

So I bought my first Weber Genesis Grill this past Christmas to replace a 25-year old grill of a different manufacturer that I’d had since new. It was reliable as a rock, had 3 rebuilds over the years but the poor thing was ready to fall apart.

The Genesis grill was a terrific upgrade and gave me an idea of the quality of the Weber brand. We got a new travel trailer in January 2022 and we needed a reliable grill to take on our camping excursions.

Naturally, I started looking at a suitable Weber grill to fill that need. After much looking at all of the various “portable” models I decided on the Q1200 since we didn’t really need anything bigger since it’s just the wife and myself.

The Q1200 is a great little grill for our camping excursions. It’s neat and compact and it’s almost like they designed it to fit in the storage compartment of our Arctic Fox 25W camper. I did buy an aftermarket 8-foot braided stainless steel adapter hose to be able to use a 20# propane tank versus the 1# disposable canisters because of the ridiculous cost of the 1# canisters that are about 4X the cost of bulk propane.

The adapter hose still allows the use of the 1# canisters if that is what you have available without any modifications to the grill. Ultimately, I might modify the grill to hook up directly to the camper’s propane system, but that’s down the road.

The grill itself works great for 2-3 people though it loses heat very fast when the lid is opened to flip the burgers, hotdogs, chicken or steaks. You definitely have to cook with the lid closed. From my experience, you’ll get maybe 2-3 grill sessions out of a 1# canister so you’d better take several with you if that is your choice of fuel sources.

With the 20# tank it’s not much of a concern as you can lift the tank and readily tell if you have enough fuel for a camping trip. If it’s low, fill the 20# tank up for $10-$12 @ $3/gallon. Make sure you get spare aluminum pans to catch the drippings out of the bottom of the grill too.

They tend to blow away if it gets windy and they definitely are needed if you’re cooking steaks or chicken as the meat tends to drip A LOT!.

Excellent little grill for the most part, which reflects Weber’s consistency in excellent quality and overall design. The gas-control knob actually does regulate the flame very well to provide different cooking settings.

I have had other Weber grills (gas and charcoal) and they were all good investments for the money. My current purchase of the Q1200 portable grill has, so far, been a very good experience, but there are a couple of minor aspects of the product’s design that could use improvement.

First is my frustration in cleaning cast iron grates which constantly need attention to mitigate food residue and fat buildup. Coating the cast iron grates with a ceramic enamel coating only improves the cleaning process minimally.

Polished stainless steel grates, which for me, has been easier to clean, should be offered at least as an upgrade option. Second, the interior surface of the lower cook-box should be polished to a smoother finish in order to facilitate better drainage of food juices and debris to the little collection pan underneath.

Even with the current design being well-executed, buildup on the wall surfaces is still a problem. This clean-up issue has been experienced in my other grill (Weber ‘Spirit II’) as well, and may or may not be something Weber can reengineer economically.

But,. at he end of the day,. I’m still happy in my purchase. Weber continues to be the leader in grilling products. Thanks for listening.

Best feature: Curved, cast aluminum lid & body makes cleaning much easier than stamped steel with its corners & creases. The porcelain-coated, cast iron grates are also a plus–others use welded steel rod.

The grates are two-piece so they easily fit in the sink for cleaning. The fold-out side tables are handy for holding fixin’s, just don’t fold them in while the grill is hot. My unit heats up quickly to 550 degrees and cooking, so far, is very good with consistent temperature, although two burners would be nice.

I use a 20-pound cylinder, so no issues with attaching the small bottles. Other grills in this price range use low-grade stainless which discolors. check with a magnet. The burner control is easier to use than most and the sturdy structure remains solid in the elements.

My cheaper brinkman cover fits fine. A half-size griddle is available, but it’s expensive. If this table-topper lives up to Weber’s reputation for dependability, I look forward to many seasons of outdoor delights.

When I got married and we moved into our first house (in the previous century) we bought a Genesis propane grill with a side burner. We couldn’t afford it – shouldn’t have afforded it – but we probably used it more than our kitchen oven.

And after 39 years and several sets of flavor bars I tearfully gave it to our yard guy when we downsized and moved into our current home. Now we can afford what we want and selected the Q (3200 natural gas) because it’s a Weber, it’s small, and it is compatible with natural gas.

We love it. It’s truly perfect for two people and the occasional crowd. We like the fact we aren’t heating up a big area just for us. It starts immediately, gets hot quickly, and makes everything from a sear and MOM to reverse searing at 200 degrees very doable.

