Traeger
Traeger Ironwood XL
WiFi enabled workhorse with D2 controller and Super Smoke mode
serious pitmasterslarge families
Pellet Grill Reviews
Every grill purchased at retail, assembled, and tested with real cooks. No sponsored reviews. No freebies.
Camp Chef
Camp Chef Woodwind WiFi 36
Slide and Grill technology lets you sear directly over flame
searing enthusiastsversatility seekers
Pit Boss
Pit Boss Pro Series 1150
Massive cooking space at a price that won't break the bank
budget conscious buyerslarge cookouts
RecTeq
RecTeq RT-700 Bull
Stainless steel beast with fanatical customer following
quality first buyerslong term investment
Weber
Weber SmokeFire EX6
The searing king that hits 600F and bridges the gap between pellet and gas grills
searing enthusiastsWeber loyalists
Green Mountain Grills
GMG Daniel Boone Prime Plus
Lightweight WiFi grill that punches way above its price point
tailgatersapartment balcony owners
Grilla Grills
Grilla Silverbac Alpha
Heavy gauge steel tank with a cult following and Alpha Connect controller
build quality obsessivesRecTeq alternative seekers
Camp Chef
Camp Chef SmokePro DLX 24
Camp Chef build quality at a budget price, minus the WiFi
Camp Chef fans on a budgetsimple setup seekers
Z Grills
Z Grills 1000D
WiFi and 1,060 sq in of cooking space for under $600
large families on a budgetcompetition cooks starting out
How We Review
We evaluate pellet grills across six categories: temperature control, build quality, cooking results, ease of use, features, and value. Every grill gets the same tests so you can compare apples to apples. Read more on our about page.