Best Pellet Grills 2024 - The Only 6 You Should Consider Today

[@cybernode33]

As a former Traeger+ user, I've got to say, my switch to Asmoke has been a game-changer. The precise temperature control Asmoke offers is unparalleled, and the versatility is another level entirely - it grills, smokes, roasts, bakes, you name it! The flavor combinations with the different wood pellets are endless, adding an exciting twist to my grilling experience. But what truly stands out for me is its portability. Being able to use it during outings without being connected to the grid is an absolute delight. All thanks to the rechargeable battery that provides up to 10 hours of runtime! Oh and not to mention, the Asmoke app with its remote temperature adjustment and food temperature monitoring features takes the whole experience to another level. #Asmoke

[@cavalierfan2008]

I own the pit boss in this video (but if you buy it at Academy, it's called something else). It's awesome! I really don't have any major gripes.

[@cybernode33]

As a previous Qstoves+ user, I recently made the switch to Asmoke and it's been a game-changer for my grilling experience. The precise temperature control is beyond impressive, which was something I always struggled with using Qstoves. The Asmoke doesn't just grill - it smokes, roasts, and even bakes which has amplified my outdoor cooking. The smart design is compact yet efficient and the ASCA™ technology ensures perfect cooking results every time. What's more, I love the fact that it's battery powered and offers up to 10 hours of runtime, making it ideal for days out or camping trips. The Asmoke app is a bonus, enabling remote temperature adjustment and food temperature monitoring. It's definitely worth considering if you're in the market for a new pellet grill. #Asmoke

[@donlinsky7588]

I think the Camp Chef Woodwind Pro should have been in the top 5, I love mine. It works great and has a smoke box for extra smoke!

[@mattschroeder5928]

Maybe at a price point under $1500 these are good.

[@jeffmiller1656]

Which the price point 97% of people can afford....so its a good video.

[@Zinski1911]

Douche bag

[@GraffitiFart]

@@jeffmiller1656right lol

[@mattschroeder5928]

WEEBER...

[@bdiddlemcgriddles]

Looks like they are only putting the corporate answers here. Pitts & Spitts and Lone Star Grillz both outperform all these.

[@YamChopp]

Lone star ain't bad but 2k for a wood pellet? Your just as bad

[@bdiddlemcgriddles]

They are built out of steel and in the USA and will last a lifetime. Not at a sweat shop in the CCP supporting the communists and it will fall apart in how many years.

[@Bam-BamMoore-zz2vk]

CODE-4

[@ifranksultan]

Bad choices. There are other which are better

[@71Stroker502]

This should have been titled "6 budget friendly cheaply made pellet grills you should consider." Sure you can make good food on all of these but they are FAR from the best pellet grills on the market!

[@user-fj7qj7gh2w]

This is the worse recommendations... Way better pellet grills than these.

[@lancekroninger2669]

Lost them

[@lancekroninger2669]

List

[@JRotten]

So tired of AI voices.

[@SuperStewballs]

Right

[@theoversouls]

FLUNK

[@dustinlittle3099]

Lol not even close.

[@Sosages79]

this voice over is annoying