Traeger Westwood vs Traeger Pro Series 34 Pellet Grill
Buy the Pro Series 34 if you want the most cooking space for the money: 884 sq. in. and 40 burgers for $510.99 at CTT Home & Culinary as of November 3. Buy the Westwood if you want Wi-Fi app control, a wired meat probe and a 7-year warranty; it costs $699.99 at The General Store Spokane as of November 3, about $189 more. The Pro Series 34 is the better value for big cooks, and the Westwood is the easier grill to run remotely.
Today the Traeger Pro Series 34 Pellet Grill costs $189.00 less at its best price.
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Traeger Westwood
$699.99at The General Store SpokaneObserved at 7:19 AM
Choose the Westwood if you want to set temperatures and watch cooks from your phone, and you value the 7-year warranty and included meat probe.
Pros
- Wi-Fi and Bluetooth control through the WiFIRE app
- Wired meat probe included, plus support for Traeger wireless probes
- 7-year warranty
- Digital controller with a set-and-forget temperature range of 180°F to 450°F
- Side shelf adds prep space
Cons
- About $189 more than the Pro Series 34
- 653 sq. in. total is smaller than the Pro Series 34's 884 sq. in.
What separates them
| Traeger Westwood | Traeger Pro Series 34 Pellet Grill | |
|---|---|---|
| Price (Nov 3, 2026) | $699.99 at The General Store Spokane | $510.99 at CTT Home & Culinary |
| Total cooking area | 653 sq. in. (424 main) | 884 sq. in. (646 main plus 238 secondary) |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi and Bluetooth with the WiFIRE app | None; digital Pro Controller only |
| Temperature range | 180°F to 450°F | Smoke setting to 450°F, 25-degree increments |
| Pellet hopper | 18 lb. | 18 lb. with hopper clean-out |
| Meat probe | Wired probe included; works with Traeger wireless probes | None included |
| Warranty | 7 years | Not stated in the listing |
Price history
$699.95$510.99
- Traeger Westwood: lowest $699.95 on Nov 3 at Williams-Sonoma.
- Traeger Pro Series 34 Pellet Grill: lowest $510.99 on Nov 3 at CTT Home & Culinary.
Prices at every store
Traeger Westwood
- The General Store SpokaneNew
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$699.99Observed at 7:19 AM - Home DepotNew
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$699.99+ $55.00 shippingObserved at 7:19 AM - Factory Hardware StoreNew
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$974.99Observed at 7:19 AM - Williams-SonomaNew
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$699.95+ $309.00 shippingObserved at 7:19 AM
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Specs compared
| Spec | Traeger Westwood | Traeger Pro Series 34 Pellet Grill |
|---|---|---|
| Temperature range | 180°F–450°F | Low and slow "smoke" setting to 450°F |
| Pellet capacity | 18 lb. | 18 lbs. |
| Size | 46" x 47" x 35" | — |
| Grilling area | 653 square inches (424 square inches in main co… | — |
| Wi-Fi connection | Yes | — |
| Bluetooth connection | Yes | — |
| Warranty | 7 years | — |
| Finish | Black | — |
| Width | 22″ wide | — |
| Height | 45.6″ high | — |
| Depth |
Questions and answers
- Which is better for a large family or party?
- The Pro Series 34. Its 884 sq. in. across two racks holds about 40 burgers, against 653 sq. in. on the Westwood.
- Is the Westwood worth the extra $189?
- If you want app control, a meat probe and a 7-year warranty, yes. If you mostly cook with friends around the grill, the Pro Series 34 does the same job for less.
- Which one can I control from my phone?
- Only the Westwood. It has Wi-Fi and Bluetooth with the WiFIRE app. The Pro Series 34 uses a digital controller you set at the grill.
- Do both smoke low and slow?
- Yes. The Westwood goes down to 180°F and the Pro Series 34 has a smoke setting; both top out at 450°F.
- Which is easier to move?
- The Pro Series 34 has all-terrain wheels, but it weighs about 137 lb. The Westwood is a freestanding cart grill with no all-terrain wheels listed.
- Which has the better warranty?
- The Westwood lists a 7-year warranty. The Pro Series 34 listing does not state one, so check with the store before buying.