Weber Genesis 2024 Grill Guide | What's the Best Genesis Grill? | Top Weber Genesis Grills of 2024

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The 2024 Weber Genesis lineup can seem pretty confusing. This overview and guide is the best way to understand which grills have specific features and what comes standard with the grills. Shop for Weber Genesis grills locally in Tampa, Florida at Just Grillin Outdoor Living. We are the number one Weber store in all of Florida and a top destination in the entire country.
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VIDEO TIMELINE
Introduction: 0:00
Common Features: 03:32
Grill Sizes: 04:52
Sear Zone Burner: 06:19
Cooking Grate Styles: 07:50
Side Burner: 10:14
Crafted Kit & Locker: 11:24
Interior Grill Lighting: 12:24
Expanded Features: 13:14
Smart Grills: 14:11
Professional Recommendations: 16:11
Wrap Up & Summary: 18:55

[@williamtieleman5275]

Thanks! This is the super comprehensive information that I needed to make an informed purchase. Wish I was local so that I could support your business directly with a purchase.

[@justgrillin]

Thank you so much. That is super generous and very much appreciated! An educated decision usually means happy client. Support whoever is your local small business Weber partner. It’s getting increasingly harder to find independent shops like ours these days. - Sam

[@jayzell]

Incredible video! This was exactly what I needed to purchase one of these bad boys. Very much appreciated!

[@ExodusC]

You published this right after I ordered my Weber Genesis- wish I had been able to watch this first! It would have saved me hours and hours of researching the different models. I think you nailed every point, and it sounds like your customers are interested in the same things I was interested in. I absolutely wanted the integrated handle lights, sear burner, the side locker, fuel gauge, and the 9mm stainless steel grates. It had other stuff I liked but weren't deal breakers, mainly the folding warming rack. Weber seriously knocked it out of the park with the SP-E-335. I was pricing out trying to add things like the handle lights and 9mm stainless grates to a lower end model, and it just didn't work out price-wise. They added in practically everything I wanted into the special edition model at an acceptable price. If I had to guess, I bet most places are selling the special edition model more than any other, just seems to be the best value if you're in the ~$1500 bracket. Just my two cents, but to anyone who thinks they might want the integrated handle lights, it was 100% worth getting them. It has enough lighting for me to grill without needing to mess around with my headlamp. It's such a game changer for me, I feel like this should be a standard feature on every grill that isn't barebones entry-level. I simply can't go back to having to set up lighting or have a headlamp if I want to grill in the evening. I think Weber would do good to use the same base "platform" on the Genesis to allow users of even the most base model to be able to upgrade their grill, such as having the mounting holes to be able to add on the storage side locker to a base model. Obviously they could sell all these upgrades at a premium to encourage you to just buy a higher SKU from the get-go. The special edition model had basically everything I wanted regardless, so it's not affecting me, but it seems like a logical step for them. Thanks for the video. I'm not local to you guys but the content here is great.

[@justgrillin]

Special Editions aren't widely available so they aren't even close to their nationwide top sellers. You may be surprised to hear this but the best selling Genesis model (nationwide) is the entry model. It's the cheapest and most widely available. Glad you found the video on par with your thoughts. The SP-E-335 is a great grill. We have a video on here that is specifically about that model. It's the 2022 version but the performance is the same. The integrated handle light really is a great feature. Enjoy the grill and have a great Independence Day holiday. Thanks for watching and the kind words. - Sam

[@user-dr7uy4kj4y]

Very very informative!!!!! Wonderful job!

[@vyalla]

Thanks!

[@justgrillin]

@@vyalla thank you so much! Very nice of you and it’s appreciated. Hope the video was helpful. - Sam

[@Bondrkmz]

Do I understand it that only one model has the tank weight? I hope I’m wrong. I’m just getting ready to shop for a new grill and love that my 2010 E-310 has that feature. Thanks for the great video.

[@justgrillin]

@@Bondrkmz 4 models have the tank weight scale. You can hang the tank inside the cabinet but only 4 models will tell you how much gas is left. The SX-335, E-435, S-435 and SPX-435 all have the tank scale gauge. - Sam

[@Bondrkmz]

@@justgrillin thanks for the quick reply back. How long ago did they get rid of the standard fuel gauge? I know it wasn’t perfect, but seems like a miss to not include it anymore on the standard more affordable models.

[@justgrillin]

@@Bondrkmz just this year. It was a standard feature for many years. I mention at the beginning that Weber scaled features back and part of that is to help make the price points of grills lower. Since 2021, most prices on the grills climbed a minimum of $200 to about $400 per model above current prices. To reel in the pricing this year, they choose to remove features. Quality of everything is still on par which is good. - Sam

[@Bondrkmz]

@@justgrillin Sam, thanks for all of your help. You’ve been great. One last question, do the 2024 Genesis models have the crossover tube (hope that’s what it’s called)? I’m talking about when you fire up one burner, all the others are connected and fire up when you open the knob on each one. Yet another feature on my 2010 that I love. Thanks again

[@justgrillin]

@@Bondrkmz they do not. Each burner has its own igniter. It’s been many years since a Genesis had this feature. The Spirit II’s (only one burner has the igniter) and new Summit grills have that feature.

[@sparkzaddy]

What's the difference between the SP-E-335 Mfr # 35413301 and the SP-E-335 Mfr # 1500581 ?

[@justgrillin]

@@sparkzaddy I responded to your comment on our other video with the answer. - Sam

[@sparkzaddy]

@@justgrillin Thanks again man!