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At under $300, Weber's compact charcoal smoker offers the temperature control and build quality most budget options skip.

Recteq’s X-Fire Pro smokes low and slow like a traditional pellet grill, then cranks up to 1,250°F with direct flame for serious high-heat searing.

After testing dozens of smokers, I found Weber’s purpose-built pellet cooker delivers the temperature stability, deep smoke flavor, and easy cleanup I want for low-and-slow barbecue.

Weber's best pellet smoker yet proves you don't need to spend big to get serious low-and-slow results in your backyard.

Traeger’s 970-square-inch pellet grill combines serious smoking capacity with Super Smoke, WiFi control, smart storage, and the small details that make a 200-pound cooker easier to live with.

Traeger's latest might be the strongest argument yet for going all-in on a premium pellet grill.

With 1,300 square inches of cooking space, a massive 65-pound hopper, and WiFi temperature control, Pit Boss's DX 4-Series packs serious smoking capacity into a surprisingly small footprint.

With 1,300 square inches of cooking space, a massive 65-pound hopper, and WiFi temperature control, Pit Boss's DX 4-Series packs serious smoking capacity into a surprisingly small footprint.