Char-Broil Classic 360 3-Burner Liquid Propane Gas Grill with Side Burner

La verdad es un muy buen producto. Los puntos malos es que si quieres utilizarlo desde el primer momento en que te llega vas a tener que esperar ya que es bastante tardado armarlo. Pero de ahí en fuera todo funciona de maravilla.

The Char-Broil Classic 360 3-Burner Grill is a really good buy! I purchased the grill with the side burner. Assembly is going to take you a while. There are a lot of screws and parts to put together. Assembly took me around 4 hours. However, it is well worth the trouble. This grill looks great. It has a very modern look. If you are single, a couple, or a small family, this is the grill to purchase. It has plenty of cooking space, and should be able to handle as much food to be grilled as you need. This grill heats up fast, and does a great job! I have owned several grills over the years, and the Char-Broil grill is as good or better than the other grills I have owned that cost a lot more. This is a solid basic grill without all the bells and whistles which most of us really don't need. If you are looking for a grill that works great, this grill should work perfectly for you. Shipping was fast, and the grill arrived early. The box was really beat up, but the contents were in perfect shape. Good Purchase!

Had a five-burner Brinkmann from a good sale at Lowe's ten years ago that finally bit the dust after many season cycles in the northeast. Not really being in the market for a deep investment, I looked to downgrade to a three-burner or four-burner setup. Found this one with the side burner (the Mrs. insisted on this for ease of use with summer S'mores). Read the other reviews but the price was right for a smaller non-Weber grill. Assembly took just over two hours. The framework does feel flimsy but in comparison, I had used a giant grill for a decade so everything smaller was going to feel less sturdy. Some of the assembly parts felt flimsy for attachment (the lid attached with thin rods and those paper clip-like thin metal strips). But hey, I didn't buy a three-burner Weber for $500, I got a three-burner Char-Broil on Amazon for under $170. Assembly wasn't bad but it had one or two challenging steps, mostly the legs that don't want to stay together because they aren't bolted to anything util the grill base is attached to it. Once assembled I fired it up for 20 minutes to burn off the excess production oils. My oven thermometer pinged off the charts (above 550°). Subsequent warm-ups find it hitting 500° after ten minutes. Heat isn't the problem; finding how it cooks was. With three burners the middle section cooks the fastest and the sides cook the slowest. Uneven is the best word for the heat distribution of this grill. Secondarily, the grill grates themselves are JUST WIDE ENOUGH that if you're doing sliced food like squash, you're going to want to make extra because you will lose one or five to the dead zone. Final verdict: It's a downgrade for me, it still feels flimsy, but as I've learned to cook on it my dinners have been better and better. Dislike the uneven heating and the grill grates but learning to work with it. Likely going to invest in Grill Grates at some point to avoid food loss and potentially gain more heat distribution for cooking.

Took about an hour to put together. If you're mechanically inclined, it's not too hard. Those who don't like tedious, small pieces, might do well to buy one already assembled from a big box store. This is a lot cheaper than buying it there, though.

At $200, this is a great "Bang For The Buck"! Hardware is clearly marked, parts fit together very well, and assembly instructions are accurate and clear. assembly total time was less than two hours. However, if you are not mechanical, can't follow assembly instructions, or don't have good tools, do not buy this, as you will frustrate yourself.