Pit Boss Pellet Smoker, Lexington 500 Square inch Wood Fired Pellet Grill, Onyx Series

I’m extremely happy with this pellet grill. I’ve only used it a couple times so I don’t know if my opinion will change in a month or a year but so far so good. I have a Traeger Woodridge Pro %26 a NexGrill Oakford but I wanted a pellet grill at my girlfriend’s but didn’t want to spend $1,000 because we aren’t there very often. The reviews on this were either 5 stars or 1 star. The one stars talked about it not working, how hard it was to put together, or how it was missing something. I felt it was easy and straightforward to put together. If you can have someone assist you to hold things while you assemble it that will make it easier. I did it by myself and had to skip the first steps and put the legs on the grill first. Just barely got the screws started then squeezed the shelf in between the legs. There wasn’t many steps to get it together. I got it out of the box and built in less than 45 minutes. If you power it on with no wood pellets in hopper it will give you an error code. Also priming it takes a second to get the pellets into the little fire chamber. This grill cooks just like my $1,000 pellet grills. It can roll some smoke too. It lacks some of the bells and whistles of the more expensive grills and lacks a few things upgrades to build quality that my expensive grills have but its still a high quality build and feel for the price. If you want a nice pellet grill and don’t want to spend nice pellet grill money this Lexington is the perfect pellet grill for you.

This is easily the best outdoor grill I have owned. I’ e had $20 grills and a $1,000 Green Egg. The Egg was great but wasn’t easy ((for me) to maintain a steady temperature. This grill is easy to assemble and is heavy. The gauge of steel used to make this unit is much thicker than I expected. My first cook was a rack of ribs that turned out great!