After grilling over 500 burgers, 200 steaks, and enough vegetables to feed a small army, we've narrowed down the best gas grills you can buy right now.
We tested 14 models across every price point — from $200 budget picks to $2,000 premium beasts. We measured heat distribution, preheat times, build quality, and real-world durability. We also grilled in wind, rain, and the blazing summer sun to see which ones actually hold up.
Whether you're a first-time buyer or upgrading from that rusty hand-me-down, this guide has a pick for you. Every recommendation links to our full hands-on review.
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The gold standard for backyard gas grilling — reliable, roomy, and built to last.
Cooking Area
529 sq in
Burners
3 (30,000 BTU)
Grates
Porcelain Cast Iron
Warranty
10 Years
Weight
114 lbs
Big cooking area, solid performance, and a price that leaves room for steaks.
Cooking Area
475 sq in
Burners
4 (36,000 BTU)
Grates
Stainless Steel
Warranty
5 Years
Weight
98 lbs
Weber's flagship line with a sear station, side burner, and serious cooking power.
Cooking Area
669 sq in
Burners
3 + Sear (39,000 BTU)
Grates
7mm Stainless Steel
Warranty
10 Years
Weight
162 lbs
Portable power that doesn't compromise on performance. Perfect for small spaces.
Cooking Area
285 sq in
Burners
2 (12,000 BTU)
Grates
Cast Iron
Warranty
10 Years
Weight
37 lbs
WiFi-connected grilling with real-time temperature alerts and guided cook programs.
Cooking Area
529 sq in
Burners
3 (32,000 BTU)
Grates
Porcelain Cast Iron
Warranty
10 Years
Connectivity
WiFi + App
| Model | Score | Cooking Area | Burners | BTU Output | Grate Material | Warranty | Price Range |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Weber Spirit II E-310 | 9.2 / 10 | 529 sq in | 3 (30,000 BTU) | 3 (30,000 BTU) | Porcelain Cast Iron | 10 Years | $479 – $549 |
| Char-Broil Performance 475 | 8.4 / 10 | 475 sq in | 4 (36,000 BTU) | 4 (36,000 BTU) | Stainless Steel | 5 Years | $299 – $349 |
| Weber Genesis II E-335 | 9.5 / 10 | 669 sq in | 3 + Sear (39,000 BTU) | 3 + Sear (39,000 BTU) | 7mm Stainless Steel | 10 Years | $1,049 – $1,199 |
| Napoleon TravelQ 285 | 8.7 / 10 | 285 sq in | 2 (12,000 BTU) | 2 (12,000 BTU) | Cast Iron | 10 Years | $299 – $349 |
| Weber Spirit SX-315 Smart Grill | 8.6 / 10 | 529 sq in | 3 (32,000 BTU) | 3 (32,000 BTU) | Porcelain Cast Iron | 10 Years | $699 – $799 |
For most families, 3 burners is the sweet spot. It gives you enough space for direct and indirect cooking zones. 2 burners work for couples or small balconies. 4+ burners are only worth it if you regularly cook for 8+ people.
Every grill on this list was tested hands-on by our team. Click through to our full reviews for detailed performance data, real-world photos, and honest pros & cons.
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