Great BBQs for Great Times!
A close look at the best and worst grills offered by Weber. These grill reviews cover gas, charcoal and electric models.
The Spirit II E 210 is newly renovated for 2018 with great new features to make it a more competitive product than in years past. Weber considers the Spirit series an entry-level series, mainly due to its smaller size and lack of extremely high tech features.
The E-210 is perfect for a small family or a beginner to the grilling game. Its small footprint means it will fit well on the balcony at your apartment complex, and just as well in the backyard of a home.
The Q1200 is a portable liquid propane grill from Weber that comes in an incredible variety of colors to match anywhere and everywhere you want to grill. It is made for camping or tailgates, especially if you’re a Florida State fan, as one official color is “Florida State University Maroon,” and it has some great features for all skill levels. This review will look at the key features of this grill and compare it to some other options.
The Genesis II E 410 was first introduced in 2017. At that point, it came out swinging to fill the gap in the Genesis lineup that made the three-burner products seem irrelevant.
It has remained a top contender in its class for the past year, with great features like an open cart design and Weber’s GS4 grilling system, along with high reviews from buyers.
This review will walk you through the features of this grill, give you some benefits and drawbacks of owning it, and offer some comparisons to other similar grills offered by Weber. [Read more…]
As a general rule, Weber makes incredible grills. However, there is a lot of overlap in the product lines that make some of their products irrelevant and makes others look ridiculously over priced.
Here are the five Weber grills that I would avoid at all costs.
Let’s look at what is wrong with each of these models in a little more detail.
