Charbroil® Grill2Go X200 Amplifire Cooking Technology 1-Burner Portable Propane Gas Stainless Steel Grill - 21401734

Grill is very good quality, size is decent and the built is pretty good and sturdy. It gets pretty hot, so you have to be careful when cooking medium rare steaks because if you leave them 10 seconds too long, you end up with a well done steak.As for the grate, it’s very hard to clean properly so I would a 100% wish they sold normal cast iron grates and taking about grates, there is some stanbroil griddle insert for this grill. It would be nice if they would sell the griddles in stainless steel or cast iron material.Finally I would say it’s pretty easy to use and feels very good. The flame ingnition thing works perfectly. In my opinion this is a pretty good grill, but would be better with normal cast iron grates.

Well, Charbroil lives up to its name once again. This little grill was the perfect solution to my dilemma; which was how to downsize my camping footprint, without giving up a good steak? It has achieved and surpassed my expectations. The infrared grill really does help distribute the heat more evenly, and the thing gets downright hot. I saw a few others complaining about that, but to me - what's worse than a grill that's too hot? One that's too cold, by far! This one can be lowered easily and like with any new cooking appliance, one has to learn it's nuances. It didn't take me long. The first night I cooked burgers ALMOST to the right Mid-rare temp, but just a hair over. The next night I did grass fed steaks (which tend to overcook more easily than corn fed), and was able to achieve a perfect rare (our preference) without overcooking. The timing was easy to figure out. That's the steak you see in the picture. Cleanup was easy with the provided scraper, and the grease pan is simple to remove and wipe or dump out. Probably my favorite thing of all is the footprint of this grill. I wanted something smaller and lighter weight than my weber-Q without compromising cook space. This is specifically for camping so size and weight are highly important to me. Behind that, quality and functionality are key. This grill ticks all the boxes. I also love that it uses small propane canisters. I had a full one at the start of my most recent trip and never did go through it all, in spite of cooking three meals. It really was everything I was looking for. I will note that one of the little latches that you can use to secure the lid down during travel is a bit crooked, so it's a little harder to get that latch to pull down. But, the funny thing is I found that after discovering that, I never even thought to latch the lid for any reason. I carry it upright and it sets upright in my storage compartment, so I can't actually think of a reason it needs to be latched. Great buy, well worth the price!

I purchased this grill because our old grill we used for camping was not working. This grill can be used at home or in the camper as it is portable. I had seen these "infra-red" grills whose design looked to be far more efficient and based on reviews I'd seen, decided that this method was the best way to go--but their cost was quite a bit more than the simple grill I was looking for. But when I came across this new model while going through the store for some building materials I thought, hmmm. While this little grill costs more than some full-sized "standard" models, its portability and design made it a practical (two for one) choice for us.The Grill2Go which gets very hot, very quickly.Of course the Grill2go is, by its very nature and design, a small portable grill so of course there is no table, side burner, place to hang things or built in stand. For its intended purpose, however, I find it just about perfect--compact, efficient, and well designed. . Now we'll keep both other grills (the big one for times when we have a large number of people around the patio and the small one for local picnics and family get-togethers, but because the Grill2Go easily handles a half dozen hamburgers here at home and can be carried along when we're off on the road, it will be the primary choice both here at home and on the road. But since I bought it I've been using the old full-sized grill as a stand (fits right on the grill's grate) because there was still snow piled up all around the deck making that my only alternative. This was not something I wanted to make permanent, and when the snow finally melts, I'll need a table. And now I'm in the process of making a table that will have an aluminum surface, space underneath for the 20 pound cylinder we use here at home, hanger hooks, additional storage, and wheels. And while the Grill2Go looks like it could easily live outside, I've ordered a cover for the whole shebang.Bottom Line: This grill easily starts with one push of the button, evenly distributes heat, gives beautiful sear-marks and takes much less time to achieve perfect results--and with little or no flare-ups. And while it isn't a big thing, I'm please to report that I haven't lost any parts of a hamburger or pieces of chicken due to falling between openings of a standard grate! While we've only had this little grill for a few weeks, I can see that it is easy to maintain and will last a long, long time. There are few parts, and any that might need replacement are readily available and simple to install. If one will be using it in a way that makes a larger gas cylinder feasible, get a conversion hose (easily found wherever grills are sold) and go that route to save some money--but keep a couple of the smaller cylinders around for times when you'll be taking advantage of the portability...or when the large cylinder runs out unexpectedly. This is a well made, compact design that may be the ideal barbeque grill for a great many.