New grill needed - but which one to choose?

And important: a grill will never be as clean again as before the "Erstvergrillug"!

We are quite satisfied with the Jacksonville 5. Before, I had a Weber grill Q 120 because the balcony wouldn't allow more. So in terms of grill surface, it could hardly be more opposite. We also got full with the Q 120. But the Jacksonville 5 is more fun :) After a year, there are still no significant signs of aging.

I think it always depends on how and for what you use a grill. I would describe myself as a hobby cook who likes to try things out and learn. We have used the Broilking almost daily for over 4 years. Regardless of the weather and season. Almost like a stove replacement.

What a coincidence it was at Bauhaus today, unfortunately there were only Weber grills around. So I tested a few and they rattle like crazy, what does everyone see in them!

What a coincidence, I was at Bauhaus today, but unfortunately there were only Weber grills around. So I tested a few and they rattle like hell, what do people see in them!

I can't relate to Weber grills. Considering the price, the features are very poor in my opinion. On the other hand, when you handle a Napoleon, for me those are a whole different world.

Would always choose stainless steel. Easier to clean, more durable...

Looked a bit again today. The Napoleon Rogue SE also comes with stainless steel grates. And the Santos built-in devices also look pretty good.