Pellet grills
Pellet grills and smokers, judged on temperature control, smoke flavor and the app.
Of the 2 pellet grills we score so far, the highest-rated by professional reviewers is the Traeger Woodridge Pro: critic score 86 out of 100 from 5 reviews, 5 of them positive. Most praised: ease of use and build quality. Most common complaint: price.
Traeger Woodridge Pro
5 professional reviewers tested the Traeger Woodridge Pro, and 5 recommend it. Most praised: ease of use and build quality. Most common complaint: price.
The catch: Little high-heat searing, and pellets add ongoing cost.
5 of these 5 outlets print no score. We estimated theirs from the review text and corrected for the known tendency of estimates to run high.
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How do they compare?
| Product | Score | Reviews | Agreement | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Traeger Woodridge Pro | 86 | 5 | Medium | Best overall |
| Traeger Ironwood XL | 83 | 5 | Medium | Best for app control |
Not scored yet
We publish a score only once at least 4 professional reviews of the exact model exist.
- Weber Searwood 600 · 2 of 4 reviews needed
- Camp Chef Woodwind Pro 24 · 0 of 4 reviews needed
- Recteq Flagship 1100 · 0 of 4 reviews needed
- Z Grills 700D6 · 0 of 4 reviews needed
Common questions
Which pellet grill do critics rate highest?
Of the 2 we score, the Traeger Woodridge Pro, with a critic score of 86 from 5 professional reviews. Most praised: ease of use and build quality. Most common complaint: price.
Traeger Woodridge Pro vs Traeger Ironwood XL: which is better?
Critics score the Traeger Woodridge Pro 86 and the Traeger Ironwood XL 83. We list the Traeger Ironwood XL under “Best for app control”. Its main drawback: the price is high for a grill that is also heavy.