Our Lab tested some of the top smokers as a part of a larger test of pellet grills. During that test, the testers grilled, seared, baked, and smoked to thoroughly analyze every feature and the grill's performance. They then rated each on heat control and retention, size, features, perfor...
Of course, some grills fell below average. While the Z Grills700D offers consistent heat, making it suitable for baking or smoking, its upper-temperature limit of 450°F doesn't translate into a good sear. We also found the amount of smoke too subtle. The Char-Griller Wood Pro Pellet Gri...
the Z Grills ZPG-450A Wood Pellet Grill is a budget-friendly option. It has a modest temperature range of 180 to 450 degrees, and during our at-home testing, we found that this pellet smoker shined when it came to smoking pork at a low temperature, yielding an absolutely ...
$455$400 at Amazon$419 at Home Depot$419 at Lowe's What we liked:This smoker is reminiscent of one of our favoritekettle-style grills, with similar material and construction. It’s on the smaller side, making it a good choice for cooks with limited storage space. Airflow was excellent ...
Made to order in the USA– This smoker is cheaper than a lot of other grills that get made offshore. Because it’s made to order you know you’ll always get the latest model. Customizable– If you want to cook for more people add the second tier grate or rib rack. You can also ...
Entry-level smokers (or grills that double as smokers) are available at home improvement centers like Home Depot[15] and Lowe's[16] , or at discount stores like Target[17] ; a wider range of smokers is available from local specialty patio or BBQ stores, or online retailers like BBQGuys...