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Gas2Coal 4-Burner Hybrid Grill

Hybrid 4-burner grill that converts between propane and charcoal cooking via a built-in Gas2Coal tray.

$550Approx. MSRP

Only for someone genuinely committed to a hybrid grill and willing to accept charcoal-side compromises; a beginner who just wants easy charcoal control should get a dedicated charcoal grill instead.

Pros

  • Genuinely lets you switch between gas and charcoal cooking in one grill
  • Gas-mode performance is solid according to most reviewers
  • Appeals to people who want charcoal flavor without giving up gas convenience
  • Built to last (porcelain-coated grates, stainless steel in-line burners)

Watch-outs

  • Charcoal mode is compromised by the lack of vent/airflow control
  • Assembly is a real time investment, not a quick weekend job
  • Heat consistency issues on both fuel types
  • Charcoal means a learning curve vs push-button gas

Known niggles

  • Assembly can take up to 4.5 hours with instructions described as outdated and confusing
  • Ignition is non-intuitive — you must light burner #2 first because that's the only one wired to the igniter
  • No airflow control on the charcoal side, making temperature nearly impossible to regulate in charcoal mode
  • Uneven heat with the back of the grill running hotter than the front
TypeCharcoal
FuelDual
FormatFreestanding cart
Approx. MSRP (USD)$550
Primary cooking area560 sq in
Main burners4
Main BTU44,000
Side burnerYes
Weight132 lb
Build materialPorcelain-coated grates, stainless steel in-line burners
WiFi / appNo

Specs sourced from the manufacturer / retailer listing. Prices are approximate and drift — check the seller for the current figure.

Char-Broil Gas2Coal 4-Burner Hybrid Grill

Features

  • Swaps between gas and charcoal using a built-in Gas2Coal charcoal tray
  • 4 in-line stainless steel burners, 44,000 BTU total
  • 12,000 BTU side burner
  • 560 sq in cooking area
  • Electronic ignition
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