Which is better for searing steaks?

The Recteq Bullseye. It reaches 749°F with direct-flame grilling, while the Traeger Pro 22 tops out at 450°F.

Which has more cooking space?

The Traeger Pro 22. It gives 418 sq. in. on the main grate plus a 154 sq. in. warming rack, for 572 sq. in. total against the Bullseye's 380 sq. in.

Is the Recteq worth the same price as the Traeger?

At $549.99 each, the Bullseye buys higher heat, PID control and stainless steel; the Pro 22 buys more cooking area, a bigger hopper and a 7-year warranty.

Which is easier to move around?

The Bullseye. It stands 36 in. tall and 22.5 in. deep and is built to be portable; the Pro 22 weighs 103 lb and stands 49 in. tall.

Do either of these connect to a phone?

No. Neither the RT-B380 Bullseye nor the Pro 22 has Wi-Fi, so you monitor cooks at the grill.

Which holds up better over time?

The Bullseye has the stronger rating, 4.9 of 5 from 2,859 ratings against 4.4 of 5 from 4,403. The Pro 22 carries a 7-year limited warranty, but reviewers report flame-outs and repeated part replacements.

Recteq RT-B380 Bullseye Pellet Grill vs Traeger Pro 22 Pellet Grill

Buy the Recteq RT-B380 Bullseye if you want high-heat searing and direct-flame grilling in a smaller, portable package. Buy the Traeger Pro 22 if you want more cooking area, a second rack and a longer track record as a smoker. Both are listed at $549.99 — the Bullseye at West Coast BBQ Shop and the Pro 22 at The Home Depot as of November 7, 2026 — so price does not decide this one.

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