2-Burner Stainless Steel Portable Gas Grill with Built-In Lid, 16,000 BTUs, Foldable Legs, Small Propane Grill for Outdoor Cooking, Camping, Tailgating, Patios, and More - 820-0033M

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Nice grill for the money. a lot big then I figured

This is a nicely designed and well built grill. Just the right size for portability and for folks who don't have a ton of room on their decks, patios or verandas. Our only criticism is that the operating instructions are dangerously vague. We're pretty good re following instructions but experienced a small explosion when trying to light it. There's no diagram or explanation describing the starting position for the knobs. We assumed that you would turn them to the right from the lowest setting to the spark symbol. Wrong! Gas is flowing at the low setting and by the time we got to the spark symbol...boom! You must start from the fully vertical position and turn them to the left.

So far, so good, no problems yet, so far good product.

I really like this grill! No bolts to assemble...you just put the heat deflectors in, the catch tray, and attach the hose. It lights easily, and heats quickly. I did add a thermostat to the top (simple oval thermostat you can get for $4.99 on Amazon). However, ALL small grills like this will cook very hot if you turn it up all the way. Doesn't matter the brand. I've owned at least 6 small grills for home and my RV, and they ALL perform this way. Keep the gas turned low. And here's a pro tip: get a Grill Grate for it......makes a HUGE difference in how it cooks, and you can have a "grill" surface or "flat" surface to cook on, plus it buffers the high heat from these little grills. I realize it's an added expense, so not everyone will want to do it. You have to order those from the Grill Grate company, but they are worth their weight in gold. I have a set that I switch around from various grills.

I've been reading the negative reviews about the Megamaster grill. I've had mine over 4 years now and use it almost every week for smaller cooks. I've never had an issue. I also have a Weber for larger cooking “projects”and along with that, I also have a charcoal grill.I assume that most of the negative reviews are a result of first time users of this grill.There is a review from a customer who states the metal “discolors”.“Extremely hard to clean after use. Metal looked very bad after only one use and hard to see flame level to adjust the heat. “This grill or any other grill will discolor after several uses. The shiny stainless steel parts will turn blue just like some motorcycle exhaust components.Here's another one:Not sure why or how there is so many good reviews but this grill sucks. Burns and catches on fire, everything is charred or raw. It’s a real pain in the ass and I wish I could return it but missed the return window.My answer would be, read up up grilling. Another beginner, not judging, look on YouTube.I am extremely happy with my grill, of course it's not as sparkling as when is was new out of the box, but it is a grill.I've already recommended this grill to 2 people and they are delighted with it. Ya just gotta know how to use it.

This little number is not fancy but it’s a great at getting the job done. Wonderful for camping of tailgating and easy to replace if your rowdy friends accidentally get tackled on it .

This is a feature rich grill for the price though it does not have a temperature gauge. It self lights and has two separate burners. I think it stands too tall with the legs extended, but that is a personal preference. It does not cook as evenly as I would prefer but does much better than other small grills I used in the past. One of the two knobs on my grill doesn't turn easily while the other turns very easy. Im not sure why. I like it and would buy it again.