Best pellet grills
Researched by Deal.ai's shopping agent across stores on November 3, 2026. Prices below are today's.
Top pick: Weber Searwood 600 — the safest all-rounder. It sears hot enough for real grilling, holds low temps for long smokes, and Weber's build and support are the most dependable of the bunch.
Who the others suit:
- Recteq RT-B380 Bullseye — small, simple, and the best-loved grill here; ideal for one or two people who mostly cook burgers and chicken.
- Weber Searwood (standard) — the same idea as the 600 with less cooking area, for tighter patios.
- Recteq Flagship 1600 — big cooks and brisket people: huge capacity, wide temperature range, long hopper runs.
- DualFire 1200 — anyone who wants direct-heat searing and a big indirect smoking side in one unit.
- Traeger Ironwood XL / Timberline — set-and-forget convenience and app control; Timberline is the premium built-in-feel option.
- Traeger Pro 575 / Westwood — a straightforward first pellet grill.
- Traeger Tailgater / Ranger — tailgates, balconies and small spaces.
Skip the tiny portables if you regularly cook for a crowd.
The picks
- #2
RT-B380 Bullseye Wood Pellet Grill
- Grate Material: Porcelain Coated Steel
- Portable Installation: Yes
- Primary Cooking Area: 380 sq. in.
- Total Cooking Area: 380 sq. in.
