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Weber 3751001 Genesis E-320 Propane Gas Grill, Black | 
| Brand: Weber
Category: Lawn & Patio
Department: outdoor living
List Price: $849.00
Buy New: $699.00
as of 9/3/2010 17:08 CDT details
You Save: $150.00 (18%)
New (11) from $699.00
Seller: Amazon.com
Rating:  92 reviews
Sales Rank: 562
Color: Black
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 170
Dimensions (in): 30 x 54 x 63
MPN: 3751001
Model: 3751001
UPC: 077924068133
EAN: 0077924068133
ASIN: B000OATL4W
Shipping: Eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | 42,800-BTU propane-gas grill with 3 main burners and 12,000-BTU flush-mounted side burner | | • | 637 square inches of total cooking space; electronic ignition for easy start-ups; thermometer | | • | Porcelain-enameled, cast-iron cooking grates; Flavorizer bars; 2 work areas; 6 tool holders | | • | Steel frame; enclosed cart; propane tank sold separately; Weber cookbook included | | • | Measures 30 by 60 by 64-1/2 inches with the lid open; 2- to 25-year limited warranty on various parts |
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Product Description
3 stainless steel burners, black porcelain enameled LP gas grill with 12,000 BTU recessed side burner and 507 sq. in. primary cooking space. Black porcelain lid with stainless trimmed cast aluminum end caps and thermometer in lid. 42,000 BTU. Porcelain enameled cast iron cooking grates, porcelain enameled Flavorizer bars and a wire warming rack. This grill also includes electronic ignition, a precision fuel gauge and storage underneath for an LP tank. Tank is not included. Enclosed cart has porcelain enameled doors with 4 casters.
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| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 92
 Great grill - but could be hotter August 31, 2010
Mona McMillan
I've had this grill for ~6mo now. Overall, it's a great grill with all the features I need. I upgraded to the stainless grates and flavorizer bars. I think it was worth it becuase I wanted them to last FOREVER, but I understand others preference for caste iron due to the higher heat retention. YMMV.
I can go on and on as others have on all the great things about this grill (value, even heat, well built). But rather than re-state them, I'll touch on two points that, had I known, would have probably pointed me in a different direction:
1) dial location -- being on the side versus the front face means you loose 1/2 of your outlaying space for equipt - platters, buns, sauces, dishes, etc. If you have the side burner in use, you have zero space to put a serving dish. Please, Weber -- move the dials to the front face like everyone else.
2) heat output -- I have found the heat output on the E320P to be lacking. I thought mine had a problem since it will barely reach 550 after leaving it on for 1/2hr. After reading reviews, it appears that is average. I expected that such a grill should reach 700+ no problem as other high end grills I've used. When really trying to sear something at VERY high heat, or cook something fast, I have found this grill lacking. I guess I like my steaks restaurant syle -- where they use 900degree broilers to give that delicious crust. Although, I must admit the food I've cooked has been excellent - evenly cooked and very juicy. My chicken has never tasted so good -- perhaps too much heat is a bad thing??
Worth the extra money August 17, 2010
Phong Tran (Newark, CA)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
After going through Summer of not having a grill, I needed a new grill for a barbecue. I did some shopping around for a good deal. There were some in the $300 range. Those didn't feel like very solid or well built. When opening and closing the lid, it felt very flimsy. The Weber was solid. The box arrived and very easy to put together. It does require a second person to put the grill on the base. All the parts were there and everything fits together.
Pros:
* The grill heated up quickly and retained heat well.
* Everything cooked perfectly.
* Well built.
* Heats up fast and evenly.
* Wheels around smoothly and locks in place.
Cons:
* The knobs are on the side instead of the front and used up valuable work space.
* The horizontal burners makes it difficult to use just 1 burner for smaller jobs. Vertical burners would make more sense so you can use half a grill instead. This is probably related to the knobs being on the side instead of front.
* It is a bit pricey compared to other brand, but those might not last as long.
The only grill a family would ever need July 29, 2010
Santosh Pappachan (Sunnyvale, CA United States)
There are very few products which gets such perfect reviews. And this product deserves it. I bought mine couple of weeks back and I have been using it everyday since. The assembly is easy. It takes about 3 hours. And once you have your propane tank it is fine grilling from that point. The product features are way too many and I am not going to list them here. But from a grilling experience perspective it is the perfect grill and the only one that you would need for a long time.
Great Grill July 28, 2010
Star
This is a perfect grill for newbies. My husband and I never owned a grill before, and so after a lot of research we settled on this one. It took my husband about 2 hours to assemble. We've been using it ever since!
Excellent grill (dubious about grids) July 18, 2010
Peter Matthews (Roslindale, MA United States)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
My grill is the EP-320, with stainless steel grids. The E-320 is the same, but with coated cast iron grids. The latter made me nervous - the coating always came off my steel grids in the past, why would it stay on cast iron?
Amazon does not offer the EP-320, or I would have bought it here; instead I went to a rainbow company on the web, for about the same money (a significant savings, SS grids cost more). That company was fine, but the shipper messed up my delivery - I wound up driving a couple of hours round trip to get the thing on the day I had already taken off work. The box did fit into the back of my Matrix nicely, but forget it with a sedan.
The several hours I spent methodically assembling the grill are a distant memory. The grill will get up to 700 degrees at high, although 550 is more usual. Cooks great. The side burner design is excellent, and it's just powerful enough. I use it to cook pasta outside, and not steam up the house in summer.
I recommend a meat thermometer such as Taylor 9842 Commercial Waterproof Digital Thermometer (fork styles are more convenient, but don't get as good reviews) and a wok such as Weber Style 6434 Professional-Grade Vegetable Basket, both of which I use.
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