Which is better for a family of four?

The Pro 575. Its 575 sq in and 24-burger capacity cover a family meal, and you get Wi-Fi monitoring and a 500°F sear zone the Pro Series 34 lacks.

Which holds more food for a party?

The Pro Series 34. It has 884 sq in total and fits 40 burgers versus 24 on the Pro 575, and its 34-inch grate takes full rib racks.

Is the Pro Series 34 worth $100 more?

Only if space matters more than features. At $699.99 versus $599.99 on November 7, 2026, you pay $100 for 309 extra sq in but give up Wi-Fi, the meat probe and the 500°F top end.

Which one sears better?

The Pro 575. It reaches 500°F; the Pro Series 34 stops at 450°F. Neither is a high-heat sear station, so use a cast-iron pan or grill grates for crust.

Do both have a pellet hopper cleanout?

Yes. Both have an 18 lb hopper with a cleanout trapdoor, so you can swap pellet flavors without scooping.

Which has held its price better?

The Pro 575. It has stayed between $599.00 and $599.99 since November 3, 2026, while the Pro Series 34 swung from $510.99 to $699.99 in the same week.

Traeger Pro 575 Pellet Grill vs Traeger Pro Series 34 Pellet Grill

Buy the Pro 575 if you want Wi-Fi control, app recipes and a hotter 500°F ceiling in a smaller footprint. Buy the Pro Series 34 if you regularly cook for a crowd and want the most grate space per dollar. The Pro 575 is $599.99 at Home Depot as of November 7, 2026; the Pro Series 34 is $699.99 at The Home Depot the same day, though it dipped to $510.99 on November 3.

Today the Traeger Pro 575 Pellet Grill costs $100.00 less at its best price.

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