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Bullseye (RT-B380)

A 380 sq in direct-flame, kettle-style wood-pellet grill reaching up to 749°F, with a 15 lb hopper and no Wi-Fi.

$400Approx. MSRP
Great foreasy to learnlow-and-slow smokingset-and-forget cookssmall spaces & travel

A good budget entry point for a beginner who mainly wants hot, fast grilling and searing, not ideal if you want low-and-slow smoking or cold-weather reliability.

Pros

  • Produces noticeably more visible smoke/bold flavor at high heat than typical pellet grills
  • Stainless steel firebox resists rust, backed by a 2-year warranty
  • Good value at its $399-499 price point for Recteq build quality
  • Built to last (stainless steel)

Watch-outs

  • No WiFi/app control
  • No pellet dump feature, making it a hassle to switch pellet flavors
  • Legs/stability weaker than larger Recteq models
  • Weaker low-temperature and cold-weather performance

Known niggles

  • Struggles to hold steady temperatures below about 250°F
  • Performance drops off when ambient temperature falls below roughly 40°F
  • Some users report ignition failures
  • No dedicated drip pan, which can lead to grease flare-ups if not cleaned regularly
TypePellet
FuelWood Pellet
FormatKettle
Approx. MSRP (USD)$400
Primary cooking area380 sq in
Side burnerNo
Hopper capacity15 lb
Temp range200–749°F
Build materialStainless steel
WiFi / appNo

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

Recteq Bullseye (RT-B380)

Features

  • 380 sq in direct-flame, kettle-style pellet grill
  • 15 lb hopper, about 15 hr runtime
  • 22 in stainless steel dome with rainproof venting
  • HotFlash ceramic ignition, 100,000+ cycle rating
  • No Wi-Fi (manual dial controller)
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