Review: Weber Q1200
- From the Weber Q1000 Series
- 8,500 BTUs over one burner
- Made of materials that won’t rust
- Enough room to cook for 2 people comfortably
- Perfect for condos, balconies or the cabin
Reviews
This page lists every single portable grill review we’ve ever done.
Each review is broken down into several sections and provides important product information as well as an in-depth review that covers every aspect of how you would use each grill.
All information is updated as it becomes available.
Review: Char-Broil Portable Gas Grill
- Low-cost option
- Very portable and easy to store
- Low marks for quality and cooking
- 11,000 BTUs over a 187 square inch grilling surface
- Sized for 2-4 people
Review: Smoke Hollow 205
- Great for RVing, camping and tailgating
- Stainless steel body and firebox
- One 12,000 BTU burner
- Easy to clean, easy to carry around
Review: Cuisinart All Foods CGG-200
- High quality construction
- Stainless steel body and burner
- Comes with veggie grill tray
- Perfect for patios and back yards
- Temperatures reach over 500°
Review: Coleman RoadTrip Grill LX
- 20,000 BTU’s total over two burners
- Stand folds down and stores underneath the grill
- Ideal for tailgaters, campers and picnickers
- No wheels to transport with
- Decent quality – will last a while
Review: Coleman RoadTrip Grill LXE
- Large, 285 square inch grill surface
- Loads of accessories available, including interchangeable cooking surfaces
- Two independently controlled burners each boasting 10,000 BTU’s
- Very portable – great for anyone except hikers
Review: O-Grill 3000
- Extremely portable and easy to store
- 9,450 BTU’s over a single burner
- Setup takes only a few seconds
- Easy to clean and keep clean
- Great choice for nearly all uses
- Will require a table or available accessory stand
Review: Cuisinart Petit Gourmet CGG-180
- 145 square inches of grilling space makes it ideal for two people
- 5,500 BTU’s of heat disbursed over a single burner
- Telescopic legs fold up to bottom of grill
- Carries like a brief case for ultimate portability
- Priced very reasonably
Review: Weber Q 100 (Discontinued)
- Built for longevity with solid materials
- The smallest grill in the Weber Q series
- 189 square inches of grilling space and 8,500 BTU’s over a single burner
- Great choice for condo balconies and RV’s
Review: Weber Q 220 (Discontinued)
- The largest of the Weber Portable Q’s
- 12,000 BTU’s over a single burner
- Porcelain enameled cast iron grill grate
- Made of high quality materials, built to live outside
- Can be difficult to store, stand sold separately