I won’t last another 39 years, but I imagine this thing will.

Received the Grill in good shape. Was easy to fully assemble because of its relatively low weight, and preassembled parts. Very happy with the power of the grill. Heaths up very quickly and provides plenty of direct heath.

The only thing you have to adjust from conventional 2-3 burner grills is the way the two burners are designed. The large burner is a loop underneath the grills and the smaller burner in a straight pipe in the middle of the grill.

It takes some time learn how to let some vegetables simmer on low heath while grilling meat. There is no real area to let something at low heath. Bur overall greatly impressed with the size, low weight and cooking capabilities of the Q 3200.

We had the older version of this grill for nearly 15 years and loved it. We gifted it to the new owners when we sold our house in June 2021. Ordered the newer version and it was easy to assemble. It works great and is easy to clean.

Three things about the newer version I don’t like are the size/shape and location of the hooks and the cheap, awkward propane bottle receptacle. First, there are only 3 hooks: Hang a spatula and a pair of tongs and you’re out of hooks.

This is awkward when two people share the grill. Their larger shaped hooks prevent me from using some of my favorite cooking utensils because the holes in the handles are too small. The older version had 6 hooks large enough to handle almost anything you could hang on them but they were small enough to accept most utensils.

Secondly, on the older version they were mounted on the ends of the shelves where you do most of the food prep and they were away from the heat. The newer version is directly beneath the heat of the grill and for a tall person with long hair they are too low for convenience or comfort.

Lastly, the propane bottle sits on the receptacle and has to be strapped into place to keep it from moving about. The older version snapped it into place and you could roll it anywhere on the deck and not give it a second thought.

I really like the grill overall and I would buy another for a gift. But the older version was a better version for comfort, convenience and safety.

We have used it once two days ago. We bought it bc it is electric and didn’t want our natural gas grill that is locked up to be used by renters. We made BBQ’d shrimp on well-soaked wooden skewers. They were delicious! The grill is on the covered deck of our townhome that is in the rental pool.

We only go there once/month. My beef is with the cart assembly. Hours later, my eyes glazed over trying to assemble it. Anyone assembling a cart should put the wheels on FIRST, not SIXTH and should also look at all of the instructions before going to the YouTube video re: assembly where the cart is already assembled.

The YouTube video is VERY confusing. Because the grill is being used for a rental unit, I purchased a 10′ chain and padlock to ensure that our new, cute little grill would not go home with one of our renters.

Do watch the YouTube about how to clean your grill so that you can get the heating element out, thereby facilitating all cleaning. That said, the cleaning YouTube video recommends using oven cleaner to get off baked on residue and the manual is very clear that one should not do that.

Some clarification from Weber would be helpful. There are some instructions in the manual, but the YouTube is pretty good. I expect to be cleaning it my self each time that we visit every month when we have rentals.

My sister cleaned the grill out and didn’t know how to get the heating element out. She lined the bottom of the grill with foil that can protect the unit from lots of extra cleaning. She reported that the grilling plates themselves were super easy to wash.

They are small (heavy) and very removable. It would be nice if Weber would add the side shelves that fold into the propane unit. That said, I already had a caddy for BBQ tools that serendipidously hang off the left handle of the grill.

I also had a protective BBQ mat to place beneath the grill to protect our deck.

We moved to a new house with a small deck right outside the kitchen. We’ve had gas and charcoal grills before and I wanted something that didn’t involve coals or propane. I am SO glad I chose this grill.

I’ve never been the griller before in the family, but this grill so easy to use and everything I’ve cooked has come out perfect. I absolutely love it. We are three pretty big eaters in our house and the grill size works for us.

We don’t eat red meat so I haven’t tried a steak, but I’ve done turkey burgers, chicken thighs, all kinds of veg, naan bread, pineapple, fish, portobello mushrooms. Everything comes out great. Cleanup is easy.

We’re still using the same drip pan liner that came with the grill – just wipe it out and re-use – but replacements are easy to find and inexpensive. I ordered the grill cover at the same time and it was transported by literal snails, I think, whereas I received and was using the grill within three days of ordering it, so I had to bring the grill in every night if there were any chance of rain.

I should have ordered the cover from the establishment that offers Prime shipping. But 10/10 recommend this little grill.

Scroll to end for quick bottom line When we built our home 9 years ago, we had the contractor install a NG outlet on the patio for a future outdoor kitchen. That kitchen never got built. In those 9 years I’ve been through 2 22″ Weber Kettles and a BabyQ.

