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Six burners and 768 sq in of grate space make the Nexgrill 720-0896B suited to volume cooking, with a 3.9 rating from a limited review count.
At under 50 lb, the Cuisinart CGG-288 trades some cooking area for a lighter, easier to move stainless steel propane grill, rated 4.4.
Four burners, 601 sq in of stainless steel cooking area and a red finish set the Hugrove NG00 apart, rated 4.6, though BTU output is not published.
A compact tabletop griddle with two heating zones and a carbon steel top for tailgates and campsites. The fuel or power source is not clearly stated, so confirm it before buying.
A compact tabletop griddle with two heating zones and a carbon steel top for tailgates and campsites. The fuel or power source is not clearly stated, so confirm it before buying.
A compact two-burner propane grill suited to portable or secondary use rather than a main backyard cooker, rated 4.3 from 21 buyers.
A wide four burner propane grill with real cooking area, worth it if you have the patio space and want zone cooking rather than portability.
A natural gas grill built into a granite and stainless surround, suited to a permanent outdoor kitchen rather than a standalone backyard grill purchase.
A mid size four burner propane grill with reasonable cooking area, a straightforward option for a standard backyard setup.
A narrow charcoal grill built for skewer style cooking rather than general backyard grilling, holding a 4.4 rating from 17 reviews.
A full size four burner propane grill with a generous 568 sq in surface, though its 12000 total BTU output runs on the modest side for a grill this large.
A compact, single burner propane grill with a surprisingly large 648 sq in surface, though heat is likely to run less even across it than on a multi burner design.
A heavy, charcoal-fueled grill from Broil King with alloy steel construction. Judge it on its physical footprint and fuel type since detailed performance data was not provided.
A four-burner propane grill with a workable cooking area and a mixed steel build. The spec sheet is solid for mid-size backyard use, though no reviews back up long-term durability.
A stainless steel, four-burner propane grill with nearly 490 square inches of cooking space but relatively low BTU for its burner count.
A three-burner propane grill with above-average BTU per burner and cast iron in its construction, aimed at buyers who want sear heat over zone count.
A budget-leaning propane grill with generous grate real estate, though its low BTU rating means patience over power.
A three burner propane grill combining cast iron grates with a stainless steel body, aimed at cooks who value sear quality over convenience.
A compact stainless steel propane grill for tight spaces, worth it if your footprint is limited and you do not need a large cooking area.
A flat-top style griddle with a large 751 square inch surface, best suited to breakfast and smashburger cooking rather than traditional grate searing.
A lightweight four burner propane grill with a large grate but modest 8,000 BTU output, reasonable for casual grilling rather than high heat searing.
A heavy, three burner propane grill with 420 square inches of grate space, though buyers should confirm the actual manufacturer before purchase since the listing brand field is unclear.
A 4-burner, 425 sq in propane cart grill in carbon steel, sized for regular backyard cooking rather than compact patios.
A built-in stainless steel propane grill head sized for an outdoor kitchen island cutout, with 516 sq in of grate space at a moderate 8000 BTU.
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