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Traeger Ironwood Pellet Grill vs Camp Chef Woodwind Pro 24

Buy the Camp Chef Woodwind Pro 24 if you want more smoke control and more cooking area for the money. Buy the Traeger Ironwood if you want Traeger's app and a taller, deeper body, and you find it near its low. The Woodwind Pro 24 was $959.99 at McCoy's Building Supply as of November 3, against a Traeger low of $899.99 on October 31 and a high of $1,599.99 on November 2. The Traeger's price swings by $700, so the Camp Chef is the steadier buy.

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Traeger
Traeger Ironwood Pellet Grill

Traeger Ironwood Pellet Grill

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Choose the Traeger Ironwood if you want Traeger's mature app and Wi-Fi control and you can get it near $900 rather than near $1,600.

Pros
  • Traeger's app and Wi-Fi control are well established.
  • Taller and deeper body than the Camp Chef.
  • Hit $899.99 on October 31, the lowest price of the pair.
  • Stainless steel finish.
Cons

What separates them

Traeger Ironwood Pellet GrillCamp Chef Woodwind Pro 24
Smoke controlPellet-only smoke from the hopperSmoke Box takes pellets, chunks, chips or charcoal, with a damper and fan-only cold smoke
Cooking areaNot stated in the given specs811 sq in total (429 lower, 382 upper)
HopperNot stated in the given specs22 lb
Temperature probesNot stated in the given specsFour ports, four probes included
Max temperatureNot stated in the given specs500 F
Height and depth48 in high, 27 in deep44.5 in high, 26 in deep
App and connectivityTraeger Wi-Fi app controlCamp Chef Connect app, Wi-Fi only, full-color display

Price history

$1,599.99$899.99
Oct 31Nov 3
  • Traeger Ironwood Pellet Grill: lowest $899.99 on Oct 31 at The Frog Pad; $1,299.99 on Nov 3.
  • Camp Chef Woodwind Pro 24: lowest $959.99 on Nov 3 at Grill Atlas.

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Specs compared

SpecTraeger Ironwood Pellet GrillCamp Chef Woodwind Pro 24
FinishStainless SteelStainless Steel
Height48″ high44.5 IN
Depth27″ deep26 IN
With Smoker—Yes
Lower rack area—429 IN²
Upper rack area—382 IN²
Total rack area—811 IN²
Chamber size—4,850 IN³
Hopper size—22 LBS
Weight—152 LBS
Width (including side shelf)

What reviewers say

Traeger Ironwood Pellet Grill

Owners generally rate the Ironwood well for steady temperatures and easy app control, and many say it made smoking approachable. Complaints tend to focus on pellet use, ash cleanup and the need for power.

What people mention
  • Temperature controlPraisedOwners say the digital controller keeps the grill within a narrow range through hours-long cooks.
  • App controlPraisedReviewers like setting temperature and checking probes from a phone.
  • Pellet useMixedSome owners find pellets burn faster than expected on long smokes, while others call consumption normal for a pellet grill.
  • CleanupCriticised

Questions and answers

Which gives more smoke flavor?
The Woodwind Pro 24, because its Smoke Box burns wood chunks, chips or charcoal alongside pellets and has a damper to tune heat. The Ironwood smokes with pellets only.
Which has more cooking space?
The Woodwind Pro 24 lists 811 square inches across two racks. Traeger does not state rack area for the Ironwood in the specs here, so compare it in person before buying.
Is the Camp Chef worth the extra money?
At $959.99 at McCoy's Building Supply as of November 3, it costs about $60 more than the Traeger's $899.99 low. You get the smoke box, four probes and more rack space for that.
Which is easier to control from a phone?
Both have Wi-Fi app control. Traeger's app is the more established, while the Camp Chef adds a full-color display and menu dial on the grill itself.
Which is better for cold smoking?
The Woodwind Pro 24, which has a fan-only mode for cold smoking. The Ironwood has no equivalent mode in the given specs.
How big is the Traeger Ironwood?
It stands 48 inches high and is 27 inches deep, taller and deeper than the Woodwind Pro 24 at 44.5 by 26 inches.

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Price swung from $899.99 to $1,599.99 in three days.
  • No smoke box, so smoke comes from pellets only.
  • Cooking area and hopper size not stated in the given specs.
  • Camp Chef
    Camp Chef Woodwind Pro 24 Pellet Grill

    Camp Chef Woodwind Pro 24

    Camp Chef Woodwind Pro 24 Pellet Grill

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    Choose the Camp Chef Woodwind Pro 24 if you want a smoke box for wood chunks and charcoal, 811 square inches of rack space and four probe ports.

    Pros
    • Smoke Box adds wood chunks, chips and charcoal to pellet cooking.
    • 811 sq in of rack space and a 22 lb hopper.
    • Four probe ports with four probes included.
    • PID controller with adjustable smoke number and 500 F max.
    • Narrower price band, $959.99 to $1,299.00.
    Cons
    • Wi-Fi only, no Bluetooth.
    • Some assembly required.
    • No grill lights and no spring-assisted hood.
    • Side shelves are powder-coated steel, not stainless.
    • Not made in the USA.
    Price range seen$899.99 to $1,599.99$959.99 to $1,299.00
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    50 IN
    Temperature probe ports—four ports
    Show all 14 specsShow fewer specs
    SpecTraeger Ironwood Pellet GrillCamp Chef Woodwind Pro 24
    Interior steel—430 stainless steel
    Valve and burn cup steel—304 stainless steel
    Emptying the fire pot and vacuuming ash is the chore owners mention most.

    Camp Chef Woodwind Pro 24

    Owners of the Woodwind Pro line consistently praise the Smoke Box for delivering smoke flavor that ordinary pellet grills lack, and they like the Wi-Fi controller and probe setup. Common complaints center on assembly effort, the grill's weight and the app connection.

    What people mention
    • Smoke flavorPraisedOwners say the Smoke Box gives a deeper smoke profile than pellet-only grills.
    • Temperature controlPraisedThe PID controller holds steady temperatures and the smoke number is adjustable.
    • App connectivityMixedThe Camp Chef Connect app is useful for monitoring, but pairing and Wi-Fi drops frustrate some users.
    • AssemblyCriticisedBuyers report the build takes a couple of hours and is easier with two people.