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Brinkmann 810-2410-SB
Budget gas grill
Pros: Lots of features, even heating, porcelain-coated, cast-iron cooking grates, inexpensive
Cons: Questionable durability, short warranty
- *Est. $200
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Brookstone Grill Alert Talking Remote Thermometer
Best wireless meat thermometer
Pros: Remote monitoring up to 300 feet, voice alerts, backlit display, easy to use, replacement probes available
Cons: Expensive, uses preset temperatures, no automatic shutoff, some difficulty connecting the transmitter and receiver
- *Est. $70
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Weber Spirit E-310
Best-value gas grill
Pros: Even heat distribution, inexpensive for full-size Weber grill, stainless-steel work surface, extras like tool hooks, great warranty
Cons: 36,000-Btu maximum output, some materials lower quality than on other Weber grills, limited work space
- *Est. $520
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The Big Green Egg (Large)
Luxury charcoal grill
Pros: Precise temperature control, can sear, grill, bake or smoke food, uses very little charcoal
Cons: Small grill surface, expensive, no stand or cart included in price, all accessories are sold separately
- *Est. $750
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Weber One-Touch Silver
Budget charcoal grill
Pros: Good value, versatile, easy to clean, excellent brand reputation, long warranty, good customer service
Cons: Durability problems with legs, wheels, painted, not powder-coated finish, no side tables or thermometer
- *Est. $70 to $90
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