Master Cook Portable Gas Grill vs Razor GGT2160M Portable Propane Grill

The Razor GGT2160M is the stronger pick for most shoppers. It puts out 18,000 BTUs over 284 sq in of griddle surface, versus 10,000 BTUs over 218 sq in of grates on the Master Cook. The Razor's push-and-turn ignition and front-access grease cup are easier to live with than the Master Cook's manual ignition. The Master Cook's 4.1 rating from 348 owners is decent but not glowing, and the Razor's griddle layout suits breakfasts and smash burgers better than open grates.

• Choose the Master Cook if you want a conventional open-grate grill for burgers, steaks and skewers and prefer porcelain-coated grates over a flat griddle.
• Choose the Razor GGT2160M if you want more heat, more cooking surface and a flat griddle for eggs, bacon, stir-fry and smash burgers.