Weber-Stephen Products Q Propane Grill

Pros: Easy to assemble; easy to use; easy to clean; consistent, superior performance!
Cons: Uses an uncommon propane tank (3 inch diameter welders); igniter inconsistent

Earlier this summer my Kenmore gas barbecue was sent to the barbecue graveyard after it sputtered its final breath on Memorial Day Weekend. Its vaporizer bar was nearly disintegrated; the non-stick surface on the grate was completely shot; and the final ...

Pros: Weber Quality, Portability, Performance, Warranty
Cons: Hotspots…but that’s a reach considering its purpose.

The Weber Q Grillis an intriguing piece of hardware bringing to bear the Weber name that inherently implies quality performance and endurance. These attributes may clearly define the intent the manufacturer brought to this product and they clearly ...

Pros: Quality, excellent design, easy to carry, flexible to use at home and on the road.
Cons: Would like to see bundles with cart, cover and hose adapter made available.

For grills, who says larger is better?? I wanted a gas grill, with a great deal of space for cooking, but I didn't want it to take up space like a SUV on my deck. In addition, I wanted to be able to easily move it myself...I never dreamed I'd also be ...

Pros: Heat control, design and work trays are great. Good accessories too.
Cons: No indirect cooking, heavy and not the easiest to clean.

I’m a serious griller. I grill throughout the entire year, and I live in Canada. I believe that if you’re going to grill, just like cooking in a kitchen, you need quality ingredients. But I’ve noticed that when it comes to grilling, a ...

Pros: Sturdy construction, a GREAT grilling experience, portable
Cons: HEAVY, takes up most of car trunk, drip pan can get icky

This is our second season with the Q, and I have already recommended it to everyone I know in real life, so here goes my virtual recommendation! This is a small bbq, but by no means a lightweight. The body is heavy enough, but the cast-iron grill ...

Pros: Great grilling, maximum portability
Cons: Gas capacity

I'm a long time Weber Grill owner, I have a used the Weber Charcoal kettle for years, and in my opinion you can't do better, but charcoal doesn't travel as well as gas. When on the occasional picnic, I'm not usually grilling any grilling masterpieces, ...

Pros: Easily stored for the winter, consistent results, cool looking shape impresses the neighbors
Cons: Invisible flames disconcerting at first, small shelves, full size tank can't rest on basic cart.

Over the years, we've a had a couple of relatively inexpensive full size grills, without bells and whistles. However, it was always a pain to store them in the winter, as they took up too much space to keep in the shed or garage, and were too bulky to ...

Pros: Cooks fast like the big boys. Food turns out great! Portable. Cart assembly included.
Cons: If you hate cleaning, this grill may not be for you. Fussy starter.

I picked up the largest model, the 300, and I love it. The grill itself is already set to go sans the propane tank, but the cart assembly is a bit of a pain to put together. Once it is finished, it looks really nice! You may want to pick up the grill ...

Pros: Well Built. Decent grill space for a portable grill. Good heat.
Cons: A little heavy, but this is the tradeoff for having cast iron in it...

In dire need of a new portable BBQ for the weekend, I ran out to the local hardware store to pick up a little tailgater job. Looking for something cheap, I was a little surprised to see a $54 Weber as the lowest end BBQ they had. Stepping around the ...

Pros: Easy Setup. Cooks evenly and Quickly. It's a real grill, and not a "Grill plate".
Cons: you have to purchase all the items separately. Weber does not offer a package deal.

Man, I never thought I could get this excited about a grill, but this Weber Q is a piece of art (purchased from Kitchen & Company http://www.kitchenandcompany.c om/ at their store in Delaware). I was looking for a grill for my new place. At first, I ...

Pros: Very portable, rugged, efficient. Funny design adds to character. Heavy iron grill surface. Cooking guide.
Cons: Narrow propane tanks not readily available. Additional stand or table needed.

The design is different but very functional. The grill seems to cook evenly and all the way through any meat. I have not had a dry meal yet. The grill is made of heavy iron and does a good job at distributing the heat. The fold out trays made me ...

Pros: Price, performance, weight, quality of craftsmanship and ease of cleanup.
Cons: Use non-standard 14 oz bottle. No local retailers carried 20lb propane bottle adapter.

General Experience: I have been looking for a small backyard and tailgating propane grill. Basically I wanted something I could use on a regular basis in the backyard, but load up easily and take it camping or tailgating. I have found the Weber ...

Pros: Small size, quick & easy assembly
Cons: Price

After doing a great deal of research, I decided on the Weber Q grill. It does not take up much room on the balcony and will be easy to transport when camping. I bought it tonight and within 10 minutes of opening the box, it was heating up for dinner. ...

Pros: Cast iron grate, compact, cleans easy.
Cons: No place for full-size tank under grill.

I've had my Q for about two months now. We purchased the grill, wheeled cart/stand, and adapter hose for full-size propane tank. So far, it has lit on the first press of the ignitor every time. Have had very few problems with any flare-ups. Haven't ...

Pros: Inexpensive, portable, full-size grilling surface, makes some great meals!
Cons: Have to clean the inside from time to time

When I got my Weber Q propane grill a few years ago, I was intrigued by the fact that it was basically a full-size grill which I could put in the trunk and take to a game or picnic. In fact, the Weber Q is compact in height and has two large handles on ...