Weber - Spirit II E-310 3-Burner Propane Gas Grill - Black

I'm disappointed with the grill. The internal parts are worn out; only after a year of use. I reached out to warranty team to see if they could, as a curtesy to me) provide replacement parts (eg flavorizer bars). They declined as suggested some basic cleaning techniques, which I perceived as facetious and very condescending.

I am highly impressed with the cooking quality of this grill. I love that it is a relatively no-frills model, focused primarily on creating even heat across the working surface. Personally I prefer cast iron grates vs. Stainless, so this model was perfect for me in many ways. I will say the steel frame components seem a little thin and flimsy when unpacking, but came together well and appear to be sturdier than expected. The firebox is excellent quality, and well thought out for easy cleaning. I have previously spent less money on competitor models claiming to be "commercial grade" and they all were rusted through in less than 5 years. I decided to do my research this time, and everything I found pointed to this model as high quality and value. So far, I agree completely and look forward to many years of grilling happiness with it!

Purchased this around July 4th, 2019. It's currently mid August. The grill's dials and igniter work well (although I can foresee the rubber around the igniter disintegrating over time). The grill's wheels are attached with pins and plastic covers (one of which continuously falls off on the back wheel). The grilling grate seems sturdy but that is the only part of the grill that feels that way. The is no good way to move the grill despite the wheels and a previous responded recommendation by Weber to "recommend standing on the left side of the grill with the table in the up position and fully engaged. Then, lift the table straight up with both hands and you can move the grill like a wheelbarrow." The table is quite flimsy and flexes when I do this (quite alarming) and doesn't always catch well in the "fully engaged position"- the result is the table disengages and the grill falls back to the ground. To much of this over time will make the table unusable/unreliable. I checked out the larger, more expensive Weber's at the store this week. While some of them appear a little sturdier, they are not durable/solid like our older Weber grills. We have had many Weber grills in our 50 some years; 2 sizes of charcoal kettle (have never needed replacing - we take very good care of our stuff), a pellet smoker, and gas grills (we grill several time weekly throughout the year, this is our 3rd Weber gas grill). With the kids grown we chose a smaller gas grill as we never use the gas grill for entertaining, just for ourselves - meat and lots of vegetables. I am very disappointed, will look closer at our future purchases, investigating other brands

I bought this grill for my birthday last spring. We grilled frequently and the results were delicious. In the fall, I thoroughly cleaned the grill. To my dismay, the ivory outside was slightly stained. These stains could not be removed. Although the stains do not effect the cooking, I'd suggest ordering a darker color.

I have had this grill almost two months and I love it. It's easy to use, heats up rapidly and is wonderful to use. I have made everything from a Spanish Paella, to the American standards, steak, burgers, chicken, brats, you name it. Best grill I've owned!