After dealing with propane bottles, refills, charcoal, the rain, etc. I finally decided to treat myself. I’ve had my G2 S335 for only a couple of weeks now. I opted to order it direct from Weber. The assembly was easy, and the instructions were superb.

I’m confident in saying that this will end up being the best grill I have ever owned. Now I’m mechanically inclined and posses the tools so if you’re not or lack confidence then I would recommend purchasing through a dealer who can assist with the assembly.

REVIEW: The components are well made and “commercial” grade. The steel material and guage are commercial quality. The burner pieces are easily accessible for cleaning and replacement. The NG hose is well long enough, which was very welcome.

(I required one quick trip to the hardware store to purchase a 1/2″ to 3/8″ adapter). The under cabinet is roomy and also welcome to hold all my utensils, mitts, cleaner etc. Two wheels swivel and two wheels are stationary that allow for easy “parallel” type parking.

The side burner is a nice add, although the lowest setting is still high and doesn’t allow for slow simmering. The thermometer appears to be commercial grade quality also and reliable. So far. All of the components are easily accessible for servicing and replacement.

The side trays are very sturdy and roomy enough to hold extra large trays of food. The ignition system is well designed. One 2A battery is required and supplied. The drip pan is EASY to replace and clean THINGS TO CONSIDER: 1.

NG vs LPG. (I’m NG so I NEVER have to worry about bottles again!) 2. 4 burner or 3. If you have a large family and do a lot of volume cooking go with the 4 burner. 3. SMART GRILL OR NOT? After only a couple weeks of use I regret not going Smart.

Since you are spending the money, go Smart. I’m going to retrofit mine and since it can be. 4. FUTURE : I’m going to purchase the rotisserie. 5. The Weber covers are pricey and got bad reviews. I purchased the King Kong, saved some bucks and am pleased with its quality and fit.

Bottom Line This is one of those “How have I ever done without it” purchases.

Really high quality construction and materials. Ease of maintaining the proper cooking temperature across the grilling area such that the food is cooked evenly. I purchased a lower cost grill two years ago and the cooking temperatures were impossible to regulate properly and varied significantly across the grilling area.

The lower cost grill was starting to rust and degrade after only two years of use. I completely cleaned the lower cost grill after each use and it still rusted after just two years. The Weber Genesis II unit that I purchased had been a display unit and had two parts missing as brand new.

The Weber customer service immediately sent replacement parts and my grill is now complete – really impressive customer service. The Weber Genesis II features that I like are the quality construction and materials, the ease of obtaining the proper cooking temperatures especially across the grilling area, and the ease of cleaning up after cooking.

Other features such as the propane tank level, side burner, searing area, and the ease of moving the grill from the under cover parking spot on my patio to out in the open for cooking. The difference is night and day between the lower cost grill and the Weber Genesis II grill.

This is my 4th Weber grill in 34 years (but to their credit one–grill #2 is still in use at my mom’s house–I just gifted it to her when I moved out of state). I am constantly pleased by the quality and customer service offered by Weber.

A few years ago I called to replace my grates as they had rusted out in my central Florida (humid) weather and my weekly use of the grill. Even though the grilles were a few *years* out of warranty (I was calling to order new grill grates) the customer service rep told me “they sill shouldn’t do that” and she sent me two new grill grates–covered.

My Weber grills last me about 11 years of (very) frequent use. I would not even consider another grill. When I go to the in-laws and I am tasked to man their grill it makes me appreciate my Weber even more.

The Weber does not have hot spots. It has a consistent and even temperature. The heavy lid keeps the heat in, etc etc. Yes-the other grill was 1/3 the cost of a Weber but they are replacing theirs every other Father’s Day.

Directions with the grill are very easy to follow. I like that the screws and/or attachments for each step are separately bagged so I know I am using the right screws. I am not facing a mass of 30-40 parts and I have to sort through them to make sure I have the right fittings.

You only need a cross-point screwdriver for assembly (and a razor knife for packing). My *only* request would be that Weber denote on the instructions the size of the wrench used for the 10-12 bolts that require tightening.

They supply a small wrench–but the bolts (especially for the side table supports) are in a tight spot–I used a small ratchet driver to tighten mine up–using that 6″ wrench they supplied would have taken 2-3 minutes per bolt.

VERY securely packed. All the panels are in separate plastic bags to prevent scratches, The fittings are in heat sealed baggies and appropriately marked for each step of assembly. Not really a dig–but–there was so much cardboard and packing with my grill that it filled two of my giant wheeled recycling bins.

