- What is the difference between the Woodwind WiFi SG 36 and the standard Woodwind?
- The SG adds the Sidekick sear station, a gas burner for high-heat grilling and boiling. The standard Woodwind is pellet-only.
- Does the side burner run on propane or natural gas?
- It ships set up for propane, and Camp Chef sells a natural gas conversion kit for home hookups.
- How much food fits on the 36-inch grate?
- The main chamber holds several racks of ribs or a full packer brisket with room to spare. The upper rack adds space for sides.
- Can I control it from my phone?
- Yes. The WiFi controller connects to the Camp Chef app for temperature setting and monitoring, though some owners report pairing trouble.
- What comes in the box?
- The grill, side burner, two meat probes, a grease tray and the pellet hopper hardware. Fuel and a cover are sold separately.
- Is it worth it over a smaller pellet grill?
- If you cook for groups and want a sear burner, the extra capacity and gas side justify it. For two people, a smaller model does the same job for less.
- Where is the Camp Chef Woodwind Wifi SG 36 Pellet cheapest?
- At BbqGuys, for $1,200.00, 20% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Camp Chef Woodwind Wifi SG 36 Pellet?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including BbqGuys, The Home Depot, Academy Sports.