Outdoor Portable Tabletop Pellet Grill and Smoker with Digital Control System for BBQ

Awesome product.

I like the size and plan to take it RVing this summer. Some design things I found missing or lacking: 1. It weighs some 50 pounds. 20 years ago, i could do that with a pinky finger. Today? Let's say my back doesn't appreciate holding it awkwardly by the bottom. Please, put some collapsible handles on this thing. 2. The meat probe works like a charm. I wish it had a dedicated slot in the rim or grommet to run the cord out to the jack. The smoker seals up so well, then I have to put a cord through it. I've been running the meat probe in through the back smoke slots. Meh. 3. 4# of pellets is not enough. Filling it every once in a while is no big deal, but imagine if you provided an optional transparent tube that'd hold another 4-6 pounds that mounted on the side of the hopper, outside the unit? Then, at a glance, I could see how many pellets are in there and I'd have to refill less. 4. The ash pan design is great. The ash pan function is not so much. It still blows everywhere.

I wanted to buy a wood pellet grill so that I can taste smoky flavor on my meat and save on electric bill. This one's size matches with what we need because we usually only invite 1 or 2 family at most. The operation-wise, it is very easy to use. It is my first time using the pellet grill and I just needed to put the pellets in the hopper and increase the temperature using the knob. As my video is shown, after a while, it creates a white smoke and shows the fire. The display shows the current temperature clearly so I know exactly when to start cooking. The lamb tasted better with this pellet grill compared to using gas grill. I could taste the smoky flavor. Cleaning-up was pretty simple. I just used dishwasher for flame broiler plate, cooking rack, and grease tray.

Did the burn off as suggested and the temps stayed within 5 degrees. Check the smoke from the pellets and it was a clear light blue. Clean smoke!!! Easy to use. Low noise from the auger. Now to put the meat on. Weighs about 40 pounds so handling is light enough to carry RV or camping.

I’ve had this grill for over a year now. I purchased mine direct from the company making it, but mine is exactly what is here o. Costway. I’ve cooked about everything on our pellet grill, even a 8 lb gator. Keeping the grates and deflectors clean is the biggest job with this grill. It cooks like a much more expensive grill. I also have a large Weber Genesis propane grill, so we’re covered for outside cooking.