Unbiased Analysis: Best Pellet Grill/Smoker Under $1,500

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In this video of potentially the best pellet grill/smoker under $1,000 we selected five models from our database for the comparison which included the:
Traeger Ironwood 885
Pit Boss Competition Series Titan
Weber Searwood XL 600
Recteq Flagship 1100
Camp Chef Woodwind Pro 36
This comparison was purely an objective analysis of their specifications.

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Which of these two pellet grills/smokers would you choose and why?

[@PsychopathicBob1]

Only the Weber is able to have a rotisserie option.

[@waderussell2005]

Urggh, I'm really torn on which pellet grill is the best for me. But I truly appreciate your objective comparison of these grills. I'm leaning towards the Reqteq Flagship 1100, or the Camp Chef Woodwind Pro.

[@shawnhouck4850]

did you make a decision yet? I'm torn between the same grills.

[@isaiasdocable]

Hey I'm also looking into both of these did you decide? Flagship 1100 is 200 off right now so I'm kinda leaning for that one. any thoughts?

[@Rambler1882]

No offense but these ratings are based on specs only. These specs don’t always come to fruition. Rectec has been proven to never actually reach 700 degrees. Weber’s main grate isn’t the one that matters, it’s actually the second one that matters the most as it’s the one you will always smoke on.
Personally still leaning toward Searwood but not 100% just yet. I think they all have a few flaws