Tom Bricker

Our Weber Genesis E-325 review: 8 test cooks, under 12°F edge-to-edge heat spread and a 13,000 BTU sear zone. See if this $949–$999 grill fits you.

Monument Denali 605Pro review: 6+1 burners, 78,000 BTU, rotisserie and app probes for $969–$999. Specs, third-party results, pros, cons and who should buy it.

Napoleon TravelQ PRO285X review: 285 sq in, two 15,000 BTU burners and a cart that folds to 7 inches. Tested 6 weeks at tailgates and campsites.

Broil King Regal S 420 Pro review: 680 sq in, four 15,000 BTU burners and 90-second ribeye crust after 40+ hours of testing. See if it's worth $1,349.

Blackstone Original 36 griddle review: 768 sq in, four independent burners and 60,000 BTU tested over 8 cooks. See who it suits and who should skip it.

Weber Spirit E-325 review: the Sear Zone ran 90–110°F hotter and seared ribeyes in under 3 minutes per side. We tested 8 cooks to judge its $499 value.

Char-Broil Pro Series 4-burner review: infrared sear zone crusted ribeyes in under 2 minutes per side over 8 test cooks. Is it worth $629–$669? Our verdict.

Weber Lumin review: this outdoor electric grill hit 600°F, seared in about 10 minutes and passed our rain test. See if it's worth $389–$399 for your balcony.

Weber Smokey Joe 14 review: a sub-10 lb portable charcoal grill that seared burgers in under 6 minutes. 147 sq in, $54–$84, tested at tailgates and camp.

Ninja Foodi Smart XL 6-in-1 review: hits 500°F in about 7 minutes, and its smart thermometer nailed 5 doneness presets. Tested over 8 indoor cooks.

Blackstone 2364 review: a 168 sq in camping griddle plus side burner for $179–$199. We ran 8 cooks over 3 weeks to see who should buy it.

Ninja FlexFlame ProConnect review: a 5-in-1 WiFi gas grill that hit 600°F in 7 minutes. We tested all 5 modes to see if it's worth $1,199–$1,299.

Monument Mesa 4+1 burner review: ±12–15°F consistency and 500°F sears in 9–11 minutes over 40+ hours of testing. Is this $489–$529 gas grill worth it?

Cuisinart Portable Propane Grill review: 275 sq in, two independent burners and first-twist ignition at 44°F. Tested over 8 cooks for tailgaters and campers.

Ninja Sizzle review: this indoor grill hit 500°F in about 8 minutes for real steak sear marks on our countertop. Is the $120–$150 grill and griddle for you?

Cuisinart Petite Gourmet review: a 150 sq in, 5,500 BTU portable gas grill for $114–$149 that fits in a backpack. See who it suits after 8 test cooks.

Megamaster Tabletop 1-Burner review: 215 sq in propane grill for $69–$99, set up in under 5 minutes and lit at 42°F. See if one burner is enough for you.