Weber Genesis E-330 Propane Gas Grill w/ Sear Zone & Grill Locker - Black - 1500576

I absolutely love this grill, This is the best grill I have ever purchased. I am having a hard time finding a rotisserie kit. I have purchased a couple that says it will fit, but so far no luck. I will keep trying.

Retains heat because of the cast aluminum grill box and cast iron grate no matter how cold it is outside.Definitely a 4 seasons grill.

Fires up quickly, even heat throughout the grill. Great for steaks , chicken and anything I've put on it so far. Really happy with the grill

I have had many Weber barbecues dating back to the late 60's. My newest purchase is the best of them all

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I just replaced my 25+ year old Genesis grill with a new one. The body of the old one started warping just enough that the grills didn't stay on well. No complaints. I got my money's worth out of that thing many times over. It was a great grill. This new Genesis grill I got has great even heat and I love the way the storage is layed out under the grill. The electronic ignition is fantastic. I just hope it lasts as long as my old manual ignition did. Time will tell. The actuall grill on the new one is not stainless steel like my old one. I think I might like my new one better but the stainless steel did get hotter quicker. What I don't like about the new Genesis compared to my old Genesis. 1. My old grill had 'wings' that would fold up flat making for additional shelf space to place plates, platter, etc. on. The new one does not. 2. The new grill has a small lip about 1-2 inches above the dials that the old grill didn't have. I see drips of grease, BBQ sauce, and other things on this lip. It's a mall but unsighly thing. 3. Both the old and new grills have a dangling metal shelf inside the grill to place cooked meat on to keep it warm. The old one quickly rusted and I assume the new one will do the same since it is not stainless steel. Who wants to place your cooked meat on a big rusted shelf until it is ready to be consumed? I would pay an additional fee if they had a stainless steel upgrade but I don't think they do. 4. The old grill had a meat temperature grilling guide printed on the right shelf. The new one doesn't have that. Looking back, I am surprised how often I would refrence that guide while cooking. One additional concern is the rubber gasket around the grill top. The old grill didn't have anything like that. It give it a nice feel when you close the top. However, I had my old grill for decades. I highly doubt this rubber gasket will hold up that long and I don't think it can be replaced. Overall, I think the new Genesis is a solid great choice for a homeowner like myself that likes to grill a couple times a month. I just hope it can hold up as well as my old grill did.

This grill is the best grill I've ever had, I've had many in my years. There's absolutely nothing that you can't prepare for a fabulous meal on this grill. The searing burner gives the best grill marks without working hard at it. I have cooked many different cuisines on this with great success. I have charred a couple of things not wanting to but it was definitely my fault…lol If you don't have one I would encourage you to buy this one, it rocks and is beautiful..

In love with it, I used it about 10 times. Everything I cooked came out perfect

Very nice and HOT grill... Quality built 3rd weber will never buy a different brand grill

I am loving this grill. So vastly superior to the built-in JennAir natural gas model I left behind. Burners are light years ahead. The sear zone produced the best tenderloin I have ever cooked on my initial use of the grill. Love the appearance and the storage space.

This is my 4th WEBER gas grill in 40 yrs. That along should tell you how great Weber grills are. I also have an 18" Weber Smokey Mountain and an Original Weber 22" Kettle. I always recommend Weber when I see someone looking at grills. "Spend a little more & buy the BEST!"