Took me two weeks to get rid of the materials–but I suppose that made sure everything was in perfect condition when I got it. Very impressed. My last grill purchase was in June of 2010 (a Genesis II) and I was a concerned that the company had been forced to change with the times and cut corners here-and-there to stay competitive.

They have not at all and they are still put out a top-notch product. Bravo.

This is a nicely designed medium-sized, yet, portable grill. The lowest flame is a lower searing temp, but it will cook large chicken legs slow enough to caramelize with very light charring and still get them fully cooked, when cooking on 4 sides.

perfect, in my opinion. I have noticed a few small portions of the grate run a bit hotter (over the ends of the burner), then a few are cooler (close to outer edge, front/rear). Temp variations are to be expected with most any gas grill, and I’ve used quite a few.

Use them to your advantage to speed up or slow down your cooking. The burner ignition can become unreliable, as it relies on flame to carry across in sequence to each gas port. After a dozen or so meals I need to clean the burner, as it hesitates to jump the flame all the way around to the front.

A medium bristle nylon brush and compressed air will do the job (on a cold grill). This is not an isolated issue with Weber or the Traveler. Every gas grill I’ve ever used has this issue, so don’t knock weber for a fault that is not theirs alone.

All the complaints about the lid latch unlocking while moving the grill. really??? Common sense will tell you to not over-tilt the grill while in motion in a manner that would cause this to occur. Not to mention, handle with care if you care about not damaging something.

Slow down, look at your walking surface, and think about what you’re doing. If you get in a hurry, expect issues. plain and simple. The manufacturer cannot control the user’s actions, especially if carelessness is likely to be a factor.

At best, additional user warnings could be added to the instructions. Overall, I have no buyers remorse. Weber has been in the business a long time and have created among the best, if not THE best, of my collection of outdoor cookers.

I own a 18. 5 Smokey Mountain with lower pan/grate mods & upgraded water pan, Smokey Joe 14 Kettle, 18. 5 OTG Kettle (sadly, discontinued) w/rotisserie & side fire baskets, 26. 75 OTG Kettle w/side fire baskets, and 10 or so non-weber medium to large LPG and charcoal smokers, grills and fryers (just in last 20 years).

For those unfamiliar, OTG (one touch gold} is the gen-1 integrated ash removal/air intake control with semi-enclosed removable ash receptacle, stainless grates, etc, so I’ve been on the “dark side” for a while.

If you really want a portable tailgating or camp grill that functions well (as a self-contained grill), this is probably as good as they get. In comparing with a major competitor’s design, the tube burner design and mostly open-grate of the weber will out-perform the round “camp stove” burner with a grill/griddle plate hands down.

No, it does not have a high lid for whole birds or large roasts. this isn’t what a true portable grill is designed for. The Traveler is designed to do what they say: use less fuel – probably due in part to it’s lower profile lid and fire-box – less space to heat uses less fuel.

It is efficient enough to slow-sear at 20* ambient with low flame. You can stack nearly cooked food on top of other food (and close the lid) until it’s all ready, so, if no warming grate is your hang-up, I suggest you rethink your methods.

If it won’t fit into your RV cargo bay you may need to get a little creative in how you stow other gear and/or this grill. I may find it a bit of a challenge myself. I’ve been too busy getting to know and enjoy my grill that I haven’t tried to stow it, yet.

It will be worth the extra effort, as I’m not going to our camp and off-road trail rides without my Weber. Lastly, with all the adversities which have come to our nation’s industries and business in general, Weber is STILL made in USA.

I support America when ever I can. Ask yourself if you want to buy from China, then, ask yourself if the cost savings is worth the compromise, because a compromise is what you’ll get, including warranty and CS.

I’m replacing a built-in rv grill with this weber because after just 3 weeks of camp & rides I’m not willing to compromise with a marginally functional grill anymore. I enjoy my solutions for outdoor cooking!.

Two big, big flaws this grill has makes this product a no go until its addressed. Flaw #1 The locking mechanism when the grill is folded is not strong enough to keep the lid closed when the grill is upright.

Once you fold the grill up and you’re not too careful the lid will open and the grates will come crashing down, It has happened to me like 15 times within the past two months and is infuriating; Im going to have to get a bungee cord to keep it shut but I shouldn’t have too after spending a decent amount of money this grill.

Flaw #2 I would definitely not recommend buying and using one pound cylinder propane to use this grill. I had to get an exchange on a this particular grill because I carefully put a one pound propane cylinder to use this grill, after I tried to remove the propane cylinder it would not unscrew, we kept trying and trying to unscrew tank, but it ultimately broke other parts of the grill.

