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Traeger Westwood vs Traeger Pro 22 Wood Pellet Grill & Smoker

Buy the Westwood if you want Wi-Fi control, a wired meat probe, more cooking area and a newer controller for about $150 more. Buy the Pro 22 if budget matters most and you want the proven basic Traeger smoker at the lowest price. As of November 3, 2026, the Westwood is $699.99 at The General Store Spokane and the Pro 22 is $549.99 at Home Depot.

Today the Traeger Pro 22 Wood Pellet Grill & Smoker costs $150.00 less at its best price.

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Traeger Westwood

Traeger Westwood

$699.99at The General Store SpokaneObserved at 7:19 AM

Choose the Westwood if you want Wi-Fi and app control, an included meat probe, and 653 square inches of cooking space.

Pros
  • Wi-Fi and Bluetooth let you set and monitor temperature from your phone
  • 653 sq in total gives more room for big cooks
  • Wired meat probe included, and it works with Traeger wireless probes
  • 7-year warranty
  • Side shelf adds prep space
Cons
  • About $150 more than the Pro 22
  • Top temperature is 450°F, so no high-heat searing

What separates them

Traeger WestwoodTraeger Pro 22 Wood Pellet Grill & Smoker
Price (Nov 3, 2026)$699.99 at The General Store Spokane$549.99 at Home Depot
Total cooking area653 sq in (424 main)572 sq in (418 main, 154 warming rack)
Wi-Fi / app controlWiFIRE Wi-Fi and BluetoothNone; digital Pro controller only
Meat probeWired probe included; supports wireless probesProbe included with digital controller
Temperature range180°F–450°FSmoke setting to 450°F
Pellet hopper18 lb18 lb
Warranty7 years7 years limited
MobilityFreestanding, no all-terrain wheels listedSawhorse chassis, side-lift bar, all-terrain wheels

Price history

$699.95$549.99
Oct 31Nov 3
  • Traeger Westwood: lowest $699.95 on Nov 3 at Williams-Sonoma.
  • Traeger Pro 22 Wood Pellet Grill & Smoker: lowest $549.99 on Oct 31 at Amazon; $549.99 on Nov 3.

Prices at every store

Traeger Westwood

  • The General Store SpokaneNew

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    $699.99Observed at 7:19 AM
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  • Home DepotNew

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    $699.99+ $55.00 shippingObserved at 7:19 AM
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  • Factory Hardware StoreNew

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    $974.99Observed at 7:19 AM
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  • Williams-SonomaNew

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    $699.95+ $309.00 shippingObserved at 7:19 AM
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Specs compared

SpecTraeger WestwoodTraeger Pro 22 Wood Pellet Grill & Smoker
Temperature range180°F–450°FSmoke setting to 450°F
Pellet capacity18 lb.18 lbs
Size46" x 47" x 35"—
Grilling area653 square inches (424 square inches in main co…—
Wi-Fi connectionYes—
Bluetooth connectionYes—
Warranty7 years—
FinishBlack—
Width22″ wide—
Height45.6″ high—
Depth

Questions and answers

Which is better for beginners?
The Westwood is easier to run because the app shows and sets temperature and the probe tracks meat without opening the lid. The Pro 22 is simpler and cheaper, but you manage it at the grill.
Is the Westwood worth $150 more?
Yes if you value Wi-Fi control, the probe and the extra 81 square inches. If you just want basic smoking at the lowest price, the Pro 22 does the job.
Which has more cooking space?
The Westwood, with 653 sq in total versus 572 sq in on the Pro 22. The Pro 22's total includes a 154 sq in warming rack.
Do both smoke low and slow?
Yes. Both run on 18 lb of pellets and reach 450°F. The Pro 22 has a dedicated smoke setting; the Westwood starts at 180°F.
Which is easier to move?
The Pro 22, which has a sawhorse chassis, side-lift bar and all-terrain wheels. The Westwood is listed as freestanding without those wheels.
How long is the warranty on each?
Both carry a 7-year Traeger warranty; the Pro 22's is a 7-year limited warranty.

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Traeger Pro 22 Wood Pellet Grill & Smoker

Traeger Pro 22 Wood Pellet Grill & Smoker

4.4· 4,403 ratings
$549.99at AmazonObserved at 11:54 AM

Choose the Pro 22 if you want the lowest-priced Traeger pellet grill and don't need app control or a probe.

Pros
  • Lowest price of the two at $549.99
  • 4.4 out of 5 from 4,403 ratings
  • All-terrain wheels and side-lift bar make it easier to move
  • Smoke setting plus 450°F top end covers low-and-slow and grilling
  • 7-year limited warranty
Cons
  • No Wi-Fi or app control
  • Smaller main cooking area at 418 sq in
  • Reviewers report flame-outs, fires and temperature drops with the lid open
  • Assembly required; some owners needed part replacements
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Traeger Pro 22 Wood Pellet Grill & Smoker

  • Home DepotNew

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    $549.99Free shippingObserved at 7:18 AM
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  • AmazonNew

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    $549.99Free shippingObserved at 11:54 AM
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Installation Type—Freestanding
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SpecTraeger WestwoodTraeger Pro 22 Wood Pellet Grill & Smoker
Portable Installation—Yes
Built-In Installation—No
Fuel Type—Pellet
Primary Cooking Area—418 Square Inches
Total Cooking Area—572 sq. in.
Secondary Cooking Area—154 Square Inches
Burger Capacity—24
Warming Rack Area—391 cm²
Cooking Rack Count—2
Grate Material—Porcelain-Coated Steel
Grate Type—Grill grates
Grill Depth—27 in
Grill Height—49 in
Weight—103 lbs
Temperature Control Type—Digital Pro Controller
Thermometer—Yes
Temperature Gauge—Digital
Power Source—120V AC
Wattage—250 watts
Ignition Type—Electrical
Electronic Ignition—Yes