I'll admit it: I was skeptical that a WiFi-connected grill could really improve my casual culinary exploits. During my review of Traeger's Timberline 850 though, I would discover it's actually very ...

Make no mistake, the Traeger Ironwood 650 is a serious, do-it-all, wood pellet fired BBQ grill that makes it simple to cook basically anything for a large amount of people outside. Its build quality ...

If you’re in the market for one of the best smokers on the market and have the financial wherewithal, then head immediately over to our Weber Smokefire vs Traeger Ironwood 650 comparison piece to see ...

The FedEx guy was hanging out nervously by my front door. He never does this. He’s the platonic “drop and run” delivery man. Something was up. “Oh good! You’re home! I was worried you wouldn’t be home ...

Editor's note: This review was first published in March 2019. In March, Traeger introduced updates to the Pro and Timberline series while also rolling out the new Ironwood series. All six new grills, ...

There’s something ceremonial about the act of barbecuing. You wake up early to light the coals, dawn breaking over your cooler where inside a brisket, rubbed lovingly with seasoning, still rests. You ...

The indisputable king of pellet grills is Traeger, which has been making them for more than 30 years. But this year Traeger faces competition from Weber, which has introduced its first line of pellet ...

What is it about summer sunshine that makes you want to devour flame-grilled… everything? We haven’t commissioned an official study, but from our findings (asking our mates), we’re sure golden rays ...

— Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed’s editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission. Traeger has been the leader in pellet grills for decades. Until 2006, ...

Although Traeger first introduced its so-called WiFire technology on the Timberline Series in 2017, it wasn't the first to build a connected pellet grill. The likes of Rec Tec, Green Mountain Grills ...

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