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Traeger Pro Series 34 Pellet Grill vs Camp Chef Woodwind 24 Pellet Grill

Buy the Traeger Pro Series 34 if you want maximum cooking space and a simple, proven controller. Buy the Camp Chef Woodwind 24 if you want Wi-Fi app control, four meat probes and a stainless body. The Traeger is $699.99 at The Home Depot as of November 7, 2026; the Camp Chef has no current price listed, and its recent daily range ran from $453.99 to $719.40.

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Traeger
Traeger Pro Series 34 Pellet Grill

Traeger Pro Series 34 Pellet Grill

4.1(1,400 ratings)
$699.99at The Home DepotObserved at 11:51 PM
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Choose the Traeger Pro Series 34 if you cook for crowds and want 884 sq. in. of space with a straightforward digital controller.

Pros
  • 884 sq. in. of cooking space, more than the Woodwind 24
  • Hopper clean-out makes swapping pellet flavors easy
  • All-terrain wheels roll over grass and gravel
  • Simple digital controller with 25-degree steps
  • Large installed base: 1,400 ratings
Cons
  • No Wi-Fi or app control
  • No meat probes included
  • Caps at 450°F
  • Heavier at about 137 lb
  • Rated 4.1 out of 5, slightly below the Camp Chef
Camp Chef
Camp Chef Woodwind 24 Pellet Grill

Camp Chef Woodwind 24 Pellet Grill

4.2(393 ratings)
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Choose the Camp Chef Woodwind 24 if you want Wi-Fi control from your phone, four meat probes and a stainless steel body.

Pros
  • Wi-Fi controller and Camp Chef Connect app
  • Four meat probes for monitoring multiple cuts
  • 22 lb hopper with pellet purge
  • Stainless steel body
  • Rated 4.2 out of 5
Cons
  • 811 sq. in. total, less than the Traeger
  • Not portable; no all-terrain wheels
  • Only 393 ratings
  • Needs a power outlet
  • No current price listed, so the deal depends on timing

What separates them

Traeger Pro Series 34 Pellet GrillCamp Chef Woodwind 24 Pellet Grill
Total cooking area884 sq. in. (34" x 19" primary plus 34" x 7" upper)811 sq. in. (429 sq. in. lower plus 382 sq. in. upper)
Temperature controlDigital Pro Controller, 25-degree increments, smoke setting to 450°FFull-color Wi-Fi controller with Camp Chef Connect app
ThermometerDigital gauge, no meat probes listedFour meat probes included
Pellet hopper18 lb capacity with hopper clean-out22 lb capacity with pellet purge
Body materialNot listed as stainlessStainless steel body
MobilityAll-terrain wheels, portable installationFreestanding, not portable
Weight62 kg (about 137 lb)123 lb
Price$699.99 at The Home Depot as of November 7, 2026No current price listed; recent daily low $453.99 on November 2

Price history

$719.40$453.99
Oct 31Nov 7
  • Traeger Pro Series 34 Pellet Grill: lowest $510.99 on Nov 3 at CTT Home & Culinary; $699.99 on Nov 7.
  • Camp Chef Woodwind 24 Pellet Grill: lowest $453.99 on Nov 2 at CampSaver.com; $453.99 on Nov 3.

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Traeger Pro Series 34 Pellet Grill

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Specs compared

SpecTraeger Pro Series 34 Pellet GrillCamp Chef Woodwind 24 Pellet Grill
Installation TypeFreestandingFreestanding
Portable InstallationYesNo
Built-In InstallationNoNo
Fuel TypePelletPellet
Pellet Capacity18 lbs.22 lbs
Primary Cooking Area34" x 19"429 in² (lower rack)
Total Cooking Area884 sq. in.811 IN²
Secondary Cooking Area34" x 7"382 in² (upper rack)
Burger Capacity4040
Cooking Rack Count22
Grate MaterialPorcelain coated steelPorcelain-coated finish
Grill HighlightsHopper clean-out, All-terrain wheels, With Smok…Pellet Purge, Camp Chef Connect App connectivit…
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SpecTraeger Pro Series 34 Pellet GrillCamp Chef Woodwind 24 Pellet Grill
Temperature RangeLow and slow "smoke" setting to 450°FHighest heat setting
Grill Depth69 cm26 IN
Grill Height49 in44.5 IN
Weight62 kg123 lbs
Temperature Control TypeDigital Pro ControllerFull-color WIFI controller, Camp Chef Connect A…
ThermometerYesYes (four meat probes)
Grate TypeGrill Grates—
Temperature GaugeDigital—
Temperature Settings25-degree increments—

What reviewers say

Traeger Pro Series 34 Pellet Grill

  • 4.1 / 51,400 ratings

Rated 4.1 out of 5 from about 1,400 ratings, the Pro Series 34 is generally liked for its size, simple controller and steady low-and-slow cooking. Complaints center on temperature accuracy, build details and the effort of moving and cleaning it.

What people mention
  • Temperature controlMixedOwners say the digital controller is easy to use, but some report the actual temperature drifting from the setting.
  • Cooking capacityPraisedReviewers like the two-rack 884 sq. in. area, enough for large batches of burgers or ribs.
  • Build and weightCriticisedAt about 137 lb it is hard to move, and some owners question the sturdiness of parts.
  • Heat distributionCriticisedSome owners report hot and cool zones across the grate during cooks.

Camp Chef Woodwind 24 Pellet Grill

  • 4.2 / 5393 ratings

Rated 4.2 out of 5 from 393 ratings, the Woodwind 24 is generally liked for its cooking space, WiFi control and probe setup. Complaints center on temperature consistency and app reliability.

What people mention
  • Cooking spacePraisedOwners like the 811 in² across two racks for big cooks.
  • WiFi and appMixedThe Connect app is convenient but some owners report dropped connections.
  • Temperature controlCriticisedSome owners say the grill swings from the set temperature.
  • Meat probesPraised

Questions and answers

Which has more cooking space?
The Traeger Pro Series 34 has 884 sq. in. total versus 811 sq. in. on the Woodwind 24. The gap is mostly on the lower rack: 34" x 19" versus 429 sq. in.
Which is better for long overnight cooks?
The Woodwind 24, for most people. Its Wi-Fi app and four meat probes let you check pit and meat temps from bed without opening the lid.
Is the Camp Chef worth the extra money?
It depends on the price you find. At its recent low of $453.99 it undercuts the Traeger's $699.99 and adds Wi-Fi and probes. Near $719 it costs more than the Traeger for less cooking space.
Which is easier to move?
The Traeger. It has all-terrain wheels and is listed as portable; the Woodwind 24 is freestanding only and weighs 123 lb.
Do both smoke and grill?
Yes. Both are pellet grills with a smoking function. The Traeger runs from a low smoke setting to 450°F; the Woodwind 24 lists a highest heat setting without a figure.
Which has a bigger pellet hopper?
The Woodwind 24 holds 22 lb versus 18 lb on the Traeger. The Traeger offsets that with a hopper clean-out for emptying pellets.

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Ignition TypeElectronic auto-start—
Electronic IgnitionYes—
Piezo IgnitionNo—
Warming Rack Area—382 sq. inches
Grilling Function—Yes
Smoking Function—Yes
Power Source—Plug in
Body Material—Stainless steel, Stainless steel (body)
Lid Material—Black
Four included probes are seen as a useful extra.