Comparison: Best Budget Gas Grill (Updated | Jan 14th)

Energize your backyard cooking with the Char‑Broil Classic Series Convective 3‑Burner grill. Powered by a 20‑lb propane tank (not included), it reaches high temperatures quickly and maintains even heat across a 360‑sq‑in.

primary cooking surface—enough for 14 burgers, 8 chicken breasts, or 5 steaks. An 8,000 BTU side burner handles sauces, boiling water, or a quick coffee brew, while a generous 170‑sq‑in.

warming rack keeps food warm with indirect heat. The sturdy side shelf and Gear Trax‑ready design let you add accessories like condiment baskets for a customized, efficient grilling station.

Upgrade your patio with the EUHOME 4‑Burner Propane BBQ, delivering 46,500 BTU of total heat, including an 8,500 BTU side burner for sauces and side dishes. The grill offers 332 sq in.

of primary cooking space and a 125 sq in. warming rack, comfortably serving ten or more guests.

Heavy‑duty enameled cast‑iron grates lock in heat for perfect sear marks while resisting rust and sticking. A sturdy side shelf provides ample prep room, and the stainless‑steel construction resists corrosion for long‑term durability.

Push‑to‑start ignition and removable grates make set‑up and cleaning quick and hassle‑free.

The Weber Spirit E-325 is a compact, three‑burner propane grill that delivers serious heat for backyard chefs on a budget. Its Boost Burners add up to 40% more power to the largest sear zone in its class, letting you achieve restaurant‑style char on steaks and burgers.

Consistent, precise temperature control comes from Weber’s Snap‑Jet Ignition and solid construction, while the 10‑year limited warranty offers peace of mind. Optional Weber Works side rails let you snap on accessories like bottle holders and tool hooks, turning a simple grill into a versatile cooking station without breaking the bank.

The R.W.FLAME G20B is a sturdy two‑burner propane grill built from 304 stainless steel, offering 16,000 BTU of heat in a portable, compact frame. Weighing just over 45 lb, it fits on patios, decks, or camping sites, and its cast‑iron grates and removable food‑residue collector make cleaning a breeze.

Integrated side racks, storage baskets, a built‑in thermometer, wheels, and hooks create a mini outdoor kitchen, while the grease drip box helps keep meals healthier. CSA certification ensures safe operation, though a propane tank must be purchased separately.

Endark’s 3‑burner propane grill delivers 26,000 BTU of heat in a compact, stainless‑steel package that’s perfect for small patios or weekend camping trips. A built‑in high‑precision lid thermometer lets you monitor temperature without lifting the lid, while each burner can be dialed independently for low‑and‑slow roasting or high‑heat searing.

The grill folds down to a lightweight frame with four universal wheels—two lockable—for easy transport and stable setup. A dedicated propane tank compartment keeps the fuel secure and out of sight.

Quick 30‑minute assembly, removable grease tray, and porcelain‑enameled cooking surface make cleanup a breeze.

Char‑Griller’s Dual‑Function grill combines propane and charcoal in a single 2‑burner unit, offering 24,000 BTU and a generous 870 sq in total cooking area. The primary 606 sq in gas zone features porcelain‑coated cast‑iron grates that retain heat and prevent rust, while the removable charcoal compartment lets you switch to smoky flavor whenever you wish.

An easy‑dump ash pan simplifies cleanup, and the sturdy steel frame supports outdoor use on decks, patios, or backyards. Though compact, the design delivers versatile cooking options for grilling, searing, and low‑and‑slow smoking without needing two separate grills.

Masterbuilt’s portable propane grill packs a solid 288 sq in cooking area into a lightweight, fold‑up frame. A 10,000 BTU stainless‑steel U‑shaped burner spreads heat evenly, while the chrome‑coated warming rack keeps side dishes ready.

Folding legs and a locking lid make transport and storage a breeze, and the stainless‑steel grates stand up to frequent use. Ideal for tailgating, camping, or small patios, this grill delivers reliable performance without sacrificing durability.

Its compact footprint fits tight spaces, yet it still offers enough surface for burgers, veggies, and a few steaks at once.

GRILL DEPOTS offers a versatile three‑burner propane grill built around heavy‑duty porcelain‑enameled cast‑iron grates and a perforated griddle pan. Each burner supplies 10,000 BTU, giving a total of 30,000 BTU for fast, even heating across 252 sq in of cooking space—perfect for small gatherings of two to four people.

The cast‑iron surfaces create a superb sear while the griddle lets delicate foods cook without sticking. Mobility is handled by sturdy wheels, and folding side tables provide extra prep room that disappears when not needed.

Thoughtful features like a removable grease tray, built‑in thermometer, and tool hooks streamline cleanup and make grilling hassle‑free.

The Bestfire 68,000 BTU 5‑Burner Propane Grill delivers professional‑grade performance without breaking the bank. Its six‑burner layout—five main burners plus a side burner—offers 68,000 BTU of instant heat, letting you sear steaks, simmer sauces, and keep sides warm all at once.

The massive 447 sq in porcelain‑enameled cooking surface and 200 sq in warming rack accommodate over 40 burgers or a full rack of ribs. Constructed from 304 stainless steel with rust‑proof handles and a weather‑resistant cabinet, it stays sturdy outdoors year‑round.

Built‑in thermometer, push‑button ignition, and handy tool hooks make grilling both precise and convenient.