Best High-End Gas Grills
These impressive high-end models were built to last
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We’ve found that investing $1,000 or more toward a high-end gas grill opens up your choices to beautifully built, large models loaded with features such as interior lighting, a pullout garbage bin, built-in storage, and more. Rotisserie lamb, anyone?
It’s our job to find top-tier gas grills at a variety of prices—from those under $1,000, $500, and $300. It’s your job to decide how much you want to spend and what you’re looking to get for the cost.
Best High-End Gas Grills
These gas grills from Weber, Napoleon, and Fuego cost $1,000 or more and had excellent performance in a variety of Consumer Reports’ tests.
How CR Tests Gas Grills
To recommend the best gas grills, Consumer Reports rigorously tests them in our lab, where we wire the surface of each gas grill with heat-resistant thermocouples and run four temperature tests. We also assess how evenly each model heats and how hot the surface gets at the 10-minute mark (because that’s when people like to start cooking, according to our data), and we evaluate each model’s sturdiness, among more details.
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