Weber revamped its iconic Genesis grill line this year, rolling out eight new grills that step up in size, features, and price, from two-burner to six-burner. They range in price from $500 to $2,000.

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The Everdure Furnace is a new three-burner gas grill created by Everdure in partnership with chef Heston Blumenthal. It’s meant to give enthusiasts a true live-fire experience. It competes squarely ...

Score sizzling deals on top-rated gas grills from Weber. Designed for seasoned grillers, the Genesis collection is $100 off now. The official first day of summer is June 21, so now is the perfect time ...

A big, beefy grill with quality components that will likely withstand years of use. Seemingly untested by Weber, this grill struggles to nail the grilling fundamentals. At a whopping $1,400 (and up), ...

The Weber Genesis EPX-335 is the best smart gas grill that (a lot of) money can buy, and goes far beyond just grilling When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

If you’ve been around grills before, or if you’ve done any shopping for a new grill you’ve most likely come across the Weber brand. They’re a staple in the grilling community and have been one of the ...

If you want to upgrade your outdoor grilling setup, the Weber Genesis EPX-335 Smart Gas Grill is built to last and has plenty of smart tech features to enhance the cooking experience. It doesn't come ...

Two of the hottest grill brands, but which is best? We tested both Napoleon grills and Weber grills so you can make the best decision.

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