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Spirit E-310

The default first serious gas grill: three burners, no frills, hard to kill.

$569Approx. MSRP
Great foreasy to learn

Solid entry-level 3-burner gas grill for someone grilling a few times a week, but don't expect decades-long toughness from the base metal parts.

Pros

  • Cooks food evenly and heats up fast
  • Compact 3-burner footprint suits mid-size backyards
  • Weber's cast-iron/porcelain grates hold up well
  • Solid all-rounder for its class

Watch-outs

  • Flavorizer bars can rust faster than expected
  • Regulator reliability isn't bulletproof
  • Not as over-built as older Weber models owners remember
  • No side burner for sauces/sides

Known niggles

  • Rust spots on flavorizer bars appearing within 18-24 months
  • Propane regulator can start delivering inconsistent flame, sometimes requiring disconnect/reconnect of the tank
  • General build quality feels lighter than older Weber generations
TypeGas
FuelPropane
FormatFreestanding cart
Approx. MSRP (USD)$569
Primary cooking area424 sq in
Total cooking area529 sq in
Main burners3
Main BTU30,000
Side burnerNo
Weight103 lb
Build materialSteel, porcelain-enameled lid
WiFi / appNo
Model year2018

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

Weber Spirit E-310

Features

  • Porcelain-enameled cast-iron grates
  • Fold-down side tables
  • Built-in lid thermometer
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