I read multiple other reviews experiencing the same exact problem. You will need to spend an extra 40 bucks and get an extension hose adapter and only use 15lb propane tanks. This grill is such a disappointment, it could be great but the quality falls flat.

I purchased this grill about 3 months ago and it’s been a solid performer in both warm and cold weather. – Setup was very straight forward and easy straight from the box – The hydraulic spring is a nice add as it prevents the grill from dropping when compressing for travel.

– The auto-locking mechanism is great for preventing the lid from opening too. which was a real issue with my last travel grill. – NOTE: There is really only one heat setting on this grill (High), so if your looking to mainly use this to cook meats and veggies on 450 to 550 then it works excellent.

If you need to have something with the ability to put it on warm or low heat, then you’ll have an issue. – IMPORTANT: Must use a Weber brand connection hose otherwise this grill will not work. I initially purchased a hose from Home Depot which had a slight bevel on the copper connection to the grill, but this grill “requires” a FLAT connection for the gas to flow.

KUDOS: The support follow up on this grill is why I’ve given this 5 stars instead of 4. Seriously some of the best follow up I’ve ever received on ANY product I’ve every purchased. I was surprised (pleasantly) for sure, so know that they will have your back if anything goes wrong.

I will most certainly will be purchasing a Weber for my next grill purchase whenever that may for this very reason.

It’s a nice little barbecue, obviously high quality, and more than sufficient for a two-person family like ours. The heat is reasonably even and the split grill design is good. The cart add-on is excellent.

I really recommend it. The only sad thing about it is that it doesn’t really get very hot. It will go up to 400, but you have to be incredibly fast opening and closing the lid or you will lose all the heat.

Also, it is totally unusable in winter or if there’s a strong wind in early spring or late fall, because the burner and fuel pressure is too wimpy to overcome the loss of heat. So if you want to barbecue in winter or the shoulder season, consider a larger barbecue.

We bought an adaptor hose to use with a 20 lb tank and, because it has a built in regulator, we’ve had no problems with that.

The Weber Q2200 is a compact version of the larger Weber grills I have used for decades. The shell is lightweight, but sturdy. Grates are excellent and don’t appear to be susceptible to rust with coastal salty air.

Just a single burner but the oval shape cover the entire grill top. Easy to clean, including the grease drip pan. The only weak spot is the optional portable stand. It’s plastic, wobbly and way too expensive ($100).

I need the stand to have wheels and the Weber stand is engineered to fit well. The material quality of the stand needs to be upgraded so it better matches the grill. Buy the Weber Q2200 at Costco, if they still have it, because the grill stand is included at no extra cost ($0 is a fair price).

I highly recommend the grill but check out the stand before buying.

Received as a Fathers day gift a couple of years ago. Truth is that I do not use it because it does not perform like I had expected from Weber. Weber customer service was a joke. They actually had me go on line and read the troubleshooting tips back verbally to prove that I was following them.

I even watched all the tutorials. Truth is, the Q burner just does not generate enough sustained heat to really cook anything. It takes forever to cook the simplest of items. I ended up replacing the regulator.

The unit will now reach temperature “over time”. But lift the lid and all heat is lost. It takes a while too regenerate enough energy to get back to temperature. It’s just not what I expected from Weber and I have exhausted all hope that it will be one of those great purchases.

And, I’ll never read something aback aloud to a customer service agent again. It was foolish.

So, I gave away my old propane grill as I had purchased a high end Pellet grill. After a few cooks on the pellet grill, I decided I also wanted a propane grill back into my line up of grills. I love the pellet grill for pork shoulders, ribs, steaks, etc.

but not so much for just hot dogs, burgers, fish, etc. So, I bought this EX-335. This by far is the best propane grill I’ve ever owned. It was easy to assemble and find the app very helpful to monitor fuel level, grill and probe temperature.

Family loves the sear function (I bought the sear grates too) and how the burgers are done to perfection. However, I had a slightly damaged lid. Just a few dings. I alerted Weber, and Customer Service reached out and made things RIGHT.

Very impressed with their commitment, and how they stand behind their products. Not sure, but I had originally wrote a review a month or so ago and Weber published it (with pictures attached). My original review is no where to be found now.

Maybe after Weber resolves issues, they remove a lower than 5 star rating. In any event, I would highly recommend this grill (get the sear grates too). You will not be disappointed and hopefully very pleased with it.

Weber/Customer Service -thank you for making this the best grill I’ve ever owned and look forward to years of use.