BBQ Grills Features Comparison
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Cheap gas grills and cheap charcoal grills offer different advantages and tend to appeal to different breeds of backyard cooks. But there are a couple of key features to look for in either type of cheap barbecue grill: the size of the cooking surface, the type of grate, and any extras that will make grilling easier, such as a side burner, utensil hooks, and a warming rack. Heat control is also important. With a cheap gas grill you can adjust the temperature of each burner, whereas one of the only ways to adjust the heat in a cheap charcoal grill is by moving the grate closer to, or farther away from, the flame; some cheap charcoal grills also have vents on the side that you can open or close for more or less oxygen to feed the fire. BTU is a measure of how powerful a gas grill is; there is no equivalent for charcoal grills.
| Grill type | Cooking surface (with/ without warming rack) | Temperature control | Grate type | BTUs | Warming rack | Utensil Hooks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Char-Griller Grillin' Pro 4001 estimated price $199 | Gas | 834/580 square inches | 4 main burners plus 1 side burner | Porcelain-coated cast iron | 54,400 | Yes | Yes |
| Brinkmann 2 Burner Gas Grill 810-9210-S estimated price $99 | Gas | 446/310 square inches | 2 main burners | Porcelain-coated steel | 24,000 | Yes | No |
| Char-Griller Wrangler 2123 estimated price $106 | Charcoal | 435 square inches | Adjustable grate height | Cast iron | N/A | Yes | No |
| Weber One Touch Gold 22.5 estimated price $130 | Charcoal | 398 square inches | None | Plated steel | N/A | No | No |
