Weber Q Review

5 Star Weber Grill Review

Weber Q: A Combination Of Portability, Price, And Performance

If you’re looking for a portable grill for tailgating, or a midsized grill for your patio, the Weber Q line up is certainly a great choice. It’s a customer favorite for those who own apartments and condos because of its compact size, portability, and simplicity.

Whatever your need is, the Weber Q probably comes in a size that fits your requirements and budget. With six different models varying in size and functionality there’s nearly something for everyone. Prices start at just 149 dollars for the portable model and 379 dollars for the midsized stand up model. The cooking area and power of the Weber Q varies with price. The smallest model, the Q-100 has 189 square inches of total cooking area and 8,500 BTU’s, while the Q-320 boasts 462 square inches and 21,700 BTU’s. The Q-100 and Q-200 are considered to be the portable models, while the Q-300 series is not. Both of the smaller models use one pound disposable propane cylinders, while the Q-300 uses 20 lb. propane tanks.

Even though the main benefits of the Weber Q are its size and portability, it still holds its own when it comes time to do some grilling. The cast aluminum shell makes them both durable and powerful for their size. Heat distribution is spot on and the larger Q’s have no trouble getting to 500 degrees in only ten minutes. Plus, even though the Weber Q series may look small, the Q-320 will hold two whole chickens or three dozen hot dogs.

Overall, for city dwellers, tailgaters, and outdoor cooking enthusiasts alike, the Weber Q series offers something for everyone. It’s a great value, cooks well, and has outstanding durability. If this is the size of grill you’re looking for, you really can’t go wrong with the Weber Q.

Weber Q Models

Weber Q-100/Q-120