BBQ gasGrillsize and hopper capacity 

The first thing that you should consider before buying a newBBQ gasgrillof any kind is the amount of space it will take up. If you’re working with a smaller patio space, opt for a grill that will accommodate your needs without overcrowding your space. On the other hand, if you’re on the go and looking for a truly portable pellet grill, look no further than the compact Pursuit 20 Portable Pellet Grill. 

While smallerBBQ gasgrillscan be great for barbecuing with the family, if you want to smoke larger items like turkey or brisket, you’ll want to get a full-sized grill. It’s always better to have a vast space than a tiny one when it comes to pellet grills. 

A hopper is where your pellets will be stored while using theBBQ gasgrill. Nearly all of Camp Chef’s pellet grill models boast a hopper with a spacious 22-pound capacity, which is more than enough to keep you from having to worry about running low on pellets in the middle of a grilling session. 

Tech and extra features 

Some Camp Chef models, such as the Woodwind Wi-Fi 36, come with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, allowing you to control and monitor theBBQ gasgrillfrom your smartphone. Built-in tech like this can make grilling a breeze. 

Another feature to look out for is Camp Chef’s signature Slide and Grill technology that allows for direct flame cooking. This feature is essentially what turns your pellet grill from a smoker into a normal open-flame grill.  

Accessories 

Some of Camp Chef’s pelletBBQ gasgrillswill come with additional accessories, such as meat probes. For example, the Woodwind Wi-Fi 36 comes with four meat probes, whereas the Camp Chef SmokePro SGX comes with two. Check out which accessories come with your favorite model.