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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Weber's reputation for building durable, practical outdoor grills goes back decades. Now the company wants you to think smart, too, when you think Weber. To that end, the $850 Weber Genesis II E-310 ...

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 ...

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Tend to fire up your grill late in the day? If so, Weber's latest outdoor cookers are built just for you. Today the company unveiled two products designed for easier nighttime operation. The first is ...

If you've been thinking about buying a new grill, chances are that you're looking at a Weber. This popular brand is widely regarded as one of the best on the market, but the downside is that Weber ...

Grilling season will be here before you know it, so one of the biggest names in backyard cooking is tipping its hand for spring. Today, Weber announced it's 2022 lineup of smart grills with options ...

Shopping for a new grill for the backyard can be tricky with so many choices on the market. Two top options? Napoleon Grills vs. Weber. But is one better than the other? Weber and Napoleon Grills ...

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