MASTER COOK3 Burner BBQ Propane Gas Grill, Stainless Steel 30,000 BTU Patio Garden Barbecue Grill with Two Foldable Shelves

This BBQ Propane Gas Grill is a good choice for anyone looking for light weight grill. It heats up quickly and evenly, making it easy to cook a variety of foods simultaneously. The stainless steel construction feels sturdy and durable, and the grill is well-designed with two foldable shelves that offer extra prep space when needed and tuck away neatly when not in use.Assembly is okay with 2 hours assembly time for me, and the compact size is perfect for smaller patios or gardens without sacrificing cooking space.However, the grill could benefit from slightly thicker grates to retain heat better, and the wheels could be more robust for easier mobility. Overall, this grill delivers good value for its price and is well-suited for casual grillers looking to upgrade their outdoor cooking experience.

Looking forward to using this grill a lot! Assembled it today and ran the grill on high to season grates and remove that initial smell before I use it tomorrow. My initial impressions as one who has been a griller, both gas and charcoal, for decades.First, it was pretty easy to assemble. Compared to some grills, the hardware was well marked and the instructions quite thorough with great pictorials. Just take a bit of time and you will be fine.Second, as shipped the box is heavy. Get it inside with help if need be. I unboxed on a side porch close to where I will use it.Third, one you unbox it, the pieces, even the fire box, are very manageable.donet try to lift it out of the box. Deconstruct the box and remote all of the pieces.Fourth, all you need is a hood Philips head screw driver and a small wrench. And a needle nose pliers to keep 5he axel from turning while you tighten the wheel nuts.Fifth, I am used to an igniter for each burner. This has one but if you follow the instructions, it light all three burners well. The flame pattern is excellent.I will update after I use it a while,p. The temperature gage is a nice and easily readable size. A small but nice design element are thermal insulating washers to prevent the handle from getting hot at 5he higher temp settings. It’s is sturdy and stable. For the price point it is well designed.

The grill gets really hot so searing steaks is good. The grill is very flimsy and not very well constructed. It's good for cooking steaks, pork chops, and hamburgers. I'm not sure about BBQ ribs, but I will update after I do a slab. If you are poor like me it's not a bad deal for me money. I guess it will last a year or two. My Kenmore 6 burner lasted 8 years. . I was still working then lol.

My dad loved this for his 65th birthday!!! Took 40 mins to put together and it's so nice!!!

It's difficult to review this grill without it becoming a polemic on corporate greed. It's really amazing how little one gets for one's money these days. For anything, yes, but ESPECIALLY with outdoor grills. Perhaps only vehicles are as mind-bogglingly overpriced. One can spend $300, $700 or $1000+ for a mere GRILL these days, which is totally ridiculous. But we live in a society that aims to the 1%. 'Nuff said. This grill would be a great buy at, say $150, and I'd probably give it 4 stars at that price. At $200, it's merely within a range of affordability that encompasses at least most of us. The steel is of typical gauge. But, while the lid and shelves are powder-coated, the body is enamel painted, and after only 3 uses, that's already beginning to chip off. The knobs are of cheap plastic, which feels like it won't make it through its first winter. There is zero accommodation for a rotisserie (though with a little effort, I was able to modify the unit for one). The fuel line is barely long enough to reach the propane cylinder. The wheels are sloppy, and if you tighten them to where they're NOT sloppy, the wheel covers won't go on. There's nothing to use to lift it for rolling around except a shelf, which takes extreme offense at being used for that purpose. It's nothing to write home about. But it works, and has a large-enough surface area. I took it to my workshop first thing and replaced the stupid flame dispersers (which do zilch to create the smoke which makes a grill a grill) with ceramic briquettes. I added a smoke generator and, as mentioned, built an adapter for a rotisserie. If you can't afford the ridiculous prices charged for grills these days, or are simply offended by them (or both, as I am), consider this grill. It will work for you, and hopefully not break your budget. Futile, nowadays, to hope for better.

Great product for the price! I've had this for 5 years and still looks and works like new. The legs are a little thin but I don't drag it around so no worries there. Easy to clean and the sides fold up for storage. Definitely recommend

A couple of places paint was worn off, may get rusty in a few weeks. A bit wobbly because the metal frame is pretty light and thin. Other than these, pretty good and nice looking grills. Small but good for a family of five.