Weber SmokeFire EX4 (2nd Gen)

Big stainless steel grate Fuss free grilling and smoking It sears steaks too Top build quality

Temperature not consistent across the grate Dripping fats can be an issue App needs improving

The Weber SmokeFire EX4 pellet grill impresses with a raft of distinctive features that make the act of grilling, smoking and even searing a pleasurable breeze. It’s built like a brick outhouse, is really easy to use and it looks more stylish than any...

Loads of grill space Gives food a great smoky flavour App is genuinely useful

Noisy fan Expensive (especially in the UK) Hopper could be even steeper

The SmokeFire EPX4 is immensely versatile, allowing you to barbecue a huge variety of things, without requiring a lot of input. It adds a wonderful flavour to meat and performs reliably.

Simple operation Lots of automation App is easy to use

Expensive App doesn’t always allow customization Only two probes included

The Weber SmokeFire EX4 (2nd Gen) Wood Fired Pellet Grill makes smoking simple, with a temperature range from 200 to 600 degrees for cooking and smoking a wide variety of foods.

It’s not unusual to spend over $500 on a pellet grill, but $1,000 is certainly a lot of money. That said, the SmokeFire EX4 is comparable to the Traeger Ironwood 650, which retails for $1,200. If we’re comparing the Weber SmokeFire to Traeger, the...

Finally, Weber made a few positive adjustments to the grill’s performance. One recurring concern Chef Tony’s research unearthed was that the previous model allegedly suffered power issues. He intentionally ran every test on the same 40-foot extension...

In essence, the SmokerFire provides all this functionality out of the box and is more convenient to the user. It is still a lot of fun setting up the charcoal smoker, and it’s a real art getting the cook right, but it won’t dent the wallet as much. All...