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AverageTechdude
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2012
I am average Tech Dude. I believe I represent A lot of the people out there who are not that tech savvy but like to use new tech gadgets. Welcome to my Channel :)
Weber Traveler Grill Review: Real-World Results from a Real User
Looking for an honest review of the Weber Traveler grill? I'm a real owner, and in this video, I'm sharing my real-world results. I cover everything from its pros and cons to its performance and features. I also tell you how it holds up over time.
Here are some of the things I'll cover in my review:
Pros:
Sturdy construction
Easy to set up and use
Heats up quickly and evenly
Cooks food well
Portable and easy to store
Cons:
Can be expensive
Grill grates are a bit small
Overall, I'm very happy with my Weber Traveler grill. It's a high-quality grill that cooks food well and is easy to use. If you're looking for a portable grill, I highly recommend the Weber Traveler.
This the best steak I have ever cooked :)
Here are some of the things I'll cover in my review:
Pros:
Sturdy construction
Easy to set up and use
Heats up quickly and evenly
Cooks food well
Portable and easy to store
Cons:
Can be expensive
Grill grates are a bit small
Overall, I'm very happy with my Weber Traveler grill. It's a high-quality grill that cooks food well and is easy to use. If you're looking for a portable grill, I highly recommend the Weber Traveler.
This the best steak I have ever cooked :)
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Weber Traveler Portable Grill: The Grill That's Perfect for Your Next Adventure
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The Weber Traveler portable grill is a great option for people who are looking for a grill that is easy to use and portable. It's small and lightweight, so it's easy to transport. It also sets up quickly and easily. To light the grill, you simply turn on the gas and press the igniter. The grill will heat up in a matter of minutes. The Weber Traveler portable grill has a cooking surface that is ...
Fitbit Charge 5 Unboxing - First Impression
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First impressions interface tour, and heart rate/GPS accuracy for running and cycling of the new Fitbit Charge 5 Activity Tracker. I will be doing first look and going into in depth review as an average guy. I am hoping to help you make a choice whether you want to try this watch out or look elsewhere.
I've owned this grill for 3 years. I've used it off and on for a total of 5 or 6 weeks, and only on camping trips. Since it was so horrendous to clean it's been primarily used to cook hot dogs and vegetables, and I've used charcoal to cook meats that left a lot of drippings. It looks to be in near new condition but it has quit working due to a faulty regulator. Weber does not want to cover this item past a 2 year warranty even though there is warranty remaining on other parts of the grill, and that this is an item that is known to be a problem with them. I purchased 4 Weber grills over a 2 year period and all of them have had issues. Three of the grills had issues right out of the box. I just completed a second warranty claim on my Weber Genesis II because the warming rack has rotted out, and I will be making a second claim on my Weber Performer because the metal table is covered in rust after only 1.5 years. A friend of mine has purchased 2 Napoleon grills last year and zero issues. I recommend a different manufacturer.
spraying those crates while the burners are on is incredibly stupid. You are more than lucky that the spraying can did not explode in your face. What the hell were you thinking?????? Those crates should have been sprayed with the burner being off.
After I heard him say medium well, all his cooking tips on steak went out the window
Why are you spraying Pam spray on a grill? It provides zero benefit. If your meat is stuck to the grill grates, it’s not ready to turn yet….
Taste is blah. Why not just cook the meat in the oven?
Bro did you say 150/160F internal temperature 😳
U just placed the meat on a raw tray... u bouta get sick like that lol. Looks good tho
It's beef. Not chicken or pork.
I like mine, if you only cook small meals I suggest it I decided to level up and get a bigger grill so I can have a cookout.
You put the wheel clips on wrong, not sure if I can trust you.
Looks like a fantastic bit of kit
Coleman RoadTrip will outlast that Weber X10 years. They are built like a tank, the Weber is built like a toy.
I think I'll buy a Coleman roadtrip grill. It doesn't seem like a bad option.
lol maybe use it first.
What temp does it hold at when the dial is set to low?
Buy one and test it for yourself!
@@DenverscorpioI did, it’s awesome!
@@coreycenter7842 cool, would you mind answering your own question for us to know what temperature it holds?
@@BG-it7hb80 degrees outside, holds 400 degrees
'promo sm'
I have this actually 2 of them due to warranty. Low and slow is out if the question with this thing. it cant get lower than 400 once that lid is closed. Due to the low lid and large 1 burner. Wish it had 2 burners. Also this is not a good travel grill it packs too big even for my suv. You can add 2 griddle plates(although not advised) and it works excellent as a full on griddle for smash burgers. Overall I think its good as a stationary grill not a travel one. But for the price you might be better off with a weber spirit.
Griddle grates good idea!
If u put it in sideways and lift the handle if can fit into any trunk
@platinum9898 alone it can but not a car with a family and camping gear. Taking this thing was the item that took the most packing space in my suv. It's a stationary grill thts easy to move around and that's it. Weber go anywhere wins for compact size and portability. 2 of those take up less packing than halve the packing space of the traveler
fantastic edition. Averagetechdude~ )
Glad you liked it😊
It's a great grill I have 2 of them. But it is not good for travel or camping unless you have an RV . It packs big and the packing shape is not ideal. I now take 2 Weber go anywhere grills when I go camping. 2 of those are less than half the packing size of the traveler. I also think the traveler needs flavorizer bars/ diffuser because of the dead space around and inner part of the burner tubes. It requires the lid to be closed more than I like when grilling. Too bad there is no after market one.
Thank you for commenting. I do think think it needs flavorizer bars, not only to spread the heat but also to protect burner tubes from clogging. I have been able to fit it in midsize SUV. It packs a lot of heat when the lid is closed, the opening and closing mechanism has been the best compared to its competitors. Hope weber or an after market personnel sees ur comment and comes up with flavorizer bars :)
@@averagetechdude1462 I can fit it in my mid sized SUV but then that means I can't fit other things like my kids lol. The traveler was one of three main things that took up too much room and added too much weight when I'm packing my suv for camping. I will say the traveler is built like a tank, the design that makes it this stable when upright is 2nd to none. If you find it too big for travel look into the Weber go anywheres. They are clutch little BBQ grills . I will always go with Weber. That's another thing it's hard to control the temp. Because the lid is so low with it closed it gets extremely hot fast and I can't get it below 350 consistently. Even on it's lowest setting. So everything I learned from previous BBQ grills I owned with 2 or more burners i have had to relearn and modified with the traveler. That's another thing it needs two burners. A good tip for indirect grilling on the traveler get the aftermarket cast iron griddle from Amazon and an warming rack to place on top of the griddle. Its a perfect set up for indirect grilling.
How you like it so far?
I like it, there are a few features I do not like. I will make a video to address those, sorry for the late reply. I have been busy with other projects. I will be coming out with another video to show the features of it. Its the best fitness watch for me.