Which is better for a beginner?

The Ironwood 650. Its D2 controller, WiFIRE app and 5-degree temperature steps are well documented, and it costs less at its tracked low of $480.65 on November 4, 2026.

Which has more cooking space?

The Ironwood 650 lists 650 sq in total, including a 235 sq in upper rack. The Woodridge Pro's cooking area is not stated in the specs given, so compare in person before buying.

Is the Woodridge Pro worth the extra money?

Only if you want its folding side shelf, pellet sensor and rotisserie. At $1,145.99 at BbqGuys as of November 7, 2026, it costs far more than the Ironwood's tracked low.

The Ironwood 650 tops out at 500°F. The Woodridge Pro's max temperature is not stated, so check its manual if high-heat grilling matters to you.

Which is easier to move?

The Ironwood 650 weighs 149 lbs and is 46″ wide, so it stays put. The Woodridge Pro has wheels and a trolley design, which helps on a patio.

Yes. The Ironwood 650 uses WiFIRE, and the Woodridge Pro lists WiFIRE connectivity to the Traeger app.

Traeger Ironwood 650 Pellet Grill vs Traeger Woodridge Pro Pellet Grill

Buy the Ironwood 650 if you want a proven Traeger with a wide price range and a stainless finish; its lowest tracked price was $480.65 on November 4, 2026, against $899.99 on October 31, 2026. Buy the Woodridge Pro if you want the newer model with a folding side shelf, a pellet sensor and a rotisserie-capable setup; it was $1,145.99 at BbqGuys as of November 7, 2026. The Woodridge Pro costs roughly $265 more at its best new price than the Ironwood's high, so the Ironwood is the value pick unless you need the Pro's extras.

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