Napoleon Terrace SE325 – $ 499 (including cart)Pros: Napoleon quality in a minified package that’s perfect for small spaces; 2x 13,500-BTU burners; 325 sq. in. main cooking area, 435 sq. in. total; cast iron grates hold heat, and porcelain coating makes for easy cleanup; side tables fold down to minimize storage space. |
 Napoleon Terrace SE325 BBQ Gas Grill |
Saber SS 500 3-Burner – $ 1,400Pros: AISI 304 stainless steel construction; burner + infrared emitter design excludes the possibility of flare-ups; 3 separate independent cooking zones with independent electronic ignition and individual temperature gauges; 24,000-BTU main cooking area + 18,000-BTU side burner; 675 square inches total cooking area. |
 Saber SS500 3-Burner BBQ Gas Grill |
Solaire Portable Go-Anywhere SOL-IR17B – $ 329.00Pros: stainless steel construction; mounting options including RV & boat; LP fuel with NG conversion option; less than 20 lbs and compact size (21” wide x 13” deep x 12” high); uses 1-lb propane tank; 14,000-BTU main burner. |
 Solaire Go-Anywhere Portable BBQ Gas Grill |
Weber Summit S-420 – $ 1,150.00 to $ 1,500.00Pros: lighted handle for nighttime cooking, 538 square inches of primary cooking space, 48,000 BTU’s, stainless-steel bars, LED tank scale, excellent build quality & customer support. |
 Weber Summit S420 BBQ Gas Grill |
Weber Genesis E-330 – $ 799.00Pros: 10,000-BTU “sear station” for locking in the juices; side burner for more versatility; LP or NG fuel options; solid construction and excellent customer support; 10-year warranty on burners, and 2 years on most other parts. |
 Weber Genesis E330 BBQ Gas Grill |
Weber Spirit E-320 – $ 549.00Pros: porcelain-coated grates for longer life. |
 Weber Spirit E320 BBQ Gas Grill |
This marks the end of our Barbeque Gas Grills Review 2012. We hope you’ve found this review informative & useful.
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