Traeger Westwood Pellet Grill vs Weber Searwood XL 600 Pellet Grill
The Weber Searwood XL 600 is the stronger all-round grill: it reaches 600°F for real searing, heats up in about 15 minutes, and includes two food probes. The Traeger Westwood tops out at 450°F, so it smokes and bakes well but cannot sear a steak over direct flame. Owners of both praise steady temperatures and app control; Weber's 4.6 rating across 1,744 reviews reflects broad satisfaction, while Traeger's longer 7-year warranty is the better bet for buyers who mainly smoke low and slow.
- Choose the Traeger Westwood if you mostly smoke, roast and bake, want a bigger pellet hopper and the longer warranty, and don't need high-heat searing.
- Choose the Weber Searwood XL 600 if you want one grill that sears as well as it smokes, with faster heat-up, two probes and front-access ash and grease cleanup.
Prices
- Traeger Westwood Pellet Grill: $599.00 at Ace Hardware (checked today)
- Weber Searwood XL 600 Pellet Grill: $844.35 at storvella.store (checked today)
- Difference: the Traeger Westwood Pellet Grill is $245.35 cheaper than the Weber Searwood XL 600 Pellet Grill today

